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Critique my diet, Please.

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Posted by: cpush

I go to school, but I am usually able to pull 5-6 meals a day. I basically have 2 different schedules, they are as follows:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Meal 1 (8:00): Half cup of FiberOne, Skim Milk, half serving of fruit, MultiVitamin
190 Cals

Meal 2 (11:15): Grilled chicken salad OR ham/turkey/tuna Sandwich on light wheat OR boca burger on light wheat. Half serving of fruit
220 Cals

Meal 3 (2:15): Same as Meal 2
220 Cals

Meal 4 (6:00): Grilled chicken breast, 1/2 cup of cottage cheese, 1/2 cup yogurt
290 Cals

Meal 5 (9:00): Nat peanut butter sandwich on light wheat toast
195 Cals

Meal 6 (12:00): 1 cup of cottage cheese
200 Cals

Total = ~1315

Tuesday and Thursday

Meal 1 (8:00): 3 oz scrambled eggs, 1 boiled egg white, 2 slices of whole wheat toast
300 Cals

Meal 2 (11:15): ham/turkey/tuna Sandwich on light wheat
170 Cals

Meal 3 (2:15): Grilled chicken salad, half serving of fruit
220 Cals

Meal 4 (6:00): Nat PB sandwich on light wheat + 1 cup cottage cheese OR grilled chicken breast w 1/2 cup cottage cheese and 1/2 cup of yogurt
290 Cals

Meal 5 (9:00): Nat peanut butter on 1 slice of light wheat toast
150 Cals

Meal 6 (12:00): 1 cup of cottage cheese
200 Cals

Total = ~1330

I am 5'8" a solid 130 pounds, (I'm a bit asian so I'm a bit smaller, please take this into consideration). I do cardio every other day for 20-30 minutes, burning 200-300 calories. I do callisthenics every night (pushup and abs). I am not looking to gain, just to maintain my bodyweight and possibly lose some tummy fat. I know the first thing I will be told is I need more calories, but once again, I'm built small. Any advice would be great. Thanks alot.



Posted by: Jodi

Quote:
Originally Posted by cpush
I go to school, but I am usually able to pull 5-6 meals a day. I basically have 2 different schedules, they are as follows:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Meal 1 (8:00): Half cup of FiberOne, Skim Milk, half serving of fruit, MultiVitamin
190 Cals

You need some protein here. Have some eggs or a shake too

Meal 2 (11:15): Grilled chicken salad OR ham/turkey/tuna Sandwich on light wheat OR boca burger on light wheat. Half serving of fruit
220 Cals

Good, also add some EFA's

Meal 3 (2:15): Same as Meal 2
220 Cals

Same comment

Meal 4 (6:00): Grilled chicken breast, 1/2 cup of cottage cheese, 1/2 cup yogurt
290 Cals

Add some veggies and EFA's

Meal 5 (9:00): Nat peanut butter sandwich on light wheat toast
195 Cals

Again, you need veggies. Also, this diet is lacking protein. Have a shake with it some other animal protein

Meal 6 (12:00): 1 cup of cottage cheese
200 Cals

This is excellen, however you need to add some fat here. Fish oil would be good
Total = ~1315

Tuesday and Thursday

Meal 1 (8:00): 3 oz scrambled eggs, 1 boiled egg white, 2 slices of whole wheat toast
300 Cals
Good
Meal 2 (11:15): ham/turkey/tuna Sandwich on light wheat
170 Cals
Veggies & EFA's
Meal 3 (2:15): Grilled chicken salad, half serving of fruit
220 Cals

Good, you should use some flax or olive oil for dressing

Meal 4 (6:00): Nat PB sandwich on light wheat + 1 cup cottage cheese OR grilled chicken breast w 1/2 cup cottage cheese and 1/2 cup of yogurt
290 Cals
Good add some veggies

Meal 5 (9:00): Nat peanut butter on 1 slice of light wheat toast
150 Cals

Like above this meal needs protein

Meal 6 (12:00): 1 cup of cottage cheese
Same as above, add some fish oil
200 Cals

Total = ~1330

I am 5'8" a solid 130 pounds, (I'm a bit asian so I'm a bit smaller, please take this into consideration). I do cardio every other day for 20-30 minutes, burning 200-300 calories. I do callisthenics every night (pushup and abs). I am not looking to gain, just to maintain my bodyweight and possibly lose some tummy fat. I know the first thing I will be told is I need more calories, but once again, I'm built small. Any advice would be great. Thanks alot.
I made some comments in bold up above



Posted by: cpush

thanks so much, as far as efas go.. where can I get them and any type in specific? could you recommend how many to take too? I am new to fish capsules so I don't exactly know what to expect or how I should take them and what not. Thanks again



Posted by: Brolly

half a serving of fruit? be a man.... u need to up the cals too bro :P

just my $0.02



Posted by: LiftinBear

Jodi is awesome...Glad you hang out around here!!!



Posted by: j rizz

i second that



Posted by: Emma-Leigh

Quote:
Originally Posted by cpush
thanks so much, as far as efas go.. where can I get them and any type in specific? could you recommend how many to take too? I am new to fish capsules so I don't exactly know what to expect or how I should take them and what not. Thanks again
For EFA's - There are two actual EFA's one is an omega-3 fatty acid and one is an omega-6 fatty acid. In terms of real food sources - you can not go passed fish, nuts (walnuts in particular) and seeds (especially linseeds).

Fatty fish (salmon, mackrel and sardines in particular) will offer you a great source of omega-3 fatty acids (esp. EPA and DHA), as will walnuts and linseeds. The other nuts and seeds will also offer you some omega-6 fatty acids.

So adding any of these things into your diet would be good.

As for the supplements - some good fish oil capsules are the best things you can invest in. 6g a day (6 capsules), spread evenly over your day (2 or 3 taken at 2 or 3 meals) is perfect.



Posted by: Jodi

Quote:
Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
For EFA's - There are two actual EFA's one is an omega-3 fatty acid and one is an omega-6 fatty acid. In terms of real food sources - you can not go passed fish, nuts (walnuts in particular) and seeds (especially linseeds).

Fatty fish (salmon, mackrel and sardines in particular) will offer you a great source of omega-3 fatty acids (esp. EPA and DHA), as will walnuts and linseeds. The other nuts and seeds will also offer you some omega-6 fatty acids.

So adding any of these things into your diet would be good.

As for the supplements - some good fish oil capsules are the best things you can invest in. 6g a day (6 capsules), spread evenly over your day (2 or 3 taken at 2 or 3 meals) is perfect.
Bump on what Emma said. Although, I've never seen linseed here, so look for flaxseeds and flaxseed oil. Fish oil is by far the best for n3's and the flax and nuts will supply some n3's but also n6's



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