Has your program been diagnosed?
You can make your own protein shakes.
Solid food > liquid food. Slower absorption.
Hello,
I am 6'0 , 130 lbs. I need to bulk up. The trainer I might hire is suggesting eating a huge number of calories. However, I have a stomach problem. When I eat even a small amount of food, I become bloated. If I substitute protein shakes for food, will I get the same training results? Are protein shakes available sugar free? How do they taste?
Has your program been diagnosed?
You can make your own protein shakes.
Solid food > liquid food. Slower absorption.
If you are asking if my diet has been planned, no. Not yet. Neither has my weight training program.
I am new to weight training. Is slower absorbtion better? Is it better to have solid food?
If protein shakes provide faster absorbtion (and faster absorbtion is better), then why bother eating food? Why not just drink protein shakes?

You need to eat real food and plenty of it. Just eat, eat, eat.


Do you mean getting bloated or just plain full? You, like alot of ectomorphs(assuming you are one), need to eat past satiety to get bigger.
Protein shakes a great way to get in calories though. There is nothing wrong with them but I suggest not basing your diet around them.


Besides I believe using purely whey protein is pretty hard on the kidneys too, or is that just if you are taking in ridiculously excess protein?
Ron Paul 2012
No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?
Been there. Eat high calorie foods that YOU like and tolerate well. Once you put on weight you can refine your intake. Eat what you like and tolerate, bottom line. If you can add things like Ensure type drinks that's great. Work shakes and nutrition drinks in later or in addition to foods you like and tolerate well. Eat what YOU like.
Is your eating capacity limited by volume, calories or mass?
If it's volume, eat calorie-dense foods like nuts.
Slower absorption is good, except pre and post work-out and somewhat in the morning. Your last meal of the day should be super slow absorbing (no carbs).




You have, maybe, a trainer, and a medical condition but figured you'd get information and medical advice off "the internets"?
Ask your trainer these questions, if he cannot answer them to your satisfaction find another trainer.
Liquid meals are easier to "eat", as you can gulp one down like a beer, which beats poking at a plate of food and thinking "Gawd..."
Make sure you get plenty of fiber too.
I thought I had some kind of "stomach disorder." It took doctorS 5 YEARS to figure out what he fuck was going on, Repro. Try eating 5000 cal a day to maintain weight while specialist shove all kinds of crap in you for.. YEARS. : (
I did get a little excited there. He is leaving a lot out. Maybe he knows what he has.. maybe he doesn't??????????


Ron Paul 2012
No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?


I have been diagnosed by some disorder by a physician. I have acid reflux as well. The bottom line is, I can't eat a lot of solid food.


Ask your physician to refer you to a dietician who deals with your problem.
Why would you risk your health if you have a GI disorder by asking people on an internet forum about your diet?
Especially since you don't even disclose what your problem is.


I would find ways to cure this disorder before you start embarking on a training career.
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