macros and eggs question...

python93

python93

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What's up guys so basically I wanted to see what was your current macros for bulking. I'm 20 180lbs and looking to compete naturally next September. I'm currently at 3000 cals 300 c 187 p and 116 f. Do you think this is a good ratio? Also is it ok to eat 10+ whole eggs a day? I heard cholesterol on eggs is a myth. Let me know thanks!
 
I don't have too much insights on macros, mine are pretty much always around 30/40/30 fat/carb/pro

But dietary cholesterol intake has been shown to not have negative impacts on blood levels in numerous studies.

Good luck with the contest prep tho.
 
eggs are awesome! 10 a day might be overly fattning to the regular skinny guy not looking to bulk but for a hard working athlete you should be able to use that energy quite well.
 
Do you not have access to other foods? 4 a day is where I stand and I don't worry about the cholesterol aspect.
 
Yeah I usually have tilapia eggs or whey protein.. Some days I might not eat any eggs at all but some I might eat up to 10
 
Eggs are fine, I cant do 10 a day but if that is how you want your fat intake your good to go.

Beef, chicken, turkey, fish I purchase it all at Whole Foods, or recently my local Sams started carrying free range chicken, grass fed beef, and non-farmed fish.
 
Is it true that beef > chicken in terms of building muscle?? I know its all about macros but I heard someone say the fat in the beef is superior for gains??
 
Without seeing research I cant agree or disagree with that. Fat ofcourse is essential for a balanced diet, so I dont know how beef fat would be better then say having chicken and coconut oil or MCT oil.
 
python93 said:
Is it true that beef > chicken in terms of building muscle?? I know its all about macros but I heard someone say the fat in the beef is superior for gains??
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Kinda splitting hairs with this question..... if you compare quantity then beef will build more muscle at any given ounce
 
python93 said:
So how many more grams of protein are in beef than in chicken per oz?
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My post doesn't reflect protein content but more so calories..... assuming we are comparing apples to apples
 
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