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Muscle loss

So I’m on a major caloric deficit given a medical injury- I’m on a liquid diet through a tube.

Am I going to lose muscle if I work them out or will my body keep the muscle since I’m using them?

I can’t make gains right now but I can maintain to an extent so I’m wondering if working my muscles will overwork them and I’ll lose them or not??


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Breakfast- Need help with macro.

Im trying to do a 40% Protein, 40% Carb Macro plan

So Equal amount of carbs and Equal Amount of Protein.


So For breakfast If i eat:

-5 whole eggs scrambled(30g Protein-25g Fat)
-3/4 cup Oats dry (30g Carbs)

I know theres some fat from the whole egg and a little bit of fat from Oats.

Would this yield a 40% Protein, 40% Carb macro plan, since both are 30g Each(30g Protein, 30g Carb)?


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Estrogen Bodybuilding Style VS Testosterone Bodybuilding Style

Majority of men build their body with Testosterone Bodybuilding Style formula.

I wonder who would like to do the opposite against the norm in bodybuilding weightlifting world by eating Estrogen food diet only aka Soy Bodybuilder

What is the pros and cons of Testosterone Bodybuilding Style ?
What is the pros and cons of Estrogen Bodybuilding Style ?


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Is this a sign of dropping calories too low?

Hi guys i'm really broke the moment and can't afford proper food till next week. I've been going gym and exercising and drinking a gallon of water aday. I woke up today and felt so dizzy/headache and brain fog. I also felt really hungry. I've been eating and drinking more water all day but still feel this way.
I know i'm in a caloric defecit but do you think i'm too low?


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Food Faceoff: Chicken Final

Below are the top 8 voted Chicken dishes of the week in order of votes received.


Please choose your 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place choices:



Quesadillas

Teriyaki

Fajitas

Parmesan

Tacos

Pot Pie

Grilled Bruschetta

Alfredo


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I need some help with my diet

So basically I’m 16 and I’m going on a diet where I need 2568 calories and 113 grams of protein every day because I’m skinny fat and am trying to bulk up. I know little to none about this and what foods and how much to eat. I’m sorta lookin for someone to help me know more about it and give me some foods choices to eat each day to achieve my goal


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What’s the favorite food you’ve discovered for a cut?

I just learned this week that fat free mozzarella gets 90% of its calories from protein; for 1/4 cup it’s 40 calories and 9 grams of protein. That’s higher than most protein powder. I felt compelled to share this with everyone.

Another little “gem” I’ve discovered lately is Stubb’s bbq sauce which is only 15 calories per tablespoon, less than half of most other bbq sauces. This has livened back up my grilled chicken thighs.

Anybody else have some specific foods they’ve discovered along the way?


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Body Fat % and whether to Bulk or keep Cutting?

Hey Guys,
Never done this before but I'm having a hard time gauging BF% and whether i should start bulking or keep cutting down. I know, i should go get some calipers but i havent gottten around to it.
Attached some pics.
Any help is appreciated, 161lbs and 5'8

Thanks
Attached Images


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Determining IF window

How do i set the window for calorie consumption in case my wake up time changes throughout the year. I wake up at first sunlight, regardless of time, which can be anywhere from 03:30 to 08:30. Wasn't the whole point of intermittent fasting to hold out the first few hours and start at the exact time every day? Seems like I can't fulfill both of those criteria at the same time. Bummer.


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Thoughts on Vegetarianism?

Ive been reading that meat causes inflammation in the body. So im wondering what would be the effect of cutting as much inflammation out of my body as possible. Imagine if your body put more of its energy into recovery and muscle growth. Would you see a noticeable difference in performance?

I know meat has all essential amino acids which you can only get from a few sources in plant based protein like quinoa and i think chick peas. I think the hardest part about it would be eating out and getting enough variety to avoid boredom.

Idk maybe life is too short to really care that much. I would hate to give up things like meat on pizza, ribs, wings, etc.


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Blending white rice?

So I have been wearing permanent braces for the last 2 years, and just recently, my jaws and molars have been hurting like hell, so eating foods like rice, chicken have been very painful. The pain is probably caused by the dentist reajusting the wires which puts a lot of force in my teeth. I will only remove them 3-4 months from now but from now and then I plan to continue my diet. Do you guys think if I blended foods like chicken breast and rice, they would lose some of their nutrional values and consequently become worthless? Also if I were to do this, would I cook them or just put them in raw?

Thanks in advance


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General Atlantic to acquire Rubicon as Everstone Cap exits

The acquisition would mark General Atlantic’s renewed focus on pharma, the buyout major having also backed Jubilant Lifesciences.

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Teenage Bulking

I am 15 and im around 5'10 almost 5'11. Im 176lbs and i wanna know how many calories i should intake in order to bulk up to around 185lbs.


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No idea to continue bulking or cut

-Been lifting for ~9 months
-6'0-6'1
-180 lbs
-pretty weak, 14.5 inch arms
-Can only see my top abs in the morning, if I had to toss out a random number I'd say around 17% bodyfat.

With all that said, I definitely want to pack on more mass but I'm starting to get softer than I would like. Should I go on a slight cut? Can I still pack on size while cutting at all? Maybe do a recomp of sorts?


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Is there caffeine in cocoa powder ?

Hi, i have a question. Im using RAW bio cocoa powder (unroasted) for my "before bed" shake, like 1 spoon. I just like the taste, shake is not that sweet after some cocoa powder and it has some antioxidants etc. Problem is, that i never had interest about coffeine in cocoa, i know there is some, but in which form and how much etc. , if there is caffeine in my cocoa powder, then now I know that Im stupid to have it before bed xD So my question is - is there any caffeine in RAW bio cocoa powder (unroasted) and if yes, how much ? (like i said, i use 1 spoon daily). If there is then i will switch my cocoa powder to breakfast, thanks for answer


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Summer Salad Recipes: Get Your Diet Summer Ready With These 5 Recipes

Summer salads are an easy way of cutting calories and to lose fat quickly. They're rich in essential vitamins and minerals and low in carbs.

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Cheat Days

I’m young and I shouldn’t be on here but I really need this advice because I am on a 1200 Calorie diet and I run everyday and I had a cheat day today and I ate about 2500 calories and I’m worried because I checked on the scale and it said I’m 5 pounds more then I was before and I was 125 now I’m 130? I’m 5’5 and I’m 14 years old but is that actual fat that I’m gaining or is it water weight and if it is water weight how can I get rid of it quick? And are cheat days messing up my diet or is it really helpful.


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Iron overload

Hi,

I am training for about 5 years now. Out of these 5 years I can almost say fully that I am using supplements.
I always used and currently using ON's products. Protein Powder, Creatine, and their multivitamin - Optimen.

I have been using Optimen since at least 2016. Taking it daily, one tablet a day usually. Never takes 3 a day like they reccomend.
Some days I am missing out on it, some days I take two, depending on my mood. But I have always kept it solid with 1 a day.

I am 21 years old. I have a record of only 3 blood tests. 2012, 07/18 and 03/19.

In 2012, before I started training or eating proper I had an Iron level in the blood of 114.8 UG/DL. Not really relevant but I mentioned it anyways.
In July 2018, I had a level of 115.9 UG/DL
In March 2019, I had a level of 184.7 UG/DL --- Which they marked it in the blood test results as more than the maximum 'normal' results.. meaning that I have an Iron overload.

