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    Bulking

    meal 1

    6 large egg whites
    1 bowl of oats with 1 cup of semi skimmed milk
    1 apple/banana

    meal 2

    Protein shake made with semi skimmed milk
    30g protein

    meal 3

    1 med baked potato/ 1 cup brown rice
    Green veggies
    1 med chicken breast (equivelent in thighs/wings)

    meal 4
    (same as 2)

    meal 5

    (Same as 3)

    meal 6
    (Same as 2)

    3 ltrs of water a day
    a few cups of white coffee ( no sugar)
    4 fish oil caps and 2 flax caps
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
    "Rome wasnt built in a day"
    "Go heavy or go home."

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    stats? macros? Cals?

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    Have posted starts etc before and I cba to post them again eventually I am going to cut back on shakes and introduce whole food meals. I am 21 around 5 ft 10 and whey about 140lbs.
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
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    agreed that is alot of shakes. Please post total Macros and Cals.

    Not much Veggies or fruit.

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    Well am havin apples/ bananas/ oranges, and green veggies with every meal
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
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    balance ur meals out a bit more... imo have carbs/proteins/fats every meal not every second meal ... forcefeed if u have to , ull get bigger
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    IF you're bulking i see no harm in having a few yolks with those egg whites. There's vitamins and such in them too, and abit of protein and fat. It's what Rocky would do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Valias View Post
    IF you're bulking i see no harm in having a few yolks with those egg whites. There's vitamins and such in them too, and abit of protein and fat. It's what Rocky would do.
    Yeh agreed, I dont see any reason why you shouldnt eat the yolks, as long as you dont eat too many. Everything in moderation.

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    Tried before and I cant force down six whole meals, thats why I am startin with protein shakes and building up from there, may have some oats etc with them to make them more of an MRP. How baout 3 whole eggs and two whites?
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    Yeah, three is fine.

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    Sounded more like a "cutting diet" when I read it first time. Even at 140BW.

    Also, I'm asking, "why is he using skim milk and throwing away egg yolks?" I know this is a sample of your diet.

    Sounds "thin".
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimSnow View Post
    Sounded more like a "cutting diet" when I read it first time. Even at 140BW.

    Also, I'm asking, "why is he using skim milk and throwing away egg yolks?" I know this is a sample of your diet.

    Sounds "thin".

    Its not skimmed its what americans call 1/2 fat and its what my family buy, might have to start buyin full fat milk as I am buying eggs, chicken and rice atm
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
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