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    Bulking, cutting, maintenence cycles

    I'd just like some insight/remarks on my diet in each specific cycle. Stats if needed are 20 yrs. old/ 6'2''/ 195 lbs./7-8% bodyfat

    Bulk: 300-400 g carbs
    300g protein
    100g fat

    Cut: 150g carbs
    200g protein
    20-30g fat

    Maintenence:
    200-250g carbs
    200-250g protein
    40g fat

    keep in mind that this is just the basics of the diets not including flaxseed, vitamins, or other supplements.
    Thx, DbP

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    you are aware that those figures will change as soon as you start to gain/lose fat/muscle right?
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    How do you mean? I don't quite understand...

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    well your maintanance cals at 200lbs will be less your maintanance cals at 210lbs and vice versa.
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    oh gotcha, completely thinking the wrong way on that one

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    flaxseed oil should be counted into your macro's because it is a food even though its labeled as a supplement is has caloric value (as opposed to vitamins, creatine and such). Same goes for whey, dextrose etc. i don't really consider those supplements, more a part of a typical bb'ers diet.
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