My nutrition in the last years has always been pretty much the same, and it is the same now as it was 9 months ago when it came 115.9 UG/DL. So I am trying to figure out what's causing it.
Like I said, I take the Optimen since at least 2016 on a daily basis, so if it was from that, I guess it would have shown the same results or somewhere near that as it came last month as in July 2018.

The doctor is saying the multivitamin is causing it, which I find hard to believe, from the reason mentioned above.

I would like to know what you guys think and if you can reflect on the situation.
If I posted this in the wrong forum please move it to the correct one. Thanks


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Travelling to South East Asia for 4 weeks, need help on what to eat

Hey guys,

I am hoping you can help me. I will be travelling to Indonesia in June for 4 weeks.

Now I am someone who is very serious my nutrition just like most of you are. I eat clean every day, I give myself about once a week on a cheat window which usually comes after I have fasted for 20-24 hours and try to consume the 2500-2700 calories within that cheat window.
My regular day usually consist of breaking fast at 1 with Cottage cheese or Greek Yogurt, at 3 I will have my lunch which is usually higher in Protein and low in carbs. Pre workout, depending on the days but sometimes oatmeal and sometimes nothing. After workout, I will have my eggs, Protein bread sandwich ( whichever kind) and at 9 protein bar or protein shake ( depending if I am at Kickboxing or not) .

My friend explain in Indonesia that Greek yogurt and cottage cheese is not common or very expansive. Also told me that they do not have low calorie milk such as unsweetened coconut or almond milk ( which I usually have with my protein shake) Even told me that Peanut Butter is not a common thing.....

All that being said, has anyone lived in Indonesia or around to perhaps help me out with what are some of the things I can perhaps consume ? I used to be really chubby, went from 184 pounds to 153. I am only 5 feet 8 with 8% body fat and I really want to keep my six pack and fitness. Esp since in August I am going to spain.
Don't get me wrong, I might have a bit more cheat meals over there since I am on vacation, but I am hoping with constantly hitting the gym and doing HIIT workouts while travelling will help me maintain my body type.
So just hoping at the end, someone can help me out with things I can eat over there that will fit my macros.

Cheers.


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Aurobindo Pharma, Lupin recall drugs in US market

Besides, Mumbai-based Lupin is also recalling 3,200 bottles of Testosterone Topical solution in the US for issues with the container.

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is cheat day messing up my goals?

I wouldn't like definition and a flat stomach. I am 5'8" tall and weight 174 lbs.

I started working out january of this year and although all my lifts have gone up I haven't seen much of a change in body composition. I've only lost 1 lb and half an inch off my waist (37.5" from 38")

I eat 1800-2000 calories daily and feel like I could eat a horse. In fact I feel like I am starving as I type this. I can't wait until morning for breakfast. This is an everyday thing. The cheat day allows me to finally feel super full for a long time.

Cheat day = 1 large pizza. Yes I eat it by myself lol. Aside from that I am strict on 1800-2000 calories.

Pics on profile.

or is 3 months too short of a time to see body change composition?

lifts:

Squat: 135 lbs x 4 (max) , now 165 lbs x 6 ... I think I may be able to do 135 lbs x 12. My guess is I can max out at 175 x 4 ?
Deadlift: 135 lbs x4 to 200 lbs x 6
Bench: 65 lbs x6 and now 120 lbs x 6
military press: 45 lbs x 8 to 85 lbs x6

I am glad my lifts have improved lots but no change in body composition giving me depression.

perhaps I need to lift for a year? cheat day is messing me up?


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Meal Plan/Meal Prep

Meal Plan/Meal Prep (New plan/prep with help from local dietician)

I have been working with a local rep regarding this... Here is a rough draft of a meal plan/prep.

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*GROCERY LIST*

1) Meat or Seafood - *7 pounds (1 meal for 7 days)
2) Chicken Breast/Thigh - *7 pounds (1 meal for 7 days)
3) Baby Spinach – Multiple Boxes (Freeze it, 2 cups per ninja shake)
4) Simply Orange Juice (1 1/2 cups per ninja shake)
5) Bananas – Multiple Bunches
6) Various fruits – 2 pieces for Meal 2 Lunch (snack)
6) 1 Gallon Fat Free Milk – Multiple Gallons
7) Drinking Water – Minimum 128oz
8) Water 2 – Mix in with Ninja Shake, no pre-determined amount



Meal 1)

1lb of Meat/Seafood/Chicken
Ninja Shake
50+ grams baby spinach (frozen)
1 1/2 cups Simply Orange Juice
1 Banana
Water
16oz of Fat Free Milk
Water throughout the day



Meal 2) (snack)

2 Pieces of fruit
Water throughout the day



Meal 3)

1lb of Meat/Seafood/Chicken
Ninja Shake
50+ grams baby spinach (frozen)
1 cup Simply Orange Juice
1 Banana
Water
16oz of Fat Free Milk
Water throughout the day

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What are you guys thoughts on this?


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Suggest a daily calorie intake for me.

I'm just now getting back into lifting. I haven't lifted since High School and my weight has dropped to 150. I am trying to get back to 175 and bulk back up. My biggest challange is that I work manual labor all day. I mow about 50 yards per week by myself (all with a self-propelled mowers) so I'm walking and sweating for 6-7 hours a day. I'm not to good with these nutrition numbers and according to the calculators, they state, 4,100 calories per day, which I want to say is to low. Can someone with more experience give me an ideal range of how many calories I would need to start picking back up mass (25 lbs of it?) I recently went and stocked up on about 30 lbs of Mass Gainer. I also just started a new diet. I just started taking (2) Servings a day with milk and scoops of peanut-butter. Each serving with the milk and scoop of peanut butter is 2,000 calories x 2 servings a day. I'm starting off with about 4,000 Calories from mss gainer per day, 300 calorie cereal bars or 5 boiled eggs for breakfast, tuna sandwiches or chicken breast for lunch most days, and either steak with sides or (2) large bowls of pasta per night.

I just want a ball park figure from someone considering my work factors and enviroment. The diet I just started days ago, I would round-about that I will be taking in about 5,800 to 6,100 calories per day. Should this get me to the 25 lbs I'm looking for? I know it sounds like a lot of calories for the average person, but again, I will be in the gym from 4:30 until 6, and laboring and sweating from 7 am until dark. Suggestions?


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Food Faceoff: Chicken Semis

Below are the top 16 voted Chicken dishes of the week that received 9 or more votes and listed in order of votes.


Please choose up to 6 that you want to go to the Finals tomorrow:






Fajitas

Cheese Enchiladas

Alfredo

Tacos

Quesadillas

Pot Pie

Lemon Pepper

Parmesan


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Keep cutting or not, with pics.

Sorry for another cut or bulk, but here it is. I’ve been cutting since the end of January, down from 190 and at 165.8 this morning. I’ve been trying to get to abs, but my desire to keep cutting is starting to fade and my push exercises have gone down over the last few weeks, which I hate. Below is a pic from day 1 of the cut and then two pics from today, one relaxed and one flexed.

