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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. |
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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
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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. |