i recently began a new diet aimed at stripping down fat (ripping) while at the same time continuing to gain lean muscle mass. This is the diet i have was suggested to use and have been using it for the past week please let me know what u think.
I weigh 210 pounds and am a 21year old male
Meal 1 - 8 egg whites and 1 egg yoke
150 gram of oats in water
Meal 2 - 50grams of complex carbs
50 grams of whey protin, these are together in a shake
Meal 3 - 80 - 100g of rice & green peas
1 chicken breast
100g cottage cheese
Meal 4 - 80 -100g of pasta
mixed with 2 cans of tuna in spring-water
Meal 5 - (postworkout shake) 40g whey protein
20g of dextrose (for insulin spike)
20g of maltdextrine (complex carb)
Meal 6 - fish (usually salmon)
with broccolli/ carrots/ cauliflower/ beans/ spinach, lettuce/ tomatoe/ cucumber (i usually have 3 or 4 types of the above veggies)
do u think this diet is suitable for my goals? i was told i should aim for around 60gram of protein and 50grams of carbs per meal.
Thank u in advance for your help and i looked forward to tour replys
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