If you were in my shoes would you go another 5-10 pounds or just stop the cut now?

Had this in losing fat first but deleted and moved here.

Thanks in advance

https://imgur.com/a/JuZkXVW
https://imgur.com/a/67EWwTt
https://imgur.com/a/4SMLxMr


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Avoid (or limit) fructose and lactose on a cut – broscience?

I know overall calories and macronutrients are far and away the most important factors, but there is a lot of information out there about avoiding lactose and fructose on a cut. I was sure this was broscience, but after some googling, I still see conflicting information. Also, if not explicitly recommended, you can still see this in sample diet plans—i.e. fruit isn’t recommended, or if it is, it says “limit to 1-2 servings” per day.

The argument for avoiding fructose and lactose is that they are not easily/immediately converted to energy and have to go to the liver first. If you eat more fructose and lactose than the liver can store, the excess is immediately stored as fat. Therefore, avoid eating too much fructose/lactose on a cut.

Anyone able to definitively answer this or link to any good studies, articles, etc.?


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question about weighting and constipated

question about weighting and trying to gain weight. first off, im trying to figure out what my bulking surplus would be if i get 2500 cals daily. im 6'3'' weight 151.5 weight train 3 days per week with 1 cardio day (incline walk) and 1 hour daily walk + working in a retailer for 15-18 ish hours per week.

a month ago i weighted 149 and decided to bulk. two weeks ago if i remember correctly i was 151.5, last week i weighted 151 and today i weighted 151.5 BUT I'm constipated and havent went in 3 days.



my question would be, if i weighted myself this morning and weighted 151.5 and went to the bathroom (to poop) in the afternoon or at night would that mean im weighting less than 151.5? i ask because since i haven't go yet in 3 days i might be weighting more right now due to constipation?


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Cut or keep bulking throughout summer?

So I’ve seen a lot of people saying that teens should just bulk throughout most of those years and don’t even think about cutting unless you’re actually overweight. However I’ve been bulking for a while now and I want to be shredded for summer (I’m 16 and sitting at 165). So if I’m at a place where I feel like I’m big enough, would it be okay to start a cut? Or are those people right, should I just focus on bulking and getting bigger?


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Creatine and Caffeine?

Hi guys,

im really confused because im seeing articles that creatine and caffeine never work together and some says its a myth.

my question is that, i just took R1 Creatine Mono and just started my loading phase to it. And everytime i hit the gym, i always take bullet coffee.

Is it allowed to take creatine (different glass only pure water) and caffeine (not combined with creatine) while taking a food before hitting the gym? or is there a specific time frame on taking those two so theyll not block each others effects? :/ or i should stop taking coffee while taking creatine?


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Early morning workouts

I get up at 5am. At 6am I am warming up to lift.
My go to breakfast prior to lifting is steel cut oats. On non lifting days I cook eggs with avocado and salsa.

Energy early morning has been an issue recently. I might try the eggs before lifting a few times and gauge that but which of these two is the better option? Or maybe sticking with the oatmeal but adding some fruit. ?


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Indian Accent Awarded 'Best Restaurant In India' At Asia's 50 Best Restaurants

Indian Accent, Delhi was awarded the 'Best Restaurant In India' at Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2019.

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Children Who've Suffered Trauma Are More Likely To Develop Gastrointestinal Problems

These gastrointestinal complaints may also their brain and behaviour.

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Meal - liquid form or normal form

Hello, i have a question. My breakfast is pretty normal - oats,milk,banana,peanut butter, some nuts ... but its pretty big (especially oats, i have 200 grams of oats). I have good apetite, later on day, i feel like i can eat anything, no matter how many, but in the morning, its really hard for me to eat that much food (i have 3 meals a day). So my question is - can i throw it all to blender, blend it and then drink it ? It will save me lot of time + i can easily drink it. Problem is that i red (dont know if its true) that meal should be in normal form, in blend/liquid form, its unhealthy for body, because body is used to "chew" food and not drink it. But my other meals are normal, so benefits are big, but are there any disadvantages ? thanks


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World Idli Day 2019: 5 Delicious Idli Recipes To Try At Home

On the special occasion of World Idli Day, we bring to you some of our favourite idli recipes you can try at home.

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Poor Diet May Lead To Age-Related Vision Loss: Study

A poor diet including high fat and cholesterol-enriched food may up risk of developing eye diseases which could lead to sight loss.

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Best convenient carbs to consume after a night workout

I've read enough forums and understand that it is important to consume carbs post workout. I usually have chicken and brown rice for my pre workout meal around 6 PM then usually workout from 730 to 9 PM and try to go to bed by 10. I have a whey protein shake right after my workout and am wondering what the best carb sources are to go along with that. Something easy and convenient. Ive read about ground up oats in the shake, oatmeal, rice cakes, fruit, ect.
Thoughts on which is the best choice, or if some are better than others.


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Uhhh

Aye guys I'm new I was just wondering about my nutrition. I'm in that stage of skinny fat trying to lose fat and build muscle at the same time it's been almost 4 full weeks since I started. My diet consist of brown rice mixed veggies avocados sometimes bananas eye of around steak salmon and tuna oh and eggs but I feel like I'm not getting enough carbs to build muscle or am I wrong????


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High calorie deficit yet feeling full, diet advice for cutting?

17 y/o male (18 in 4 months), I haven't lifted in about one and a half years and put on quite a lot of fat. I was planning to cut and make use of my beginner gains now that I'm getting back into lifting. I am 5'11 (178cm) and 194lbs (88kg) and 25 percent body fat. My maintenance is 2800 calories and currently my diet is about 2000 calories:

Eggs & ham omelette in the morning (3 eggs)

100g rice, 200g chicken breast for lunch (the chicken breast is rested in an acid-based marinade)

A banana, a cup of full fat milk and 14 halves of walnuts pre-workout meal, an hour to two hours before workout

100g rice, 200g chicken breast for dinner(post-workout meal)

A banana, a cup of full fat milk before bed

All of this amounts to: 2053 calories, 201g protein, 139g carbs, 93g fat in total.


I hit the gym 3-4 times a week.



It's a lot of food and a very filling diet despite being a 800 calorie deficit diet. I made sure to measure everything correctly with a scale, so I just wanted to know if it's normal to feel this full (maybe because of all the protein?)

My goal is like I said to cut and gain muscle at the same time, take advantage of noob gains and muscle memory from the time I lifted. Any recommendations / critiques about this diet would be wholly appreciated. Less protein? More carbs? Less fat? Thanks in advance.


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Do my macros look right?

I'm 5'11, want to lose weight to get to 190lbs and am eating 1900 calories a day.

I was using Myfitnesspal and did the automatic 40/40/20 for a while but after reading the sticky it says I should do 0.7*190 for protein intake and 0.4*190 for fat intake. I don't want to mess up my body with the wrong macros so would eating at least 133g protein/day and 76g fat/day be good? Also what would be the maximum to eat a day? Thanks in advance.


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Food Faceoff: Chicken 5

Below are 12 Chicken dishes.


Please choose up to 8 that you like:





Aloha

Buttermilk Fried

Cacciatore

Cheese & Rice

Cilantro Lime

Flautas


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Updated Stickies?

