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    Critique Bulking Diet

    going to start bulking soon just wanna know what you guys think of my diet please be brutally honest

    I'm 200lbs 10-12% bf

    Meal 1
    200g Oats
    4 egg whites
    1 whole egg
    1 fruit

    C=113g
    P=55g
    F=21g
    C=861KJ


    Meal 2, 3, 4
    400g rice
    180g chicken
    1 fruit
    60g (3 tablespoons) whole egg mayonnaise (only meal 2)
    36g (3 tablespoons) olive oil (only meal 4)

    Meal 2 Meal 3 Meal 4
    C=91g C=90g C=90g
    P=51g P=51g P=51g
    F=53g F=4g F=58g
    C=1045KJ C=660KJ C=1086KJ

    Meal 5
    400g rice
    200g beef steak
    100g broccoli

    C=97g
    P=56g
    F=25g
    C=747KJ

    Meal 6
    65g protein shake
    C=5g
    P=52g
    F=3g
    C=260KJ

    TOTAL
    Carbs =486g
    Protein =316g
    Fats =164g
    Calories =4684KJ

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    bump
    anyone?
    please comment

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    What is your age and height? And also what time do you eat these meals?
    Also where does your workout and cardio (if applicable) fall into the day?

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    age 22
    height 6'6
    i workout between meal 1 and 2 and cardio between 3 and 4
    first meal i would eat at 9:30am and then roughly every 2.5 hours

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    200g Oats
    4 egg whites
    1 whole egg
    1 fruit

    C=113g
    P=55g
    F=21g
    C=861KJ


    I right here you have your macros off... 5 eggs would not contain 55 grams of protein and you should not count incomplete sources like coming from oats etc....

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    hes counting the Protein in the oats which is fine

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    he's consuming them with complete proteins so they are no longer incomplete

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    my opinion of your diet is i think its to many cals start with less and bump up as needed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    200g Oats
    you should not count incomplete sources like coming from oats etc....
    Of course you should.

    Do you think 'incomplete' protein units past through the body without being utilized?

    To the thread originator:

    Quote Originally Posted by 32liner View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32liner View Post

    I'm 200lbs 10-12% bf
    I can understand why you want to add bulk to your frame... what with you height and all.

    You asked for blunt honesty... so here goes:

    Your approach is going to get you hella fat in my opinion.

    Unless you're using it as a shock approach, or during and overfeed/underfeed protocol... or during a calorie-cycling protocol.

    I think you're trying to add weight as quickly as possible...and this diet will do just that: add indiscriminate weight.

    Your kcals would support a 300+ lb (lean) individual... or, a 250+lb (lean) individual whose daily job involved heavy repetitive efforts.

    For one... your fat intake per meal is ridiculous.

    50+ gr of fat per meal is ridiculous.

    Tossing nearly 100gr of carbs on top of that is ridiculous.

    Your kcals are all over the place...

    Your fiber intake is much too low in light of the shitload of calories (protein-derived in particular) that you're planning to consume.

    I think, also, that you could benefit from dropping meal frequency to every 2 hours.. so you can fit in another meal slot.

    End notes: Revise kcals and meal-timing... increase meal frequency, decrease overall kcal load.

    -CNS
    Last edited by Narkissos; 02-26-2009 at 05:34 AM. Reason: saw a typo

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    Nark is my hero.

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Narkissos* View Post
    Of course you should.

    Do you think 'imcomplete' protein units past through the body without being utilized?

    To the thread originator:

    -CNS
    For me.....

    I would count incomplete sources toward my total caloric intake but not my protein intake in order to build muscle. My understanding was incomplete lack the essential aminos in order to create cells. I have not counted them toward my total intake in the past. So for me I designed my own diets in the past to focus on these complete proteins as my intake would be around 1.0-1.5 grams per lb

    I understand that you can combine these incomplete proteins in order for them to make up for the lacking aminos....


    I've seen people all over the place with this. Some say don't count incomplete proteins; others say just from oats, legumes but not veggies,fruits; and I think Layne Norton said he even counts vegetable sources as total protein intake. (I lurk on MD sometimes.... I see you over there as well)

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    ok thanks so i need to cut the fat/calories

    do have an ultra fast metabolism and do muay thai 3 times a week and will be cycling

    so would this be ok
    carbs=500g
    protein=250g
    fat=100g
    calories=3900KJ

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I would count incomplete sources toward my total caloric intake but not my protein intake in order to build muscle.
    Logic would dictate that if the calories count, then they must count towards building muscle as well... Protein alone does not build muscle.

    That being said, all bio-available proteins ingested, as well as proteinaceous tissue cannibalized by the body, contribute to the amino acid pool.




    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I understand that you can combine these incomplete proteins in order for them to make up for the lacking aminos....
    Even 'complete' protein sources are low in some amino acids. This is part of the reason why it is self-limiting to depend on one animal-derived source of protein as well.

    That being said... All proteins count.

    All contribute to the amino acid pool... and, by extension, to placing oneself in a positive nitrogen balance.

    Positive nitrogen balance = Anabolic state.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I've seen people all over the place with this. Some say don't count incomplete proteins; others say just from oats, legumes but not veggies,fruits
    There's a guy on UKI named Mallet.

    I believe you know him as well as you post there.

    He's eating fruits only for half the day, and some nuts and meat during the evening... and no food after a certain time.

    He's maintaining 240 lbs lean at present... on just about 100gr of animal protein per day.

