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Could you critique my diet too?

JinkstirJ
JinkstirJ
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Joined: 2005/07/20
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2005/07/20, 06:41 PM
Hello Everyone,

Well, I'm 6'3" - 200# - and 11% bodyfat, but have a goal to reach 7% by 10/31/05.

Below is my daily diet, if you have any suggestions please feel free to respond. Note, I lift 4 times a week and do cardio 4 times a week for 30-45min.


BREAKFAST: 8AM
Wheat - English Muffin
4 Egg Whites

SNACK: 10:30 AM
Yoplait Light Fat Free Yogurt - Strawberry 6oz.
Peanut Butter Granola Bar

LUNCH: NOON
2 - 100% Whole Wheat Slices of Bread
Can of Light Tuna - Water
1/2 Cup - Fat Free Light Cottage Cheese
2 Slices - Tomotoes
4 Slices - Cucumber

SNACK: 3:00PM
1 small Apple

DINNER: 5:00 PM
8oz. Chicken Breast - skinless, boneless
1 Cup - Broccoli

POST-WORKOUT: 8:30 PM
Protein Shake - 1 scoop
8oz Skim Milk


Daily Totals:

Calories 1505
Carbs 173
Protein 160
Sodium 2571
Fat 27
Sugar 67
Cholestrol 220



DX14AG
DX14AG
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2005/07/20, 08:04 PM
That looks a little similar to the diet that I'm on right now. I mean I'm not saying it's perfect or anything, but yeah that seems about right. What are your goals by the way? Don't take the protein shake with the milk after your workout because it slows down the absorption of the protein. You want to take it with either water or a sports drink at this time because it will get to your muscles faster. Any other time of the day is fine.

DX
asimmer
asimmer
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2005/07/20, 09:55 PM
If you want to drop bodyfat cut out all of those wheat and granola carbs and add in lots of fibrous veggies and some brown rice or sweet potatoes, even beans.

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bropie
bropie
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2005/07/21, 06:23 AM
you could even up your fats a bit.. they are important to deliver vitamins throughout the body, help produce testosterone, keep us satiated, clean out the arteries, and burn bad fat. stick to mono/polyunsaturated from nuts, flax seed, fish, olive oil, etc.
JinkstirJ
JinkstirJ
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2005/07/21, 04:29 PM
Hey, thanks for the suggestions DX14AG, asimmer, bropie! They're very much appreciated. Do any of you guys take Vitamin C pills or L-Glutamine? Also, do you know of any good fat burners? I'm currently on HotRox, but I'm looking to try something different. Thanks again for your posts.
bropie
bropie
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2005/07/22, 08:30 AM
i get vitamin c through my multis, and also supplement with glutamine. i take the glut postworkout and before bed (about 10-15 g a day), but you can also take it in the am. check out bb1ft's log of camphibolic
asimmer
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2005/07/22, 09:34 AM
I get glutamine in my shakes and other supplements. i haven't been specifically supplementing extra glutamine, because, strange as it sounds, it seems to correlate with my getting a cold. Hm. Could be coincidence, but I am not wanting to test that right now, seeing as i have benn (knock on wood) healthy for awhile now.

I get plenty of vit c in foods and in my multi. i also take cardio recovery, which has c and other anti-oxidants in it. i use it to mix my mirning creatine.

I would change your diet and see how that goes for you before resorting to fatburners.

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It\'s easier to go down a hill than up it but the view is much better at the top.
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DX14AG
DX14AG
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2005/07/22, 04:18 PM
I get my glutamine in my shakes as well. I Haven't supplemented with it in a while maily because I have just been to lazy and sometimes I forget to do so. I have had a similar problem with getting sick from supplements. I don't really think it was the creatine though. I think it was some bad watermellon that I ate the night before. Anyways, I'm also not going to test that either.

DX
asimmer
asimmer
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2005/07/22, 08:34 PM
It coindcides with the glutamine - I have done creatine without the added glutamine and not had any problem, go figure.

Maybe we are all headcases?:)

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It\'s easier to go down a hill than up it but the view is much better at the top.
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rocstar143
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2005/07/31, 11:57 PM
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