How do you know if everything in the stickies is still all relevant when they're years old? I'm a beginner and want to learn but when I see that the "Nutrition For Newbies & Must Read Threads" was made 8 years ago (with old linked threads inside) I can't be sure if it's all correct. What if some stuff has been discovered to be wrong?

With that in mind does anyone know if they'll update the stickies anytime soon or if not, is there a new-ish thread for newbs that taeaches you the basics step-by-step? Thanks


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Recent JAMA Article on Eggs, Cholesterol, and CVD

“Overall, recent intervention studies with eggs demonstrate that the additional dietary cholesterol does not negatively affect serum lipids, and in some cases, appears to improve lipoprotein particle profiles and HDL functionality.”

https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/10/4/426

“Among US adults, higher consumption of dietary cholesterol or eggs was significantly associated with higher risk of incident CVD and all-cause mortality in a dose-response manner.”

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...stract/2728487

Ahh...love the confusing nature of nutrition science

Thoughts? Both studies are clearly very reliable, but the results are pretty contradictory. I’ve read other studies that showed up to three eggs a day to increase HDL while lowering LDL, which seems completely against what the JAMA article says. I’d be curious to hear from some people with more practical experience have regarding their personal cholesterol levels/egg intakes over a relatively long period of time.

Any other studies are more than welcome, regardless of the results.

I also don't have a JAMA subscription, so I'm having to go off of the abstract provided and some bits from other sources


Also, just saw that this is my 500th post! I'm happy to be involved in this community, and I hope to be involved for a long time to come


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Cold brew (ready-to-drink) pre wokout ?

So I have been mixing pure pre workout supplements like creatine, l-citrulline malate, beta alinin and others and making my own pre workout and it works amazing. Cold brew inherently has a lot of health benefits also less acidic than hot brewed and more caffeine. Does anyone on here been doing the same, if so what are your thoughts on a Ready-to-drink cold brew preworkout product?


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Cold brew (ready-to-drink) pre wokout ?

Hello, I am in interested in how many of you on here like the idea of ready-to-drink cold brew coffee with supplementation such as creatine, L-citrulline malate, beta alanin etc; I currently have been mixing pure supplements into my own cold brew and has worked amazing. Who else does this as well?


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Is there a limit to fat storage per unit of time?

Whatever that unit of time may be (hours/day(s)/etc.).

To make it short, here's the scenario:

You have a cheat day today, you eat 10 000 calories, you obviously gain x amount of fat. Had you eaten 7000 calories, would you have gained that same x amount of fat?

In other words, is there a point of caloric intake that no longer influences fat storage and (however that works) just goes through the digestive system and you ending up having a bigger amount of feces to eject?


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Anyone have experience with cyclic bulking

Essentially you start at a low BF (9-10%) do a 500-1000 calorie surplus for a few weeks, and then a 2-3 week cut.

I'm not really interested in hearing lol @ bulking as a natty answers, just if anyone else has tried it.


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Low energy when bulking

Hi guys, i was told to do some bulking and im still on the path.

My problem is that my energy is low when i bulk.

Im 6.33 feet tall and i eat 3257 calories a day.

86.98 g fat
362.77 g carbs
244 g of protein.

It seems if i go up to 3450 calories i have alot of energy and put on alot of mass quickly.

My weight has gone up from 184lb up to 194lb in a month. I was and still is, very weak at everything exept arm exercises.
Im very weak at arnold press and squatting. Espesially bench press, i skip it and take push ups instead. I seem to have good progress on the upper back.
Fat seems to come quick if i eat 3450 calories. My waist feels a bit bigger the next day.
However i cannot seem to look fatter than when i started.

What can i do? lower the protein and try to add some more carbs?

All i eat is fiber. Baked potatoes, brown rice. protein shakes, casein powder, pork, broccoli and oatmeal. Same everyday.

Supplements : Creatine, BCAA, protein powder, multi vitamin, fish oil, caffeine pill, iron, d vitamin


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Adjusting Macros as you bulk

Hello,
I've calculated my macros for my body weight. I got that down. But I was wondering, as I gain muscle mass/bulk, do I recalculate my macro numbers as I gain? Or just add carbs, but keep my fats and proteins the same?
When do you adjust macros from gaining?
Thanks
Clay


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Help with fat gain?

Hi I’m wanting to gain a few pounds of fat to fill my frame out a bit more and look a bit bigger. My question is if I do this, will it spread all over my body, or just go to my belly which I am dreading. I don’t mind some going to the belly, but I want to look bigger over all and fit clothes better by adding a bit of fat.


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“Cheat day” advice

Okay, so I and looking for some opinions here. I just completed the F45 8 week challenge and want to treat myself to a day of all the bad foods I love. I have been very strict on the challenge, counting my calories and staying super clean. I really love the food I eat while on the challenge so it’s not too difficult to cut out the pizza and mcdonalds for a long period of time. I rotate 3 or 4 different meals each day so just pretty easy to stay on my calorie count each day which is why I have found this fat loss so enjoyable.

I’ve dropped a good amount of body fat % as well as kg so far. The way I see it is 8 weeks of clean eating and training every day, take 1 day off to smash anything I want then start another 8 weeks clean and so on. I prefer this idea over the standard once a week cheat meal or whatever because I know that once a week for me quickly turns into 2 and 3 days a week then comes the snacking and I’m right back to square one.

What’s everyone’s opinions? Have you done similar? Thanks in advance.


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However, experts declare that save for some differences that can be smoothed over, both men and women can use the same basic formula in losing weight. The two factors are food control and exercise.

Basically, to lose weight is to spend more calories than you can consume. However minimal is the loss, it can be grow and build up over time. Spending calories is to increase exercise (or any physical activities) while decreasing consumption (eating).


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Carb loading before a workout?

I haven't been able to power through 1hr long workouts like I used to. I like to lift fasted, but maybe it's time that changed.

What the proper way to do this? I usually have my last meal at 10pm.

Fast until 3pm, eat 100g oatmeal + 1 banana + 3tblsp honey + scoop of protein 3pm, lift at 6pm?


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Rolled icecream

That new icecream trend - ive reached out to multiple companies and can’t find nutritional info. I usually do the non-dairy coconut milk base.

I’m not allowed to post links yet, but search Icicles Cream roll for example, but there’s lots of other companies that do it

Does anyone know nutritional info or where to find it?


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Hair Care: Eat These 10 Foods To Revive Your Dull Locks

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5 Easy Diet Tips To Increase Metabolism And Cut Belly Fat This Summer

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Hypertension Diet: Include These 8 Fruits In Your Diet To Regulate High BP

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5 Best Tandoor Recipes | Easy Tandoor Recipes

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Diet Rich In Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Lower Asthma Symptoms In Children

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Following The Keto Diet? 'Cheat Days' May Damage Your Blood Vessels: Study

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5 Yummy, Healthy and Interesting  Ways To Have Cucumber This Summer

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Cooking With Banana Stem: South Indian Recipes Packed With The Goodness Of Banana Stem

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way to get a good level of testosterone

It is the most popular way to get a good level of testosterone. So now what are you waiting for? Do use this to get a full level of testosterone. Viaxyl should be used with water as discussed above. Now it is available in the pills form. You should take one in the morning, and you should take the second one at night time. This will go to give the best results. For what reason would you say you are not ready to make enough execution at the bed? Does your female accomplice disregard your physical nearness? Indeed, it may be a probability that with developing age your sexual execution has declined.


