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    Designing New Bodysculpting Diet

    Hey Everyone...first of all thanks to all for giving me inspiration and useful info since I have joined this forum...
    I am designing my new diet tomorrow, I will eat, add any food which will make me achieve my goals and live a healthy lifestyle...
    Please feel free to comment on the following foods, whether these food should be part of my diet or not...I have a high metabolism my goals is to gain more muscle and reduce bf:
    Will appreciate all feedback...Cheers

    Fruits:
    Apples/Banana/Berries

    Carbs:
    Oats, Eziekiel bread, mushrooms, greens, bell pepper, avocado,wheat germ, flaxmeal, sunflower, seseme seeds, hummus

    Protein:
    Whey, Eggwhites, chicken, soya cheese, unsweentened soya milk, cottage cheese (non-fat).

    Dairy:
    Butter milk 1%.

    Fat:
    Flaxseed oil, avocado, olives, soya cheese...

    What else is essential...

    Misc:
    unsweetened cocoa, green tea...

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    sf low carb protein powder
    lean beef
    chicken breast
    turkey breast
    fresh fish
    canned tuna
    canned salmon
    eggs
    creamed cottage cheese**
    hard cheese **
    sweet potatoes
    yams
    long grain brown rice
    old fashioned oats
    steel cut oats
    eggplant
    squash
    romaine lettuce
    spinach
    asparagus
    avocado
    broccoli
    brussels sprouts
    cabbage
    cauliflower
    cucumbers
    celery
    peppers (any color)
    mushrooms
    string beans
    zucchini
    apples
    bananas**
    fresh or frozen (w/o syrup) berries
    peaches
    grapefruit
    heavy whipping cream (35% m.f....NOT whipped cream the dessert topping)
    olive oil
    safflower oil
    flax seed oil
    walnut oil
    almonds
    walnuts
    natural sugar-free peanut butter

    ** Not all foods on this list should be used at all times...the banana for instance should only be used during a carb up and/or a bulk.



    Dpw8

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