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06-10-2008, 02:24 AM #321Associate Member
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narkissos wots wrong with doing a diet from a flex magerzine its designed for a 200lb bodybuilder looking to drop body fat, thats what i want to do. after reading the flex mag i realized i was eating to many carbs a day at the wrong times and the wrong choice of carbs thats when i relized my diet was bad.
bodyfat 17% i checked it with the harris benedict calculater.
i will post my diet into the diet forum so u can help me with a few questions.
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Yes...and no.
Bioavailability relates to the amount of usable/retainable/assimilable protein (NB:this is a blanket definition)
Yes, you'd still need to cover bases.
No, you wouldn't need to pile 'em in in the same protein-gram-equivalent quantities.
Personally I think people eat too much protein honestly.
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06-10-2008, 11:45 AM #324
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06-10-2008, 02:09 PM #325Associate Member
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narkissos when u got time have a look at my diet cheers
Last edited by johnq; 06-10-2008 at 02:14 PM.
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06-10-2008, 02:14 PM #326
Jesus GOD man, NO I DID NOT. Learn how to read homey! I said that "YOU HAVE 99g of fat in your diet and that it is toooooooo toooo much and then I also said that your math is off and your not calculating your calories correctly. Go back and look at the thread. Last time Im saying it my man.
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Please.. If there's any arguing to be done on this thread, let me start it
Bump!
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06-10-2008, 04:23 PM #328
nark, could you critique my diet that i posted a while back whenever you have time, thanks bro, btw, i'm about to add carb cycling to my arsenal, so after you critique it would you be okay with me posting a low day and high day diet for critiquing as well?
Age 19
weight 180
height 5'8
my BMR is around 3100cal
Macros: Food/Calories/Protein-Carbs-Fat
Meal 1: 60g Oatmeal/225cal/8gP-41gC-2gF
turkey (99/1)/260/54gP-0gC-3gF
2 Tbsp Mayo light 40cal/0gP-2gC-3gF
Meal 2: 40g Oatmeal/150cal/5gP-27gC-1.5gF
turkey (99/1)/260/54gP-0gC-3gF
2 Tbsp Mayo light 40cal/0gP-2gC-3gF
Meal 3: 40g Oatmeal/150cal/5gP-27gC-1.5gF
beef (96/4)/300/50gP-0gC-8gF
2 Tbsp Mayo light 40cal/0gP-2gC-3gF
Meal 4: 10mL flax oil 90cal/0gP-0gC-10gF
beef (96/4)/300/50gP-0gC-8gF
2 Tbsp Mayo light 40cal/0gP-2gC-3gF
Meal 5: 10mL fish oil 90cal/0gP-0gC-10gF
Tuna 170cal/42gP-0gC-0gF
3.5 Tbsp Mayo light 70/0gP-4gC-5gF
Meal 6: Tuna 170cal/42gP-0gC-0gF
3.5 Tbsp Mayo light 70/0gP-4gC-5gF
beef or turkey 150cal/25gP-0gC-4gF
macros:Calories: 2615
Protein: 335
Carbs: 111
Fats: 74Last edited by Phate; 06-10-2008 at 06:39 PM.
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06-10-2008, 07:26 PM #329
My question is about Katch-McArdle and what activity multiplier to use.
I have a desk job. I lift 5 days a week religiously for 75min. I do zero cardio. In the past I used the 1.55 multiplier but that sets my resting cals at 3300. I have been maintaining at 3000 though.
I kinda guess I am just looking for a explanation on picking the multipliers.
6ft1 200 10%
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06-11-2008, 07:09 AM #330
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06-11-2008, 08:56 PM #331
Age 24 - Height 6'2 - Weight 185lbs 10% BF- Looking to gain very lean mass.
Age 24 - Height 6'2 - Weight 185lbs - Looking to gain very lean mass.
Here it is....
6am - cup of oats 3 egg whites carbs 55 protein 23.37g calories 409
9am -2 cans of tuna w/pack of mayo veggies carbs 16 protein 50 calories 460
12pm - subway chicken breast footlong or something of that nature. carbs 96 protein 48 calories 620
2-3pm -2 cans of tuna w/ pack of mayo & brazil nuts carbs 4 protein 54 calories 580
5:30pm to 8:00pm Pre - NO Xplode 40g Shake Banana *Workout* Cell Tech Creatine following calories 310
8:45pm 40g Shake oats carbs 54 protein 50 calories 500
9:15pm Ground Beef/Samon/Chicken w/ spinache&rice carbs 37 protein 55 calories 460
Ok that total at the end of the night comes to...