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Suggestions needed on diet

I recently started a very physically demanding job (roofing). I'm 5'11, 175 lbs. I'm looking for suggestions on what kind of diet I can maintain to help me adapt to 12-14 hour days of hard labor and have it actually be good (or at least not detrimental) for my overall health. I have time in the late evenings where I could meal prep for the next day. I don't even really know where to begin with this. My diet right now is around 3 to 4000 calories a day, mostly pizza, McDonald's, spaghetti, cookies, cake, and soda -- this diet maintained me at around 185 lbs when I was working behind a desk, but closer to around 3000 calories at the upper estimate for daily intake. I drink about a gallon and a half of water each day, and feel slightly dehydrated toward the end of the work day. Muscle pain lasts multiple days between roofs; deep aches, not like tears or anything, but if there's a dietary change that would help me recover more quickly, that'd be awesome to know about.

Thanks ahead of time for any information or suggestions you guys can provide.

Diet will be supplemented with stretches recommended by my doctor and a yoga instructor.


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Lose Fat. Gain Muscle. Help

I know there is no magic pill. I am hitting the gym and earring right. I need to know what to eat and how much. I don't want to get fatter. Macros, meals, etc. is what I need. Any help, thanks in advance. Male, 5 ft 9 inches, 235 pounds. I was 260 but keto helped me lose. Now, I know I have to exercise. I love lifting and getting back into it. Please help...


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Food Faceoff: Chicken 4

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Please choose up to 6 that you like:




Garlic Penne

Grilled Bruschetta

Honey Sesame

Indian Butter

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Cheat meal

Hello, i am on a cutting diet for two months and lost 6kgs, i have a little fat left. Is it ok to take a cheat meal because i really got sick of not having something good to eat


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How long does protein shake last?

I did my usual protein drink this morning (I mix a banana and protein powder : very simple) at 6AM and forgot it at work in my locker and didn't drink it. It's in a very tight container bottle thingy. I'll be back tomorrow at like 10AM. Can I drink it or....?

PS. IT'S a vegan protein powder : Pea protein isolate. SO no dairy products


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Does gluten raise prolactin/lower test in non-intolerant people?

I'm pretty confused, according to the internet and YouTube I should avoid gluten even though I'm not intolerant because apparently it increases prolactin which reduces testosterone and also prevents the absorption of nutrients. This is supposed to be the case even in gluten tolerant people. Is this true?


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When you add calories when should you see an improvement in lifts?

I'm a former fat guy so I'm very cautious when it comes to adding more food. I've always sort of lived around maintenance but the problem with that is you get to a point where you're just going through the motions getting nowhere.

I've only tried bulking a couple of times, I last about a month then get scared and go back to maintaining but during that month I see no improvement in my lifts, I'm still stalling. I added 500 extra calories above tdee, In a month I gain 6-8lbs but as I say it doesn't improve my lifts.

Its all well and good saying not pushing hard enough but you can either lift the weight or you can't, when you do the bb roll of shame I think its a pretty good indicator you can't lift the weight.


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Transform These Veggies Into Pasta And Enjoy Your Meal Guilt-Free

Flours are being replaced with certain veggies that can easily be transformed into pasta strips

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Making sense of macro recommendations that lower protein below 1g per pound bodyweigh

I'm trying to sort out some confusion around macro recommendations with the FreakMode workout plan provided by BodyBuilding.com.

My current details:
41 years old
6' 0"
168lbs
12.94% body fat
3x per week weight workouts / 3x per week HIIT workouts on Peloton bike


I've gotten pretty lean and like a lot of people I'm looking to lose the most in my midsection, abs, and side / love handles. I often can't decide whether I should be in a cut, maintain, or bulk phase. On the latter, I cannot imagine eating around 2,700 / 2,800 calories a day. I hate feeling stuffed like that and I'm most comfortable around 1,750 - 2,100 per day.

I'm of the school of thought of consuming around 1g per pound of bodyweight in protein a day and achieve that regularly though supplementation and good food choices. I've seen cutting macro models that keep protein at that amount. When I set the app's macro calculator to lose fat, my recommendations are:

Calories: 1,774
Protein: 133g
Carbs: 177g
Fat: 59g

This seems way off to me, but maybe it makes sense? I'm surprised by the amount of protein more than anything. Fat is right in range of what I aim for now at around 45 - 60g a day.

Does this breakdown make sense for someone under 13% body fat doing the workouts I'm doing? It seems that most of what people are suggesting to me these days is to eat more, keep lifting, and the fat will continue to be shed slowly as it has been throughout various workout programs. I'm just wondering if following the app recommendations might allow my muscle to remain what it is, and give a bit more speed to fat burn.

Any thoughts?


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4 Summer Vegetables That May Help Fire Up Weight Loss

Here are some of our all-time favourite summer veggies that could help give your weight loss journey a major boost.

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Breakfast Cereal Versus Eggs: Which One Makes For A Healthier Morning Meal?

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Turn Your Greens Into Meals With These Delicious Grain Salad Recipes

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Whey protein , good or bad ?

Hello , I am from India and here many people say that taking powders for protein is not good at all . They give me examples of people who have faced digestion problems because of consuming whey protein powder.
They also say that if I consume whey protein and discontinue the gym for few days I will gain a lot of fats ...
But currently I must take 160 grams of protein daily and I am only able to consume 100 grams a day. So I am thinking of buying some whey protein .
Please guide me regarding this ...


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NCLT sees violation of Sec 29(A) in Sterling Biotech case

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Diet In Pregnancy May Help Regulate And Slash ADHD Risk in Children

The risk of a child developing symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) could be modulated by the mother's diet during her pregnancy.

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5 Easy Tips To Start A Low-Carb Diet For Weight Loss And Diabetes Management

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Skin Care: This Refreshing Summer Herb May Help Give You Nourished And Glowing Skin

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How do I know I am eating enough? I barely got any results in 3 months

Actually, I gained a few weight, but is mostly on my waist. Online calculators are confusing because I am not sure what I must pick for my activity level. I go to the gym twice a week and do a full body work out. I increased my weights and I feel my muscles engaging, I often get sore more or less after the majority of my workouts. I put my activity level on light on those calculators and according to my estimations I eat at least the maintenance amount. I bought a kitchen scale, so it is more accurate lately. I can't track everything I eat because I sometimes snack on a bit of junk food and online calculators don't include all of that, but according to what I track I shouldn't be undereating. That is if the calculated daily need is accurate, because I am hungry all the time, especially if I try to get my calories from healthy sources, which is quite hard. So, I most of the time I don't get to a point where I feel full but I am eating just to reach my calorie goal.


