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Originally posted by king_eric Hi all! After working out a hopefully quite good low carb, high protein diet and getting my supplements in order, I am keen to find out if my diet to fine to use so I can finally get rid of this annoying body fat! Here goes... 7.30am: LA Whey 48g protein, 6g carbs, 1g fat 1 tablespoon of olive oil 1 apple (I do my training at 6.30am, so this is straight after my workout.) At 6 g of carbs I'd bet there's maltodextrin in your whey...something you may want to consider when you stall...this meal looks good 9.30am: 2 eggs, 1 slice of toast, 100g of tuna Looks good...make sure that's a whole grain bread, and when you stall, this could go in favour of some brown rice 12.30pm: 50g new potatoes, two 100g chicken breasts, 1 cup of salad Need a fat source here...and a slower burning carb source...try sweet potatoes instead...good to see veggies in your meal plan  3.30pm: LA Whey, 1 tablespoon olive oil 6.30pm: 100g salmon, cup of salad 9.30pm: 100g salmon, cup of salad 11.00pm: LA Whey, 1 tablespoon of olive oil In total, according to fitday.com, its all comes to 263g of protein, 66g of carbs, 68g of fat and 2094 calories. How could I improve on this diet? Is it enough to lose fat? Whether it's "enough to lose fat" will depend on where you're starting from...overall, the diet looks good, but we have nothing to compare it w/...i.e. what you were previously eating I also plan on training 3 times a week with weights and 3-4 times on the exercise bike. Is it enough protein to grow? Again...we don't know your stats so that's a hard question to answer BUT, 263g of is a fair amt...you should give us your stats as well Lastly, the supplements I am using at the mo are Fatstripper and Sculpt, both from lamuscle.com. Thanks, hope you can help! |