268g CARBS - 327g PROTEIN - 95g FAT - 3,239 CALORIES
I'm taking Megaman multiV, Fishoil, Flaxseed, FiberPills, VitaminC and TriFlex Glucosamine thoughout the day with each meal.
Can you take a look and tell me anything at all I should change Narkissos?
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06-14-2008, 04:36 PM #332Member
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Need some real guidance......on Clen , about 7 days in at this point. It is working well, yet I am a lil worried about post Clen and keeping myself incheck to get down to 200 by end of summer.
Age:31
Body fat 22%(calipers, I am sure it is off on the high side by a few points) that was when I weighed 237, so not exactly sure where I am at now. I think I am down to 19%-20%. I can see a lost of fat on the back of my legs and buttcheeks.
6ft
Weight 229-230 down from 255 (end of april started cutting out most all carbs, pop and fried foods)
I was stuck at 235-237 when I started on the Clen and have dropped fat from that point forward.
Here is my diet now
9-10 AM
Protein Shake(Muscle Milk w/ 16 ounces of FF Milk) and 16 ounce of water
11-2
two chicken breast, Orange
3-4
Protein Shake, Orange, a cup of yams
5-6
Small can of tuna or Chicken breast
7-8
Protein shake
9-10
work out 2-3 hours(protein shake(Muscle Milk) mid workout or right after, with a large tablespoon full of Glutamine)
11-12
Orange and a chicken breast or can of tuna.
I know I am way under carbed. I just am afraid to tackle carbs and not see the weight lose I want to see, but I also know that not eating carbs isn't good for my body.
My caloric intake is only about 1800calories and calculators say I need 2300-2500 easily.
I know I should be cramming some oats in the AM and long grain brown rice in afternoon time, but where? and when? Also I have been told a bagel with cream cheese isn't that bad for a carb build-up pre workout. Is this true?
I have been keeping my protein intake up so my body doesn't go catabolic. Is this true?
Note I haven't been in the gym in over two years. I have lost so much strength(but retained a good amount of muscle, just gained a bout 30-40 pounds of fat) but when I do seem to eat more carbs my workout strength is double what it is when I am down on carbs.
Any help would be delighted.....Last edited by jtuner77; 06-14-2008 at 04:45 PM.
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bump for Nova
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06-15-2008, 01:26 AM #334
Diet check
I've hit the boards to draw up my current diet. I would appreciate any feedback as to what may need to be adjusted. As for my last post, I was clueless.
25 y.o. - 6'2 - 230lbs - 20% bodyfat. Not trying to loose weight, just turn that fat into muscle.
Calories/Protein/Carbs
Meal 1.
4 egg beaters 120/40/4
1/2 cup oatmeal 150/5/27
2 Flaxseed oil
Meal 2.
Protein Shake(x2) 240/48/6
Meal 3. PWO Nut.
Steak (8oz) 400/40/0
1/2 cup oatmeal 150/5/27
Meal 4.
Chicken (1/2 breast) 130/27/0
Carrots 35/1/8
Meal 5.
Pork (8oz) 400/40/0
Carrots 35/1/8
1 Flaxseed oil
Meal 6.
Protein shake(x1) 120/24/3
totals: 1845/207/83
My calories are low. Any suggestions for increasing? Is my protein intake where it should be?
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06-15-2008, 05:27 AM #335New Member
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over 50 fat bloke needs help to loose weight ,running out of ideas
my medication i am on is as follows
1. bendroflumethiazde 2.5 mg blood/p
2.candesartan 16mg blood/p
3.atorvastaitin 40mg colesterol
4.levothyroxine 200 micograms over active pituitary gland
5. glucosamine & chondroitin 500mg + 400mg x 3 4knee's
I am 5'8'' 240lbs 50''chest 46''belly 25%bf i have been training hard since xmas have been eating clean 4months only loss 7lbs in the first 3 weeks but cant move any more can you help
train 5 days a week weights and cardio HIT 30mins or 45min low if knees are sore?
Well what you think looking to cut stats 51yrs,242lbs,24% bf
8.00porridge, whey protien,udo oil 504 cal,21f,35carbs,43,pro
10.30 tin tuna, mayo,,tea 137 cl 4f 3c ,22p
12.30 chicken breast,cup b rice,cup green veg ,600cls,17f,45c,63p
2.30 plain yogurt,grapes, 77cal,2,10c 6 p
train 6.00 pm pwo protien drink plus dextro 50g 306 cal,3f,32c,37p
7.00 chicken,potato,mixed veg,udo oil 667cal,20f ,62c ,60p
9.00,protien drink cal 202,3f,4c,37p
totals cals 2500, 70g f , 194g carbs, 268g pro
25% fats, 30% carbs, 44% pro
is this OK looking to cut now
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06-21-2008, 07:18 PM #336
bump
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^^Will try to get to it all before bed tonight.