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Gained 15 lbs in a week

Hey so I decided to turn my life around... a bit about me,

Back in gr 11 so 2015 I was like 6'4"-6'5" 155 and I worked out everyday for like 2 or 3 months while training for basketball. I used a mass gainer(no creatine), and ate well and was 180lbs. Anyways I stopped playing sports when I moved to my narccistic father because he couldnt spend a dime on me and I couldnt afford the gym and didn't have my mother making dinner anymore so I dropped to like 160lbs. Not playing sports ****ed my appetite. Then last summer I went through a depressive phase, ended up in the hospital twice and ****, and I wasnt eating or drinking I dropped to legit 140 lbs, at 6'6"-6'7". My body looked anorexic/borderline anorexic. I started to eat a bit more here and there so I was in the 150s again.

Last week I began loading creatine and working out, eating, studying to get my life back together and Ill be honest I feel healtheir than ever and have so much energy. I took a pic and was a flat 150 lbs. Now Im 165 1 week later, Im done loading creatine, but Ive also been eating like a horse and drinking a lot of water 4500 to 5000+ cals a day. I can still see my abs and they actually look fuller now, so it wasn't fat. Ik you gain 8 pounds of water weight with creatine but my question is...

Should I be worried about gaining 15 lbs (150-165 @ 6'7") in a week? My muscles seem considerably bigger, I had t rex arms so little differences show a lot... maybe its because my muscles shrunk when I stopped working out so regaining them wont take as log? I heard that some people gained muscle too quick from using creatine and they ended up in the hospital because their heart cant pump enough blood to their muscles. Im also thinking it might just be the creatine since the avg person gains 8lbs of water weight, maybe at my height I gain a bit more? I don't mind since my goal is to be 200+ pounds within a year of now I just want to be alive to witness it.


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Following Low-Carb Diet May Reduce Pain In Knee Osteoarthiritis Patients

A new study has said that following a low-carb diet may help relieve symptoms of knee osteoarthirits.

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Learning to live my best life through food and fitness

Hello Body Building community,

My name is Taras, I just turned 31, I am 5'7 and my maximum weight was 300lbs for the last couple years. Over the last 5 weeks I have lost approximately 15lbs by working on my nutrition and my fitness lifestyle.

according to an online BMI calculator I was at 47 and over the last 5 weeks I've started to bring that number down (44.6) which I am very happy about my progress so far.

Lean Body Mass for my height online calculator's are telling me I should be between 160-180lbs.

I think everyone who struggles with weight has had something happen in life that has caused them to use food as a comfort and I believe that has been my kryptonite for many years of using food to feel better for a few minutes then spending the rest of the day/night feeling like crap for making a bad decision I know I shouldn't be doing.

My goal is clear in my mind. I want to lose the fat and get strong. I've never been strong I only really remember being heavy. I have a hard time in my mind seeing what I would/could look like if I was in fact healthy. Seeing some things my ageing parents have gone through the last few months has really had a huge impact on my mental health and it's just gotten to a point where I just refuse to fail anymore with my health, and if I fall and have a cheat I won't let it deter me from my goals.

My bulking phase over the last 15 years may have been too successful but it's time to change.


What I am hoping some of the community can point me in the direction is on nutrition and how it should be handled when working out several times a week which includes cardio 5 days a week and weights (light weights just starting out on weights) every other day and how I should approach my Macro nutrient's.

Breakfast - smooth - 375ml unsweetend almond milk, half avocado, 1 banana, 100g frozen berries, no fat greek yogurt 175grams
Lunch - Normally Spinach salad, 1 piece of chicken, 1 piece of garlic toast
Dinner - Highest caloric meal - 300g of white rice, 150g beef or chicken(plain) with vegetables

this has been adding up to something like 1700-1800 calories.

I feel like I probably should be eating a bit more or at least spreading out some calories to have a hardier lunch but this is where I am lacking in the knowledge department.

I'm getting about 200-230g of carbs, 85-100grams of fat and about 100-115 grams of protein in a day.

Some things I've read so far in the stickies mention 0.4g fat per pound of boss mass or 1-1.5g protein per pound of weight. As someone who has 60+ more pounds to go what should i be looking at? I can't see eating 285 grams of protein right or the 114grams of fat in a day.


Any help would be greatly appreciated but I will be certainly reading a lot more through these forums to learn more and try to find things to ensure I am being efficient and effective in my addition of eating healthy and building a workout routine i can use/build on for the rest of my life.

I know the road ahead won't be easy but I have the rest of my life to see it through and this post is just another step my in journey to learn to love myself again the way everyone should, to gain confidence and self esteem I didn't know existed. I am just starting to ramble now as its getting late. I appreciate anyone who takes the time to read this messy post and I hope that as I learn and grow into the man I want to become that I will be able to help others along their journey as well.

Tomorrow I will be starting to post my daily food log as well as exercise log, so feel free to watch my journey. Thank you again for reading / take the time.


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Best pre-workout carb meal if you're keto otherwise

Alright, so I'm currently trying to cut quite a bit (I only started excercising a little less than 2 months ago). I do a combination of keto & intermittent fasting 4/20 hour schedule. However, I break keto solely for pre-workout meals, where I try to get 90% of my workout calories from carbs for improved performance. I take this meal 2,5 hours before my workout (I work out 4 times a week). The idea behind this is that I get glycogen in my blood, and use it all up on my workout so I'm back in keto a few hours later. Given I'm a newbie, I figure I can get newbie gains even while cutting.

Now, what I was wondering: What are carbs I should prefer (best options), which are ok options, and which should I definitively avoid?

Here's how my nutrition on workout days generally looks just to give an impression, I'm not specifically looking for suggestions only on these foods, merely a sample of how I eat on lifting days:

2,5 hours before workout, something like:
1) Brown rice with chicken and tomatoes, heavily seasoned.
2) Some cheese with cashews, an instant caramel coffee made with milk in stead of water, a banana.
3) High-fat no-sugar whipped cream with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and dates. If I'm really going all out with the excercise, I may add in a little honey.
4) Home made pineapple chicken curry with honey and brown rice

Whatever this meal is, it'll be around 350-600 kcal, depending on how much I'll excercise.


workout (1 to 1,5 hours, depending on wether I can be arsed to do cardio for more than 10 minutes for my warming up) - Split training, generally hit upper body twice a week, legs once a week, and mixed full body workout once a week)

Once I'm back home, I take a full keto meal of 700-1600 cal (often fathead pizza, or chicken with lots of nuts, sour cream, spinach, grilled peppers, bacon - or something like stuffed peppers with ground beef, cheese, sour cream and spring onions.) - I add some extra MCT oil (Bulletproof octane C8 oil)to my meal so my fast goes easier. I'm usually back in ketosis about 6-8 hours after my carb meal this way. Just food with a lot of protein basically. Fast again.


Any tips on my nutrition, what carbs I should avoid, or what I could do better?

P.S: I take creatine, ashwaganda, rhodiola rosea and caffeine.


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Transitioning to clean bulk. Specifically, continue intermittent fasting?

Hi All,

A little background on me. Was overweight as a kid, began researching nutrition and fitness at 14, used to seek advice from this forum and ABCBodybuilding, was lifting consistently for many years, now married with two kids and a career, hadn't worked out for a year and hadn't been consistent for 3+ years. New year's resolution was to get back into it. I can be pretty strict when I'm 'on'. Been three months of eating clean, doing a mix of crossfit (not new to it) and weightlifting, lost 10 pounds since January 1st and have gained on all my lifts. Feeling good. Additionally, trying intermittent fasting. For first 2 months I did the, 24-hour fast once a week, and for the last two-three weeks I switched to eating from 12pm - 8pm daily.

