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| Registered User | totals 316/283.5/73.5-3060 cals Wake-up 7:00 7:15 Breakfast 4 whites 2 eggs 60g Strawberries 80g Oats 2 fish oil 1 multi 44/61/17 9:15 Snack 4 Egg Whites 1 egg 1 Low Carb Wrap 1 cup Pepper Mix 34/20/7 11:15 Lunch 6oz 96/4 Lean Beef 8oz Skim Milk 2 slices Ezeikel Bread 2 cups Lettuce 52.75/45/8 1:30 Snack 30g Casein Protein (on brand) 1 tbsp Natty PB 28/7/8 4:00 Pre-wo Meal 6oz Lean Turkey 62g Brown Rice 1 cup Brocolli + 1 cup Lettuce 2 fish oil 1 multi 44.5/50/6 4:45 Pre-wo Supps 4 hypertrop-x 4g Bcaa 2g Taurine 800mg Tyrosine 3g Tri-creatine Malate 2g Tri-creatine Orotate 200mg caffiene or 3 RPM 5:30 Supps 4 hypertrop-x 6g Bcaa 5:30-6:30 WO 6:30 Post-wo Meal 150mg CoQ10 3g L-Leucine 2g Beta-Alanine 45g Whey Protein (EAS brand) 1 medium Banana (4oz) 40g Oats 40/57.5/5.5 8:00 Post-wo Meal 2 7oz Talapia 4oz Sweet Potatoe 2 cups Brocolli 2 tsp EVO 3 fish oil 41/33/14 10:00 30min B4 bed Meal 1 cup Fat Free Cottage Cheese 7g Walnuts 32/10/8 look solid? also if using complex carbs post wo, when should u eat ur next whole food meal? |
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| Registered User | Looks good and clean to me (but I don't eat whole eggs due to the cholesterol and they're just plain disgusting). 4:45 Pre-wo Supps 4 hypertrop-x 4g Bcaa 2g Taurine 800mg Tyrosine 3g Tri-creatine Malate 2g Tri-creatine Orotate 200mg caffiene or 3 RPM 5:30 Supps 4 hypertrop-x 6g Bcaa 5:30-6:30 WO 6:30 Post-wo Meal 150mg CoQ10 3g L-Leucine <----- One of three ingredients in HypertropX 2g Beta-Alanine <------ Another ingredient in HypertropX. 45g Whey Protein (EAS brand) 1 medium Banana (4oz) 40g Oats 40/57.5/5.5 HypertropX is expensive (what branded supps aren't?) You almost have the formula in raw material form. You're just missing Yohimbe HCL and its effect in the sack may be marginal. Just go buy some Yohimbe maybe and screw wasting money on HypertropX. Also, I see you had a glass of milk, but I think you need more Ca+ in your diet. Your multi most likely doesn't have any. I recommend getting a good Calcium/Vitamin D complex and take the 2x ED. This is assuming your current multi doesn't provide enough. "Gotta Pay The Cost To Be The Boss" Advance search IGF/GH section for: Ultimate IGF-1lr3 Beginner's Guide for my guide to using IGF-1 (download my PDF and Excel files) |
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| Registered User | the whole eeg thing is that i read that the cholesterol is going to help raise hormone levels, not sure by how much. beside they do bloat me so i will prob just stick to whites. also im currently loging hypertrop-x. the formula is on the low side as far as doseing goes, only 2g leucine and BA. i personally like leucine with my post-wo meal and i like to have 6g beta-alanine total for the day to really see results. i actually have calcium/vitd mix that i will add to my diet, or maybe add some more milk. thx for the tip ![]() |
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| LG Sciences Board Rep!!! Board Sponsor | Diet plan looks solid. I say keep the whole eggs, yes the cholesterol will benefit you as long as its in moderation (like most things in life) Anything I say or post is opinion only and does not constitute proper medical advice To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Want to get big and stay lean. Here are some ideas To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. |
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| Doing the impossible... | Agreed. A little bit of cholesterol is good. Start by first doing what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. |
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| Registered User | does it matter if you get the cholesterol from whole eggs or red meat? I usually get all my cholesterol from the meat I eat. |
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| Registered User | It looks great, as for the meal after the post workout meal, I would leave out the low gi carbs post workout and substitute them for more high gi carbs. Then an hour later have a full meal rich in slow carbs. Dayman, fighter of the nightman! |
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