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06-24-2008, 06:48 AM #338
Hey Nark, took on board your previous advice and have made a cutting diet in a seperate thread instead of continually posting! Can you look over it when you have time.
Thanks , Bro
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It isn't exact to be honest.
The active multiplier is an estimate.
You'd see that in the explanation of the formula, the daily multiplier references the aggregate of weekly activity... as opposed to daily activity soley.
1.375 would be the multiplier i'd go with honestly.
sub-120 minutes of activity per day is 'light' IMO.
120 being 'moderate'.. and higher amounts being 'hard' etc.
Just my opinion however.
Take that for what it's worth.
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This thread isn't about drugs.. but i will say this:
You added clen way too early.
No macros listed.. not grams totals.. nothing.
This 'diet' tells me nothing.
At least 2200.. based on your approximate LBM.
No... 'cramming' is part of your problem... You need to purge yourself of that thought process.
For you personally?
Pre-training, post-training.
You tell me.
Read the label and tell me what it tells you.
Cross-reference that with what's been said on this thread, and let me know your thoughts on its applicability.
Yes.. and no.
If your calories are too low, it doesn't matter how much protein you're piling in.
Protein isn't magical.
Adequate calorie intake is more important than the factor of protein intake solely.
No kidding.
Read: UNoffical "How to Cut" thread and sample diet...
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1. You can't turn fat into muscle.
2. Your calories are incorrect. You have failed to list your fat totals per meal.. or cumulatively.
3. Read: UNoffical "How to Cut" thread and sample diet...
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This is the performance nutrition thread...
I'll take a crack at it however.
How much of your carb count for this meal is sugar?
Too much fat...listed.
Decent.
How is the fat amount so low w/ mayo being used?
Where're the carbs coming from in this meal?
Too much protein, too much fat.
Not a real 'meal'.. or a viable 'snack'.
Not a decent pre-training meal by any stretch.
I'm not too keen on the use of high-GI carbs for people with high bodyfat percentages.
Regardless of insulin sensitivity being higher pwo... you still most likely have impaired glucose tolerance.
So.. i'd drop the dex, and consume a moderate GI carb instead.
Too much protein, too many carbs, too much fat at one sitting.
bleh.
Calories too high... Shoot for 2100.
Your macros are spread all over the place.
Some meals you lump a lot of protein in.
Some a lot of fat.
Some.. not enough kcals.
etc.
No.
review: UNoffical "How to Cut" thread and sample diet...
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06-25-2008, 01:37 AM #347
Ectomorph bulking diet
First of all I want to say that you guys are awesome! My diet has been "re-perfected" several times from what I've learned here from your advice. See what you think of my newest diet. I am 5'9" about 150lbs(?) with very low body fat. I'm one of those who could lose weight sitting on the couch eating ice cream. I am always seeking bulk! B4 you mention it... I hate eggs. Can't stand 'em. Same w/ cottage cheese. Thanks Guys!!
Meal 1:
8oz. plain nonfat yogurt
plain whole grain english muffin
banana
1 cup 1% milk
pro:32g carb:102g fat: 5g
Meal 2:
Turkey sandwich w/veg
on whole grain bread
Tigers milk bar
2 cups 1% milk
pro:42g carb:110g fat:20g
Meal 3:
Plain 6oz. chicken breast
1 cup 1% milk
pro:59g carb:16g fat:8g
-Workout-
on the way home...
Muscle Milk shake
pro:42g carb:18g fat:22g
Meal 4:
1 can tuna
2 cups 1% milk
pro:59g carb:32g fat:9g
Meal 5:
8oz. tri-tip steak
Sweet potato
pro:72g carb:33 fat:27g
before bed:
2 cups 1% milk
1 kiwi fruit
pro:23g carb:43g fat:6g
Totals-
Protein: 329g
Carbs: 354g
Fat: 97g
Kcals: 3,451
I also take a few supplements: fish oil, CoQ10, Multivitamin.Last edited by Ernst; 06-25-2008 at 06:59 AM.
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06-25-2008, 01:52 AM #348
Oops, left the carbs off of Meal #5. Oh well, you get the idea --fixed
Last edited by Ernst; 06-25-2008 at 07:00 AM.
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06-25-2008, 05:36 AM #349
I hear you on cottage cheese being gross! One way I got around it is I blend 1/2 cup to 1 cup cottage cheese with a scoop of protein powder (casein or whey) with tbls of natural peanut butter. It sounds gross but is actually really tasty...I hate the texture of cottage cheese and this way eliminates it. A great before bed shake.
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I don't like it... at all.
I'll highlight the stuff i don't like most in bold.
Poor food choices and combinations.
