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    diet help!

    I weight about 179pounds, 6'0 and i have about 24% body fat and 135 lean mass. I am an ectomorph.DId all the caculations on mybodycomp.com I need help cuttting some fat off my stomach. I what you would call a skinny fat guy. i just started a diet. I have been eating 2,000 calories.
    For some reason i seem to be getting lightheaded and kinda dizzy. i usually have about 200 carbs aswell. for some reason i had a healthly choice chocolate bar and it stopped the dizziness and headaches for awhile. it has 1 gram of fat and 4 grams of sugar, the sugar is coming maltodextrine. and 15 grams of carbs.

    Morning 3:30am before work.

    1 scoop of ON whey
    1cup of oatmeal
    1 BANANA

    5:30
    Peanuts and water

    8:am
    4 eggwhites
    1 cup of oatmeal

    10:00am
    1 scoop whey
    1/2 cup oats

    12:00pm

    1 tin can of tuna
    3/4 cup brown rice

    3:00 precardio
    1 scoop whey

    3:45 post cardio
    1 scoop whey
    1 cup oats
    1 banana

    6:00pm
    1 chicken breast
    1/2 cup brocolli

    9:00pm
    1/2 cup cottage cheese
    1 tablespoon natty PB

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    anybody?

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    You get up at 3:30 AM ? Ouch.

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    just eat healthy and focus on your diet and let your body make the changes. I wouldn't be cutting cals at your BW.
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    Try adding in these areas, this does not look convincing to me!?
    Quote Originally Posted by ectomorpheus

    Morning 3:30am before work.

    1 scoop of ON whey
    1cup of oatmeal
    1 BANANA

    5:30
    Peanuts and water

    8:am
    4 eggwhites <---------------UP
    1 cup of oatmeal

    10:00am
    1 scoop whey
    1/2 cup oats

    12:00pm

    1 tin can of tuna <---------------UP
    3/4 cup brown rice

    3:00 precardio
    1 scoop whey

    3:45 post cardio
    1 scoop whey
    1 cup oats
    1 banana

    6:00pm
    1 chicken breast <------------UP (maybe double?)
    1/2 cup brocolli

    9:00pm
    1/2 cup cottage cheese
    1 tablespoon natty PB

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    Thanks for the replys.

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    OK, are you sure your an ectomorph? Most ectomorphs do not have 24% bodyfat and weigh 179. Those numbers would fit a meso-endo type of person. If I were you, I would recomp first because cutting that much weight will be very hard with only 135 lean mass.
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    The_Monkey_Man, I wouldn't be suggesting for him to up his protein intake. Delving into 2 chicken breasts could be too much, so could eating 2 cans of tuna at once. Also eating 2 cans of tuna a day risks mercury poisoning. Try to stick with tuna 3-4 times a week, and incorporate some lean beef and pork into your diet.

    Also, 4 scoops of whey may be overdoing it, maybe take 2 scoops (1 in the morning and one post workout).
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    Quote Originally Posted by XcelKrush
    OK, are you sure your an ectomorph? Most ectomorphs do not have 24% bodyfat and weigh 179. Those numbers would fit a meso-endo type of person. If I were you, I would recomp first because cutting that much weight will be very hard with only 135 lean mass.


    I agree (as I have said to you before) that a re-comp would be better - you have very little lean mass for someone of your height...


    Also - I think you have your diet calculations wrong. You say you get "200g" of carbs but your diet has much more than this... Plus, you are eating REALLY frequently (every 2 hrs) early in the day - that is a little overkill.. every 3 hrs is fine. Could you drop one meal and space them out a little more?

    Anyway - without going into what exaclty you may need... just to add up your carbs:
    3.30am
    1 scoop of ON whey
    1 cup of oatmeal
    1 BANANA
    This is ~ 70g carbs

    (Add some fats to this meal eg: linseed meal).

    5:30
    Peanuts and water
    There will be a few g's carbs here...

