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    How much protein?

    During a IGF cycle what is optimal, 2 grams per pound of bodyweight or 3 grams per pound?

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    Basically eat as much as you can.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by reveremuscle
    During a IGF cycle what is optimal, 2 grams per pound of bodyweight or 3 grams per pound?
    I think your protein intake will be dicated by your specific goals while using IGF.
    If you're using it to bulk,your carb/protein ratio would be different than if you were cutting.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinnacle
    I think your protein intake will be dicated by your specific goals while using IGF.
    If you're using it to bulk,your carb/protein ratio would be different than if you were cutting.


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    either one you need to keep your protein as high as possible..... just if youre cutting keep your carbs low... and if you can just PWO and PPWO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Sparkle
    either one you need to keep your protein as high as possible..... just if youre cutting keep your carbs low... and if you can just PWO and PPWO
    Let's see...

    A 200 lb very lean BBer would need on average 300 g of protein daily.

    Now,if this BBer decided to do a traditional bulk,he'd be substancially upping his carb intake.Knowing that carbs are protein sparing,he can reduce his protein intake by 50 g easily a day.There would be no need for excess protein at that point.The risk would be excess protein turning into BF.That is very common knowledge.
    My conclusion is to keep your protein needs dependent on your diet and goals, be it bulking or cutting.IGF alone does not dicate a dietary change.Always keep your protein high as possible in every diet,but don't exceed.

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