Poor macronutrient spread.
Too many liquid calories... not enough 'real' food.
Poor nutrient timing.
Looks like a diet copied out of men's health magazine.
Too many calories.
Even if you 'lose weight sitting on a couch eating ice cream' you are still 150 lbs.
3k is the max you should shoot for based on your LBM.
Actually, i'd peg your maintenance at: 2250kcals
I'd suggest 2700-2850 QUALITY calories.
Quality = real food.
Not milk, muffins, yogurt, and tiger's milk bars.
I don't see any calories listed for fish oil in the above diet.
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06-25-2008, 10:23 AM #351
I knew you weren't gonna like all that milk based on your previous posts, and honestly the tigers milk is just there 'cause I've got a bunch of 'em... Oh well, back to work...
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06-25-2008, 01:23 PM #352
Now I'm almost afraid to ask ... revised.... BTW, is there a different post workout protein shake you might recommend? I was unclear as to whether muscle milk is not a good choice, or if the nix was due to the low PWO carbs. Also, is there a reason for me to avoid milk altogether, or should I just not count it as "food"? No turkey sandwich? Or is that too many carbs in a bad place? What changes might you make here? Or shall I begin again? Thanks again for your time.
Meal 1:
1 cup oats
1 can tuna (my egg substitute)
pro:47 carb:63 fat:10 cal:515
Meal 2:
6oz. chicken breast
1 cup pasta
pro:59 carb:27 fat:8 cal:386
-workout-
on the way home...
banana
fish oil
muscle milk shake
pro:44 carb:69 fat:25 cal:658
Meal 3:
turkey sandwich with veg
(now on thin whole grain bread)
pro:23 carb:26 fat:4 cal:242
Meal 4:
8oz, tri-tip
sweet potato
pro:50 carb:24 fat:16 cal:523
before bed:
2 cans tuna
pro:70 carb:0 fat:6
Totals-
pro:293 carb:209 fat:69 Kcal:2,674Last edited by Ernst; 06-25-2008 at 01:25 PM.
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06-25-2008, 04:56 PM #353
36 Years old, 6 foot tall, 186lbs 10%b/f.
Looking to gain lean bodymass only, no bodyfat if possible, don't mind the gains being fairly slow as long as they are lean. Food combining I think is ok, I don't cycle carbs, would it be a good idea to do so? Do I eat enough complex carbs? At the minute my weight and b/f are fairly static.
Meal 1
Bran flakes or oats, skimmed milk(0.1%fat), protein shake
Cal 350 Pro 50g Carb 30 Fat 3g
Meal 2
Orange, apple, kiwi fruit, can of tuna, 2 slices bread
Cal 450 Pro 43g Carb 70 Fat 3
Workout
PWO meal
Whey protein & Dextrose shake
Cal 400 Pro50g Carb 50g Fat 0
Meal 3
Mixed vegetables (change on daily basis), Chicken
Cal 400 Pro 40g Carb 60 Fat 10
Meal 4
Mixed nuts, chicken or tuna or protein bar
Cal 400 Pro 50g Carb 0 Fat 21g
Meal 5
Mixed vegetables, chicken or fish
Cal 400 Pro 40g Carb 60 Fat 0
Meal 6 (Bedtime)
Cottage cheese, cracker bread
Cal 270 Pro 32g Carb 30 Fat 5
Total Cal 2700 Protein 305g Carbs 300g Fat 42g
Thanx
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06-25-2008, 10:05 PM #354
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06-26-2008, 10:10 AM #355
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06-26-2008, 10:24 AM #356
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06-26-2008, 11:01 AM #357
Awesome. Thanks so much for your help! I can't wait to put this diet to work! I'll definitely change those things you pointed out, and goodbye muscle milk. Working hard for the summer right now. In August I am quitting this job to concentrate more on my work out and diet for a while! This is gonna be awesome!! I can't thank you guys enough!
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06-26-2008, 02:14 PM #358
Thanx man, greatly appreciated.
Activity level is heavy (6-10reps, 12 sets per bodypart except shoulders 8-10 sets)weight training 4 times per week (Sun - Legs, Mon - Shoulders, Wed - Back, Fri-chest) also CV 2 -3 times per week about 30-40 minutes each time. This may occasionally be 70%MHR before breakfast.
Just a little scared of adding too many complex carbs but i guess add a few, if I start getting to fat, cut em out right?
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06-26-2008, 02:14 PM #359
no problem. one of the biggest steps in diet prep is actually picking up what you have and running with it. monitor your progress in as much detail as possible so if changes need to be made you can pinpoint when you're lethargic, energized, down right drowsy or whatever the case may be. good luck to you my man.
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Good to see you back Nova.
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