I would still like to be leaner but would like to switch it up for a month or two, maybe make some gains in size and strength, before going back on a cut. I have been tracking my caloric intake with MyFitnessPal and have been taking in net calories of about ~1700/day, using my Apple Watch to track how many calories burned (estimate) on workout days and adjusting intake based on that. My weight decrease has been a pretty consistent 1 pound per week. I am 5'6 and went from 181 to 170. Ideal, beach-ready weight for me with my current muscle mass is about 160, I'd say.

It's historically easy for me to put on fat so I would prioritize minimizing fat gain over maximizing muscle gain. What would be the best way to transition to a clean bulk? I'm thinking of going a week or two on maintenance calories and then upping by 250 cal/day per week and closely monitoring. And would it be beneficial to continue intermittent fasting? It really hasn't been a problem for me hunger/logistic wise so I'm more concerned with doing whatever would give best results. During the clean bulk I plan to do less/discontinue crossfit and focus on a weightlifting routine with some cardio thrown in 1-2x/week.

Thanks for any help! Would also appreciate and welcome referencing to any other threads or articles that have addressed this!


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Workout nutrition

I'm looking for help with my pre and post workout nutrition. Before my workouts I usually have a bowl of oatmeal with some almonds in it. After, I usually have a protein shake or chocolate milk and then a full meal with carbs and protein.

I'm getting back into working out and halfway throufh my workouts my muscles begin to shake during my reps so I stop, but after the workout I hardly ever feel sore, but I feel low energy in my muscles. I am getting back into working out after about 2-3 months of stopping going to the gym. Can anyone help me out?


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Workout nutrition

I'm looking for help with my pre and post workout nutrition. Before my workouts I usually have a bowl of oatmeal with some almonds in it. After, I usually have a protein shake or chocolate milk and then a full meal with carbs and protein.

I'm getting back into working out and halfway throufh my workouts my muscles begin to shake during my reps so I stop, but after the workout I hardly ever feel sore, but I feel low energy in my muscles. I am getting back into working out after about 2-3 months of stopping going to the gym. Can anyone help me out?


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Food Faceoff: Chicken 3

Below are 12 dishes that all have Chicken in them.


Please choose up to 8 that you like:






Asparagus Stuffed

Crack

Creamed Spinach

Curry

Ginger Garlic Ramen

Green Bean Barley Casserole


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Cliche diet critique request

I apologize in advance I know these get posted all the time, I just like getting feedback. I’ve been eating at a roughly calculated maintenance level of 2644 calories (217p246c88f) for about a month now, haven’t noticed huge weight gain, maybe a pound or two and feeling fuller, but otherwise ok. I’d decided I was tired of trying to cut weight for a while, and want to add some mass, before going back into a cut. Today I adjusted my macros to 3177 calories (213p390c85f). I’m 6’1 213 lbs, lift 4-6 times a week depending on work schedule. For all of you who know nutrition and bulking better than myself, does this look right? Or am I adding to much?

Appreciate any tips and critique, thanks all


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Looking for some help in figuring out calories burned?

I am looking for someone to help me figure out an estimate of how many calories I burn in a weekday. My weekday workout is as follows:
55 minutes of weightlifting at a moderate intensity
3 mile Jog at 7mins/mile
30 minutes on the elipitical = 275 calories
100 on the exercise bike at a moderate pace
50k steps.

I am 167 pounds.

Thanks for all the help guys. Its truly appreciated! God Bless!


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21/M/5'10" continue to cut or begin a bulk?

So I've been cutting for about a year now and lost a significant amount of weight but I wasn't lifting or eating properly while losing so now I'm skinny fat with lower abdominal fat and love handles.
Continuing to cut has gotten pretty hard but I'm not sure if I should keep cutting or switch to a bulk.

Any thoughts are appreciated, Thanks!


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Anyone here try the carnivore diet?

(search returns no matches for the word carnivore on this forum, weird)
I'm 36, lift 3 times a week since high school, 5'9, 185lb and a manageable beer belly(don't know body fat percentage). Goal is to put on more muscle and don't really care about a six pack as long as I can suck it in to make it look like I don't have a belly. Wondering if anyone who doesn't care about losing fat has tried this diet and been able to put on mass(without gear). You would think it's difficult without carbs..
Other than the high cost of ribeye steaks I think I can sustain this diet if I can change things up with other animal proteins than just red meat. Also it'd be nice to be able to use more spices than just plain salt.
I don't have an autoimmune disease that I know of but my eyes have extreme sensitivity to LCD monitors/TV screen and a mild latex allergy that I'm hopping this will help.
My current diet is pretty healthy(no refined sugars, not much fried food, gluten only on occasion, but I take in a decent amount of carbs from brown rice cakes with my meals and couple spoons of dextrose in post workout shake. It's hard to imagine a bigorexic life without carbs but hey if it works I'm all for it.


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Pre-workout meal timing on a cut

I started a cut 10 days ago and was wondering when I should eat pre-workout. Is an hour before good? My carbs are lower around 100 grams daily being due to having Type 2 diabetes so I want to time them to give me the most energy pre-workout and recovery post workout since after working out, my carbs do not spike my blood sugar much. I am thinking 40 grams of oats with my pre-workout meal an hour before. Does that time frame sound optimal?


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First post and could use some help

I’m 17, 6’1, 170lbs. I’m skinny but not sickly skinny. I really don’t care about getting “huge” but would like to work towards larger biceps, chest, and some ab definition. Currently working out 2-3 times a week and daily weighted crunches. I also play a sports everyday and enjoy running so I definitely get cardio in. Ideally, I’d like to put on a little muscle, get some definition, and not put on much fat. Is this possible? I feel like I should be able to do that but I’m just not sure what I should eat. Lots of food? Only lean meat, fruits, veggies? Can I still eat chicken nuggets lol? Any advice is appreciated. Have a good one


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Meat ("Red meat")

Looking through various media outlets recently and there *appears* to be a renewed campaign to get Westerners to reduce consumption of meat (i.e. "red meat").

You think it's a scare campaign? (Even "moderate" consumption is being bashed as well.)

As we all know, meat is packed with protein, high concentrations of amino acids, minerals and vitamins.

What do you think?


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Moldy Food: Can You Salvage It?

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5 Yummy And Interesting Ways To Have Green Beans

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Red, Processed Meat Linked To Higher Risk Of Death

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Even Moderate Daily Consumption Of High Fructose Corn Syrup May Promote Tumour Growth: Study

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Aiming to increase muscle mass, advice on current nutrition plan

Background:

• Age: 25
• Gender: Male
• Weight: 11 Stone, 13.8 pounds (23/03/19)
• Height: 179.3 cm
• BMI: 23.3
• Waist: Currently fit into size 32” jeans nicely

Workouts:
• Cycling: 5 days a week (roughly 8.6 miles each day)
• Cardio Tennis: 3 days a week (roughly 1 hour per session)
• Swimming: 1 day per week (roughly 1 hour per session)
• Gym: 4 days a week, isolated to muscle groups (roughly 1 hour, 20 mins each session)
......• Chest and Triceps
......• Back and Biceps
......• Shoulders and Abs
......• Legs and Abs


Nutrition:
• Two Slimming World (home-prepared) meals per day (each meal is different but roughly of the size in image)
• Intermittent fast for 13.3 - 20 hours per day

If out with friends or family I will occasionally eat other less nutritious things, but in these cases I try to go for smaller portions or healthier options (if there are on the menu).



