Carrhart
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My diet plan I just started
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Thursday, May 15, 2008 5:08 PM
Since Sunday I have eaten the following in this order.. breakfast: 2 cups of Oatmeal 1 bannana Meal 1: Chicken and brown rice with spinach on top Meal 2: Chicken and brown rice with spinach on top Meal 3: Chicken and brown rice with spinach on top Dinner: Salad with chicken, spinach, carrots, tomatoes, avocado, unsalted peanuts 1000 island Lite dressing ( how beneficial is this meal? Salads dont seem like a lot of calories but I know it's got good food in it.) If I have time to eat my 6th meal it would be either another salad or my chicken and rice...But if I eat dinner late I dont want to eat RIGHT before bed and usually will just take a protein shake. If i stick with this diet ontop of hard training will results show? Just going for overal muscle mass, lower the BF a little bit but not cutting.
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Dukoria
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RE: My diet plan I just started
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Friday, May 16, 2008 7:49 AM
Major boring plan. ha-ha. I can't say on if your results will show or not on that as I'm not experienced that much with it. I am seeing a nutritionist and trainer (experienced in body building and figure competitions) for my nutrition and work out plan currently. For your chicken - I would advise only chicken breasts as they are leaner then the thighs and legs. Rice - how much rice? And is it brown? I beleive you can never go wrong with spinach since it's a super food. I like to eat 99% lean turkey with frozen spinach in it with a fat free/sugar free sauce (your choosing) with a 1/4 cup of brown rice. 99% lean turkey meatballs with egg whites and oatmeal - add your favorite fat free/sugar free sauce to help with the dryness. Again - 1/4 cup brown rice. Those are some other options if you get bored with the chicken - I would pull my hair out with just chicken/rice/spinach every day. Like I said i'm not that experienced in the area of nutrition for building and cutting - hence my nutritionist but at least that gives you a few more ideas. I think you plan depends on current weight, metabolism, workout routine, etc.
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