    (Add protein. How many peanuts? )

    8:am
    4 eggwhites
    1 cup of oatmeal
    54g carbs here

    (Add vegetables, fats and more protein.)


    10:00am
    1 scoop whey
    1/2 cup oats
    26g carbs

    (Add fats...)

    [quote]
    12:00pm
    1 tin can of tuna
    3/4 cup brown rice
    ~33g carbs

    (Add fats and vegetables again)

    3:00 precardio
    1 scoop whey
    What type of cardio are you doing?
    And what about weights?

    3:45 post cardio
    1 scoop whey
    1 cup oats
    1 banana
    70g carbs.

    (This is a good meal for PWO... But if you are only doing a light cardio session it may be overkill).

    6:00pm
    1 chicken breast
    1/2 cup brocolli
    Add fats. Might also want to move some of your carbs from earlier in the day to here - especially if you do weights (PWO solid meal).

    9:00pm
    1/2 cup cottage cheese
    1 tablespoon natty PB
    ~6g carbs

    (This is fine)

    Carb total = 70 + ~5? + 54 + 26 + 33 + 70 + 2 = 260g

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    [QUOTE=Emma-Leigh]

    I agree (as I have said to you before) that a re-comp would be better - you have very little lean mass for someone of your height...


    Also - I think you have your diet calculations wrong. You say you get "200g" of carbs but your diet has much more than this... Plus, you are eating REALLY frequently (every 2 hrs) early in the day - that is a little overkill.. every 3 hrs is fine. Could you drop one meal and space them out a little more?

    Anyway - without going into what exaclty you may need... just to add up your carbs:

    This is ~ 70g carbs

    (Add some fats to this meal eg: linseed meal).


    There will be a few g's carbs here...

    (Add protein. How many peanuts? )


    54g carbs here

    (Add vegetables, fats and more protein.)



    26g carbs

    (Add fats...)

    ~33g carbs

    (Add fats and vegetables again)


    What type of cardio are you doing?
    And what about weights?


    70g carbs.

    (This is a good meal for PWO... But if you are only doing a light cardio session it may be overkill).


    Add fats. Might also want to move some of your carbs from earlier in the day to here - especially if you do weights (PWO solid meal).


    ~6g carbs

    (This is fine)

    Carb total = 70 + ~5? + 54 + 26 + 33 + 70 + 2 = 260g
    I was just about to type in the same thing but you beat me to it. girl your just to quick for me!

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    [QUOTE=Emma-Leigh]

    I agree (as I have said to you before) that a re-comp would be better - you have very little lean mass for someone of your height...


    Also - I think you have your diet calculations wrong. You say you get "200g" of carbs but your diet has much more than this... Plus, you are eating REALLY frequently (every 2 hrs) early in the day - that is a little overkill.. every 3 hrs is fine. Could you drop one meal and space them out a little more?

    Anyway - without going into what exaclty you may need... just to add up your carbs:

    This is ~ 70g carbs

    (Add some fats to this meal eg: linseed meal).


    There will be a few g's carbs here...

    (Add protein. How many peanuts? )


    54g carbs here

    (Add vegetables, fats and more protein.)



    26g carbs

    (Add fats...)

    ~33g carbs

    (Add fats and vegetables again)


    What type of cardio are you doing?
    And what about weights?


    70g carbs.

    (This is a good meal for PWO... But if you are only doing a light cardio session it may be overkill).


    Add fats. Might also want to move some of your carbs from earlier in the day to here - especially if you do weights (PWO solid meal).


    ~6g carbs

    (This is fine)

    Carb total = 70 + ~5? + 54 + 26 + 33 + 70 + 2 = 260g
    I was just giving a rough estimate of carbs. I think mybodycomp is off. It doesn't really look like i have that much bodyfat. I will take some pictures and you can decide if it looks like i have 24 percent fat. I have very little muscle!
    By the way, I thought you couldn't mix fat and carbs.
    Last edited by ectomorpheus; 06-16-2005 at 01:41 PM. Reason: added to

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