Target:
• To reach 11 Stone and 5 pounds (I forsee reaching this goal in 2 - 3 weeks)


• Once reaching target weight, to increase my muscle mass percentage and decrease my body fat percentage as much as ispossible whilst maintaining target weight (or as close as possible).
......• With a focus on toning pectorals, stomach and butt

Question:
• At the point of reaching my target weight, I was planning to make additions to my current nutrition so to achieve my targets outlined above, what are your thoughts on these and will this allow me to achieve my goals?

Such as:
......• have breakfast e.g.:
............• 1% Milk + 2 weetabix
............• 1% Milk + portion of oats
............• If there’s time to make a more interesting healthier option I would.


......• have a serving of ‘Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey Protein Powder’ after each gym workout.


......• have a portion (e.g. 3 or 4 pieces) of fruit over the day.


......• have an additional portion (e.g. 125g) of pre-cooked meat such as chicken breast, lean beef, turkey breast etc. to pick at over the day.

......• change fast target to 14 hours (from 18 hours)


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Cut or continue to bulk

I started cutting yesterday none of my close friends lift so i need your opinion. I got some pics In my profile go check them out and Tell me do i have enough muscle mass to cut or Still continue to bulk. All pics flexed except 2. Im 20 years old. 179cm 85kg. DL 135 kg 1x5, BENCHPRESS 82,50kg 3x5, ohp 55kg 3x5,
Squats 105kg 3x5.


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5 Best Scrambled Egg Recipes | Egg Recipes

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Weight Loss: 6 Low-Calorie Indian Foods You Must Add To Your Weight Loss Diet

There are plenty of Indian dishes that have a low-calorie count.Here are some of our favourite low-calorie Indian foods you can add to your diet:

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Mind The Midnight Munchies: 5 Shocking Side-Effects Of Eating Late At Night

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Here's Why You Need A Healthy, Fibre-Rich Diet For A Healthy Gut

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Is meal frequency important ?

Hello folks, since i switched from cutting to bulking does meal frequency play a huge role for building muscle ?
From almost 2 years i eat very lightly in the day and then I consume a large meal in the evening. Do i build the same amount of muscle with for example a light meal for lunch 400-500 calories and then the other calories and protein in the evening ?
Is it calories in vs calories out or does is have something to do with muscle protein synthesis (or something else) ?
Thanks in advance !!!


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Vegan vs Omnivore

Is going vegan better for weight loss than eating meat if you are getting the same amount of macros?


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Peanuts as protein source

Hey guys, I am new to all of this. I have been working out for a very long time but I did not see results since I did not eat enough of protein as it seems to me now.
Recently, I started eating peanuts a lot to a extent that I am probably addicted now :) (it suits me well since it has lots of protein and calories and I am skinny).
The problem is that I read somewhere recently that you cannot digest lots of protein daily and I end up eating about four hundred grams of peanuts.
Should I try going for four times one hundred grams instead of two times two hundred grams.

P.S. as soon I finish my second two hundred grams I rush to toilet. Must be some kind of sign.


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Should I weight mt meat raw or cooked

Hi, I weight my chicken that is 360g which means 85g of protein but when it's cooked, it is like 230gram which means 70gram of protein... What protein am I getting then ? I am confused and shoudl I weight it raw or cooked ?

THANKS


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Food Faceoff: Chicken 2

Below are 10 dishes that all contain Chicken.


Please choose up to 6 that you like:





A la King

Baked Breast

Caprese

Hunan

Lemon Asparagus Pasta


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Should I bulk or cut?

Hi! I’m 18 years old female and i’ve been training consistently ( weight lifting) for the past year three times a week.
I’m 176 cm, around 62kg, waist 66/67cm.
At the moment I don’t know if I should bulk( my shoulders/biceps/triceps are quite small in comparison to my legs) or cut( because my abs are not very prominent like i want them to be and i have tiny dots of cellulite in my glutes) ... what should i do?
I’ve been cutting for 2 months now around 1450 kcal (150 c/118pro/35f). However before, in my bulking phase(2100 kcal) my weight was around 60.
Thank you if you can help me


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I don’t know if i should cut or bulk

Hi! I’m 18 years old girl and i’ve been going to the gym (3x week , just weight lifting ) for the past 1.5 years.
I’m 176cm, i weight around 62 kg and my waist is around 66/67cm.
I don’t know if I should cut ou bulk right now because i still have “small” arms( small biceps / shoulders/ triceps) , fit tights, my abs are there but they don’t show much and i have few very tiny dots of cellulite on my glutes.... i’m currently around 1450 kcal( 150 carbs/117 pro/ 35fat) and i’ve been like this for the past 2 months. Before i was in my bulk phase, around 2000 kcal, but the difference is minimal than before and now i weight a bit more (2kg)... even though I don’t know why...
What should i do? Bulk or cut? Thank you


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Post workout meal timing

starting a lean bulk again and trying making maximum gains from this bulk.

all articles on internet suggest to have some dextrose / protein in 30mins after workout etc.

Does it really make any difference??

(my diet / sleep / lifting routine is in check) just make sure to do everything right.

on a 350 surplus at the moment.


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Gaining so much on my first bulk?! Help

Hi Everyone,

So I have started Fierce 5 after 9 years off from the gym and starting on my first bulk. Granted, I am a high body fat probably around 20-21 but I can't cut as I have NO muscle mass so I desperatly need to bulk and wanted to do the lean way for 4-6 months before cutting.

I am currently:

155 lbs,
5 foot 10
doing fierce 5 workouts 3 times a week
playing football 2 times a week, around 40 mins each session, so 80 mins cardio a week.

For some reason, I have gained 6.5lbs in the first circa 18 days! In the last week alone, the scales say 3.7lbs gained.

Currently I ameating at 2450 calories (down to precise accuracy as I am using a spreadsheet to track and calculate every calorie, fat and protein, around 140-150g protein and 70g fat.

Is there any reason this is going up rapidy? TDEE states around 2200 so I was thinking 2450 would be ideal....

Any advice people. Shall I stick to it for another few weeks and then re asses the weight gain?

Thanks


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Roti Or Rice: Which One Is A Healthier Option?

A typical Indian meal is incomplete without a couple of rotis and a handful of rice on the plate.

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First bulk: Continue or cut down first [Pics]

background: lifted for a year ~5 years ago but never took nutrition seriously. didn't noticably gain muscle.

fast-forward to november 2018. I started lifting again and adjusted my diet (low-carb) as to lose a few lbs of fat. halfway january I started my first ever bulk (approx 3100cal/day) and have been doing so for over two months now. my question is, should I continue my bulk or cut down a few weeks and then bulk again? not looking to get shredded before summer, just want to gain size without getting too fat.

first pic: 15 january
second pic: 25 march
(lighting is different in pics, sorry for that)
Attached Images


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