Reply With QuoteThere really is no 'right' amount of protein to consume. You could consume 5g per pound of bodyweight if you wanted to: you just wouldnt be able to absorb it all.
Instead of 55/35/10, go 50/30/20 ratio of c/p/f. As your goals shift from getting big to getting cut, drop the fats back to 15%.
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08-01-2005, 08:12 PM #1Registered User
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hi, newbie here...
I have a general question. i heard that the max one should eat in proteins is 1 gram per pound of mass, and anything more than that is too much. im trying to take in about 3000 cal a day. how can i do this without going overboard on the portein? i taking in about 190-200 grams a day. Im trying to get 35% protein 55% carbs and 10% fat. i eat pretty clean.
im about 5'9" 150 pounds. im trying to get to 170.
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08-01-2005, 08:58 PM #2The Gazelle or The Lion?
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So, in other words, the body eliminates all excessive proteins ?
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