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I'm underweight so I'm down with the protein shakes. I believe that I'm trending towards vanilla. Not sure if you would need a trainer for this but you probably will find a blender useful. Make sure you put the lid on before turning it on or you will have a mess. I have experience in such matters.
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Try to eat clean protein 5x a week. Fish, nuts, seeds, some, and some, but not to much fowl. Lean meat, only once ir twice a week. Buffalo meat, lamb, sheep. Avocados a few times a week.
Dont combine protein with carbs in the same meal.
Banana shakes with apples, nectarines,
and or peaches, or blueberries in the morning and or afternoon. Use a fruit juice as a base, or even water, or cocnut water. You can add baby cocnut meat too, it tastes great and helps put on muscle. Use honey or maple syrup sparingly. Dates and raisins and fresh digs are good natural sweeteners, and generally better to use then sweeteners.
Green protein like spirulina and chorella. You can put them in your shakes or on a salad. Nutritional yeast in a shake or on a salad.
Stay away from diary and complex carbs. Have brown rice, and or a gluten free pasta and or millet only 2x a week. Not all of them 2x a week, a combination of them 2x a week.
Stay away from processed foods with a lot of salt, fat and sugar. Which means just about all of them, because they all have loads of it.
Buckwheat (raw) mixed with almonds, and or Quinoa a few times a week.
Some potatoes, but only a few times a week. Baked or steamed. No butter. No or very little dairy in your diet.
Yams and sweet potatoes are healthier. but again, only a few times a week at most. Again, baked or steamed
MAP amino acids. Creatine amino acids. Arginine and DMG amino acids.
Eggs once ir twice a week. Stay away from bread and yogurt if you can.
Stay away from beans.
Have fresh green salads every day, if not twice a day. Also steamed fresh veggies.
You dont need to count calories. But the range would be around 1400 to 2100 or so, depending on your activity levels.
Dont eat past feeling just about full.
Try not to eat past 7pm.
Dont combine protein with carbs in the same meal.
Banana shakes with apples, nectarines,
and or peaches, or blueberries in the morning and or afternoon. Use a fruit juice as a base, or even water, or cocnut water. You can add baby cocnut meat too, it tastes great and helps put on muscle. Use honey or maple syrup sparingly. Dates and raisins and fresh digs are good natural sweeteners, and generally better to use then sweeteners.
Green protein like spirulina and chorella. You can put them in your shakes or on a salad. Nutritional yeast in a shake or on a salad.
Stay away from diary and complex carbs. Have brown rice, and or a gluten free pasta and or millet only 2x a week. Not all of them 2x a week, a combination of them 2x a week.
Stay away from processed foods with a lot of salt, fat and sugar. Which means just about all of them, because they all have loads of it.
Buckwheat (raw) mixed with almonds, and or Quinoa a few times a week.
Some potatoes, but only a few times a week. Baked or steamed. No butter. No or very little dairy in your diet.
Yams and sweet potatoes are healthier. but again, only a few times a week at most. Again, baked or steamed
MAP amino acids. Creatine amino acids. Arginine and DMG amino acids.
Eggs once ir twice a week. Stay away from bread and yogurt if you can.
Stay away from beans.
Have fresh green salads every day, if not twice a day. Also steamed fresh veggies.
You dont need to count calories. But the range would be around 1400 to 2100 or so, depending on your activity levels.
Dont eat past feeling just about full.
Try not to eat past 7pm.
Lastly, in the long term the large amounts of protein in the diet I put forth can be successful on the body. If you are consistent with your exercise program, and do the right exercises, and get enough sleep, you will see results. After around 3 to 6 months, cut back your animal protein to about half what I suggested. You can still eat a fair amount of the green protein, and nuts and seeds.
Drink plenty of quality water. Poland spring is the worst. Fiji water and Smart water are all right.
Drink plenty of quality water. Poland spring is the worst. Fiji water and Smart water are all right.
Yes the big three nothing targets more muscles then those for sure probably the fastest way to get in shape football players in training camp do a lot of compounds. A old bodybuilder bill pearl has some good books on bodybuilding “getting stronger” was a good one. That guy was a pretty ripped in the 40’s 50’s
The king is squats, works almost all the muscles at once.
The king is squats, works almost all the muscles at once.
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