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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by cmax View Post
    Hello Everyone,

    I joined this site back in 2005 and have probably done 6-7 cycles between 2004 and 2010. The last cycle that I did was in the summer of 2010 and ever since then I have been lifting off and on between 2010 and 2016. For the past 2 years I have been lifting and dieting more regularly and a week ago I started my first cycle in 8 years.

    I am 42 years old now. My intended cycle in basic: 500mg Test E (2 shots of 250mg) per week, also running 0.5 arimidex (every 3 days)

    Height: 5'8"
    Weight: 190lbs
    BF: ~12% (maybe less)

    I am lifting 5 days a week - 2 on and 1 off - and might add guerilla cardio (2-3 times per week).
    BMR = 66 + (13.7 x 86 kg) + (5 x 173 cm) - (6.8 x 42 yrs old) = 1889.6

    TDEE = 1889.6 x 1.55 = 2900 calories

    Below is my intended diet based on brief research I have done on this site, I have decided on erring on the lower side of calories because I want to make lean gains with good definition rather than simply getting huge. I intend on adjusting the caloric intake depending on how I react to the diet.

    MEAL 1
    200mg egg whites (106 calories)
    150g oatmeal (102 calories)
    1 English muffin with peanut or almond butter (99 calories)
    1/2 scoop whey protein (60 calories)
    mushroom + salsa for the egg white flavoring (40 calories)
    Total Calories = 407 calories

    MEAL 2
    1 can of tuna (160 calories)
    10ml flax seed oil (80 calories)
    Total Calories = 240 calories

    MEAL 3
    1 egg w/half the yoke (48 calories)
    5 egg whites (85 calories)
    1 cup brown rice (216 calories)
    1 banana (105 calories)
    1/2 scoop whey protein (60 calories)
    Total Calories = 515 calories

    MEAL 4
    1 can of tuna (160 calories)
    10ml flax seed oil (80 calories)
    Total Calories = 240 calories

    MEAL 5
    100g lean steak (250 calories)
    1/2 scoop whey protein (60 calories)
    mustard (0 calories)
    50g carrots (20 calories)
    5ml of Fish Oil (40 calories)
    Total Calories = 370 calories

    <workout time>

    MEAL 6
    2 scoops whey protein (240 calories)
    4 rice cakes (flavored) (240 calories)
    1 apple (100 calories)
    Omega 3-6-9 oil liquid (20 calories)
    Total Calories = 600 calories

    MEAL 7
    60g cottage cheese (50 calories)
    1 scoop casein protien (130 calories)
    1 tablespoon almond butter (100 calories)
    Total Calories = 280 calories

    TOTAL DAILY CALORIES = 2651 calories

    Any suggestions on this diet? Should I add more calories and what should I change? Thanks!
    PB is spot on - Way too much protein powder. It's garbage. Replace with real food. Maximum 1 scoop in your diet.

    English muffin is processed trash - replace with real carbs - oats, ezekiel bread, P28 bread, rice, anything

    I see no vegetables aside from a measly 50g of carrots, why ?

    Up the steak in meal 5 and toss the 1/2 scoop protein, you need more saturated fats.

    How much sodium and water are you intaking?

    Whats the total carb gram and fat gram for the day ?

    Make sure you do bloodwork like Peanutbutter said. At 42 you may be a candidate for TRT.
    Last edited by Windex; 08-17-2018 at 01:20 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Windex View Post
    Way too much protein powder. It's garbage. Replace with real food. Maximum 1 scoop in your diet.

    English muffin is processed trash - replace with real carbs - oats, ezekiel bread, P28 bread, rice, anything

    I see no vegetables aside from a measly 50g of carrots, why ?

    Up the steak in meal 5 and toss the 1/2 scoop protein, you need more saturated fats.

    How much sodium and water are you intaking?

    Whats the total carb gram and fat gram for the day ?

    Make sure you do bloodwork like Peanutbutter said. At 42 you may be a candidate for TRT.
    We have had so much beef today I don't even know if we can have a rational conversation.

    Why do you think protine powder is trash? It's a byproduct of making cheese and cheese is a real food, it's just loaded with salt and garbage fat. Protine powder has none of that.

    The protine powder debate is as old as the moon.

    I have seen impressive result with and without it over the years.

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