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>Good Luck<
Hey bro, just stopped in to see what's up. I dont think 5'7" @ 158 is terrible, but hey- many disagree with me as I was a few pounds from that just a short time ago.
As someone with similar stats, I would say that the guys are right and you do need to spend some time on diet. I don't quite agree with how they come up with this assumption by sayin "5'7" @ 158 = not eating enough" because many people on here were over weight when they embarked on their journey, and some were not. I've had loads of trouble gaining weight, but as a fact from my doctor, at my height I am slightly over weight... Having said this, if you don't wish to be "normal" and want to advance in your bodybuilding journey, let's just say that you need to have more solid answers to simple questions like "what's your diet like"
Here's my diet:
Meal 1- bacon egg and cheese English muffin, hashbrown patty and 500mL full milk
855cal 44g pro 74g carb 42g fat 23g sugar
Meal 2- 500mL oj, 1 can white albacore, 1/4 Cuecombre, raspberry vinaigrette, 12 ritz crackers
579 cal 38g pro 82g carb 10g fat 49g sugar
Meal 3 - large split top bun, 30g mozzarella, mayo, turkey, soprasata, lettuce & water
614 cal 30g pro 34g carb 38g fat 0g sugar
Meal 4 - peanut butter & jam sandwich, 500mL full milk (pre-workout drive home from work)
754 cal 30g pro 77g carb 37g fat 35g sugar
Meal 5 - PWO shake - 375mL full milk, whey, rolled oats & dextrose.
713 cal 54g pro 82g carb 18g fat 48g sugar
Meal 6 - chicken breast, 1 cup rice, cauliflower, 500mL oj
601 cal 44g pro 100g carb 3g fat 46g sugar
Meal 7 - snack- oatmeal crisp almond cereal, 500mL full milk
800 cal 30g pro 118g carb 24g fat 54g sugar
Totals: 4916 cal 270g pro 567g carb 172g fat 255g sugar
Now I must say I've been able to change this from day to day, and I have cheat days, and I have substitute meals that I know the values...
My point is, you won't be able to maximize the potential of using these harsh drugs if you aren't educated on nutrition, and able to calculate what is going in and what you can afford to take out. This is the foundation for taking lifting weights to the level of bodybuilding.
Secondly, the only way for people here to give you the best advice possible, and the safest advice tailored to you is for you to be completely and utterly honest with us. Nobody is going to disregard you for not knowing something, but almost all of us will disregard you if you aren't able to show some charisma and prove that you aren't just some kid crying wolf and looking for an easy way out. About your low t, I call BS. no disrespect, but EVERY kid (under 25 is kids around here) has low t when they show up here. Forget that nonsense and let's start fresh. I'm here to help in any way I can.
Good luck!