    He's been maintaining his amino acid pool with the aminos found in fruits and vegetables, stacked with the modicum of animal protein.

    His rationale?

    Well, he states that one only needs an amount of protein slightly higher that one's daily turnover rate.

    ...or rather, slightly more than one's amino acid pool (or a similar rationale... Don't quote me on the specifics).

    We don't agree totally, but the point is he also practices counting all aminos.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    and I think Layne Norton said he even counts vegetable sources as total protein intake. (I lurk on MD sometimes.... I see you over there as well)
    Yea... Layne does.

    I don't always agree with the things he says... but I agree with that one.

    ... especially during contest prep

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    ^^^^ I guess I'll be counting my incomplete sources now So at the moment over 1.5 grams per lb....... I think I emailed you the diet a few days ago..... For me with the two jobs I do have to over shoot things. Doing two jobs that are physical in nature and training HIT its expensive in order to grow. I will be quitting this second job before we get together on the contest prep.... utilizing it for most part to save up till about April

    I have seen Mallet and read the thread on daily intake over there where he is taking in only 100grams to maintain..... I think I would fad away with that. I'm almost 240 at the moment with whats going on........ But Nark we need to get me to 270 and start looking at the big shows next time maybe next time.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Narkissos* View Post


    Your fiber intake is much too low in light of the shitload of calories (protein-derived in particular) that you're planning to consume.


    -CNS
    how much more fiber do i need and what food source would i get it from

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    ok guys this is my revised diet

    Meal 1
    200g Oats
    3 egg whites
    1 whole egg
    1 fruit

    C=113g
    P=42g
    F=21g
    C=809KJ

    WORKOUT

    Meal 2
    400g rice
    40g protein shake
    1 fruit
    18g 1 tablespoon olive oil

    C=93g
    P=42g
    F=22g
    C=738KJ

    Meal 3, 4
    400g rice
    130g chicken
    1 fruit
    18g 1 tablespoon olive oil

    C=90g
    P=42g
    F=21g
    C=717KJ

    Meal 5
    400g rice
    150g beef steak
    100g broccoli
    18g 1 tablespoon olive oil

    C=90g
    P=40g
    F=26g
    C=754KJ

    Meal 6
    50g protein shake
    C=4g
    P=40g
    F=2g
    C=194KJ

    Carbs =480g
    Protein =248g
    Fats =112g
    Calories =3920KJ

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    ^^^^ I guess I'll be counting my incomplete sources now
    You're offseason right now, so leave it as is.

    When I customized your prep diet, I'll do the counting for you.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    So at the moment over 1.5 grams per lb....... I think I emailed you the diet a few days ago..... For me with the two jobs I do have to over shoot things. Doing two jobs that are physical in nature and training HIT its expensive in order to grow.
    Gotcha.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I will be quitting this second job before we get together on the contest prep.... utilizing it for most part to save up till about April
    Good stuff.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I have seen Mallet and read the thread on daily intake over there where he is taking in only 100grams to maintain..... I think I would fad away with that.
    Ditto... but as I've no contests coming up, i may try his manner of eating.

    What do I have to lose? Some muscle? lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Reed View Post
    I'm almost 240 at the moment with whats going on........ But Nark we need to get me to 270 and start looking at the big shows next time maybe next time.....
    Hells yea.

    Let's get tru this year first however

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32liner View Post
    how much more fiber do i need and what food source would i get it from
    w/ the amount of calories you plan on ingesting I'd suggest a fiber supplement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Narkissos* View Post

    That being said... All proteins count.

    All contribute to the amino acid pool... and, by extension, to placing oneself in a positive nitrogen balance.

    Positive nitrogen balance = Anabolic state.
    Hey Nark - I've just joined and am in the process of creating a meal plan. You really seem to know your stuff...

    Based on what you're saying here... when planning my meals, how important is it then to include a complete protein source and what percentage of the protein of each meal should a complete source take up?

    Is it safe to say that one could structure meals by 'combining' incomplete protein sources only? Would those meals promote muscle growth?

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    ^^^^^
    Can someone please help clarify?

    I'm confused after reading this thread. I, like Reed, always assumed that only COMPLETE protein sources were relevant.

    If I need 50g of protein per meal - how much needs to come from a complete source?

    Quote Originally Posted by A2thej2008 View Post
    he's consuming them with complete proteins so they are no longer incomplete
    Where does one draw the line? If I consumed just one egg and relied on oatmeal for the rest of my 50g of protein for a meal that obviously wouldn't be sufficient.
    Last edited by J-Roc; 03-11-2009 at 11:21 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-Roc View Post


    Where does one draw the line? If I consumed just one egg and relied on oatmeal for the rest of my 50g of protein for a meal that obviously wouldn't be sufficient.

    Huh? You eat 4+ cups of oat meal with one egg?

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    Jroc, if you start your own thread, you will receive the answers you are seeking... If you specifically want to hear from Nark, I would suggest posting your questions in the thread he and Nova constantly monitor

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    Quote Originally Posted by fit4ever180 View Post
    Jroc, if you start your own thread, you will receive the answers you are seeking... If you specifically want to hear from Nark, I would suggest posting your questions in the thread he and Nova constantly monitor
    Thanks for the helpful answer Fit4ever. Where might I find the thread he constantly monitors?

    Quote Originally Posted by FallenWyvern View Post
    Huh? You eat 4+ cups of oat meal with one egg?
    Are you serious? Read my post clearly and you'll see I'm not saying that at all.

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