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    This diet to get big!

    i found this online but changed some things. my stats are:
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    i screwed my diet up over the holidays so i want something new that will get me going again.


    1: 5 egg whites, 1 scoop whey, 1 cup oatmeal, 1 banana, multi vitamin, 5 grams glutamine.
    2: 2 cans of tuna, 1 cup white or brown rice, 8 oz milk, 5 grams glutamine.
    3: chicken, large bowl of pasta
    4: chicken, 1 cup of cooked vegetables (minimal carbs before you train ) 5 grams glutamine
    5: train
    6: Protein shake, 10 grams glutamine, vit C & E.
    7: 2 cans tuna, 2 large baked potatoes, 1/4 cup white or brown rice.
    8: Protein shake, 1 banana, 5 grams glutamine.
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    seems like a lot of glutamine to me.

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    yeah i agree. i think id do morning/post workout.

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    1: 5 egg whites, 1 scoop whey, 1 cup oatmeal, 1 banana, multi vitamin, 5 grams glutamine.
    2: 2 cans of tuna, 1 cup white or brown rice, 8 oz milk, 5 grams glutamine.
    3: chicken, large bowl of pasta
    4: chicken, 1 cup of cooked vegetables (minimal carbs before you train ) 5 grams glutamine
    5: train
    6: Protein shake, 10 grams glutamine, vit C & E.
    7: 2 cans tuna, 2 large baked potatoes, 1/4 cup white or brown rice.
    8: Protein shake, 1 banana, 5 grams glutamine.

    I would eat carbs 1 hour before you train in meal 4. I would have a carb source with the Protein shake Meal 6. I would have no carbs with meal 7 and 8. Just greans fat and protein in meal 7 and 8. Just my .02 though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verino View Post
    yeah i agree. i think id do morning/post workout.
    if their are aminos in your PWO protein powder then don't take glutamine then as it will fight for absorbtion with the precursors in the powder

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    ok thanks for your help guys! so it looks like a solid diet then?

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    What are your goals?

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    hah. well as the title says "this diet to get big"

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    Looks good. I would make sure the rice is brown and when eating potatoes that they are sweet potatoes. Good luck

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    Why sweet potatoes? Is there really that much difference? I am trying to build a better diet for myself and truthfully can't stand sweet potatoes...but if they are that much better than I can choke them down if needed.

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    Thats a shitload of glutamine dude

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaz75 View Post
    Why sweet potatoes? Is there really that much difference? I am trying to build a better diet for myself and truthfully can't stand sweet potatoes...but if they are that much better than I can choke them down if needed.
    The GI (glycemic index) of Sweet Potatoes vs. White/Red is much lower, and will help to sustain a balance in your blood glucose level throughout the day.

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    Ahhh. Makes sense. Thanks Size

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    thats alotta tuna....

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