Reply With QuoteWell, you want to stay away from sugar as much as possible. Stick w/ low glycemic complex carbs for the most part, lean protein and healthy fats. Processed foods should be avoided as well. Keep your protein intake relatively high and drop your cals slowly.
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When its time to cut
When you stop bulking up and start cutting, what should you eat?
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and you really need to figure out what your daily caloric intake needs to be. (did I just say that in another thread?
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