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Title: is this type of food good for bodybuilding purposes? see my food
Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 10:40:43 AM
yams with beans and chicken stew

with some extra chicken breast
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 11:27:29 AM
Looks good...you make it yourself or your girl move in already?
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 11:28:18 AM
Looks african...is she from ghana?
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 11:29:03 AM
The chicken I mean...had a friend from there...cooked the chicken very similar.
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Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 11:33:38 AM
Looks african...is she from ghana?
her mom is


they all cook pretty similar these africanos no matter where they live

a lot of greasy shit and a lot of carbs


that's why they are fat a lot of them (but not even close to what fat means in american context of course)
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Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 11:35:07 AM
what the fuck is this thraed doing in this steroid section?

did i put it here by accident?

oh fuck
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 11:40:52 AM
what the fuck is this thraed doing in this steroid section?

did i put it here by accident?

oh fuck

lol

move it for less serious replies...

Meal looks good but I do better on lower carbs myself.
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Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 11:42:49 AM
lol

move it for less serious replies...

Meal looks good but I do better on lower carbs myself.
but where do you get your calories then?

i mean according to all the sport nutrition scientists you pretty much have to have a caloric excess to gain muscle size

and a lot of bbers also claim this


so if you're always low carbing

where do you get your calories? high fat intake? how so...
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 11:56:10 AM
but where do you get your calories then?

i mean according to all the sport nutrition scientists you pretty much have to have a caloric excess to gain muscle size

and a lot of bbers also claim this


so if you're always low carbing

where do you get your calories? high fat intake? how so...

I aim for very little carbs but at the end of the day they add up. I focus more on proteins and fats...peanut butter and mayo adds calories.

gets pricey though as protein is not cheap. I stock up when theres a sale on cottage cheese...tuna...ham..etc

I eat more dairy when gaining...has more carbs and adds up.

For sweetening stuff I use equal...

I've gained lean this way...also a night eater so I skip breakfast and lunch most of the time.
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Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 12:02:01 PM
I aim for very little carbs but at the end of the day they add up. I focus more on proteins and fats...peanut butter and mayo adds calories.

gets pricey though as protein is not cheap. I stock up when theres a sale on cottage cheese...tuna...ham..etc

I eat more dairy when gaining...has more carbs and adds up.

For sweetening stuff I use equal...

I've gained lean this way...also a night eater so I skip breakfast and lunch most of the time.

yeah protein is expensive

and i'm a cheapskate


so i try to figure out what is the minimal amount for maximal gains


and i get irritated people never specify if they're talking about total protein

or only complete protein
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 12:06:45 PM
yeah protein is expensive

and i'm a cheapskate


so i try to figure out what is the minimal amount for maximal gains


and i get irritated people never specify if they're talking about total protein

or only complete protein

Well for me...I don't even worry about the incomplete protein since I don't get much of it. But at least 1.5g when in gaining mode. Oh but I have to mention I do fill up on carbs every 4 days or so....just go by feel. I may be getting about 100-150 grams of carbs on a daily basis but when my body is craving some I'll have about 300-400. I don't really crave junk especially if I'm already over eating but I'm not picky on these days...
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 12:17:34 PM
Sometimes I keep a food log ...I just looked at my fitday account at my food log when I was trying to gain. It gets boring but I have no problem with it.

cals
3,824
   
fat
217.7

carbs   
121.2

protein   

351.5


All this came from ....

Maple leaf canned ham
Mayo
Cottage cheese
Tuna
Peanut butter


I even skipped the artificial sweetener and some veggie probably so cals are a little higher. Cottage cheese I remember mixing a cup with a tbs of peanut butter, some artificial sweetener and a dash of cinnamon...tasted like junk food to me.  :D

No bloat on this...even with the high sodium from the canned ham.
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Post by: dj181 on April 10, 2013, 12:47:40 PM
hey A, i've only been eating about 105-130 grams of protein per day on a very low cal diet (1500-1800 cals per day) and i am LOSING ZERO MUSCLE, and in fact i've even gained a bit ;)
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 12:51:33 PM
hey A, i've only been eating about 105-130 grams of protein per day on a very low cal diet (1500-1800 cals per day) and i am LOSING ZERO MUSCLE, and in fact i've even gained a bit ;)

Show him your pic    ;D

HALO....my job was very physical at the time otherwise I can eat much less than that and still put on weight.
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Post by: dj181 on April 10, 2013, 12:59:38 PM
Show him your pic    ;D

HALO....my job was very physical at the time otherwise I can eat much less than that and still put on weight.

well brother you can testify to the fact that i have indeed added lean muscle tissue to my frame on such low cals and protein once you get these pics on tuesday ;)

my pecs and legs ARE BIGGER and you will clearly see this 8)
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 01:04:41 PM
well brother you can testify to the fact that i have indeed added lean muscle tissue to my frame on such low cals and protein once you get these pics on tuesday ;)

my pecs and legs ARE BIGGER and you will clearly see this 8)

haha I love messing with ya  ;D

Still no food today  :(
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Post by: dj181 on April 10, 2013, 01:12:10 PM
haha I love messing with ya  ;D

Still no food today  :(

it's all good, but just don't try and remind me too much of my macho uncles ;D ;D ;D
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Post by: anabolichalo on April 10, 2013, 02:02:02 PM
just had another such meal

oh man i stuffed myself like a turkey today (no homo of course)


hope i dont get fat as fuck


i guess i will eat less tomorrow to balance it out
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Post by: Borracho on April 10, 2013, 04:51:46 PM
it's all good, but just don't try and remind me too much of my macho uncles ;D ;D ;D

lol

just had another such meal

oh man i stuffed myself like a turkey today (no homo of course)


hope i dont get fat as fuck


i guess i will eat less tomorrow to balance it out

Man....you're a great thinker!