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| Registered User | maintance diet is this a good maintance diet for 6'2 180Lbs will i lose any of my muscle 6:00- 1 yogurt, 1 cup oatmeal, 1 cup strawberries, 1 scoop whey with milk 381Cal 5Fat 44Carb 40Pro 9:30-8oz cottage cheese, 20oz water 183Cal 1Fat 0Carb 28Pro 11:00- 2 chicken breast, 3/4 cup brown rice, 1 cup fruit,1 cup salad, 20oz water 396Cal 6Fat 36Carn 54Pro 1:30- 5ozchicken1cup fruit,1cup veg,1servingtuna,1/2 cup brown rice,20oz water 319Cal 5Fat 22Carb 40Pro Pre- Isopure, slice multi grain 277Cal 1Fat 27Carb 40Pro Post- 4 servings tuna, bowl oatmeal, 8oz milk 437Cal 8Fat 27Carb 64Pro Diner- 5oz salmon fillet, 1cup fruit, 20 oz water 217Cal 13Fat O Carb 26Pro 2143Cal 39Fat 156Carb 292Pro 351 Fat Cal |
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| Registered User | Just judging from your first two lines which I did not even make it past, it seems to me that you are misjudging your caloric intake. Yogurt typically ranges from 10 - 15 gm carbs a single serving size, Oatmeal (Old Fashion) is typically 54 gm carbs for 1 cup, Strawberries have around 13 gm per cup, Milk around 13 gm per cup and then your whey could possible include some carbs. Even if you were counting net carbs the oatmeal alone would still have 46 carbs per a cup. I would say that first meal has more like 100 gm of carbs give or take a few. |
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| Registered User | most cottage cheese has baout 7 carbs too, and you listed 0. You might want to push the milk serving out a bit from the post w/o as to not slow down prot asorb |
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