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    Hey Guys. Doing well gaining muscle back and blowing off the fat afetr a LONG hiatus from working out, BUT I just don't seem to have enough energy! I hit the wall early in the evening. I eat 6 times daily, supplement, etc. Do I need more low GI carbs? If so what time should I get them? Should I get more protien? I shhot for 1g/per lb..would more/less of anything help? Any one? Help me wake up!

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    Welcome to IM

    One word of advice, in order for us to help you out, we need to know your stats, height,weight,gender ect. Also it would help to post a sample days meal so we can see how and what you been eatting!
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    Hi Leslie. thanks. 6'2, large frame, 331 lbs at BF in the high teens. Male, If ya hadn't figured that out.
    I combine protien and carbs at each meal (Body for Life, style)
    I'm guessing the culprit may be the quality of my carbs, as I don't yet get in many grains etc.
    A typical meal while at work would be a chicken breast and a NF yougurt, or a chick sandwich on whole grain wheat, with a MRP shake for the next meal. I'm limited to what I can grab quick from a lunch box.

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    My best guess from your limited info here is you're right...add low in EFA's and most likely too low in calories and there's your problem!

    It would help if you could post meal by meal w/ serving sizes. Welcome to IM!

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    Originally posted by Leslie2196
    Welcome to IM

    One word of advice, in order for us to help you out, we need to know your stats, height,weight,gender ect. Also it would help to post a sample days meal so we can see how and what you been eatting!
    Ditto on the welcome!

    Leslie, you rock!

    Some required reading?

    NEWBIES START HERE - Nutritional FAQ!

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    Last edited by Dr. Pain; 08-21-2002 at 07:46 AM.

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    Originally posted by Dr. Pain


    Ditto on the wleclome!

    Leslie, you rock!

    Some required reading?

    NEWBIES START HERE - Nutritional FAQ!

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    SPANKS DOC!

    And yes you NEED to read the above link, or we won't help you! LOL On a serious note, the link provides awesome info to help you understand what you need to do with your diet!

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    Hey guys! thanks for the info/help so far! I'll check in later or from work, and will read the link! Promise. Gotta go earn the benjamins for now though!

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