1gram of protein = 4 calories 
one time hard posted this diet a couple years ago
try and bulk on it...
SIMPLE- HOW TO GET CONTEST SHREDDED FOR ANYONE.
All these trainers and coaches make me sick acting like if it's some rocket science **** they are giving away, I have no problem with PT or coaches, they are good for motivation and guidance but where my problem lies is when they mislead their clients into thinking this **** is rocket science.
If you are on HRT or juice then listen up.
Unlimited foods from "protein only sources" + low carbs (green veg allowed) and 20-40 grams of healthy fats will get anyone into single digits.
Unlimited foods from "protein only sources" + No carbs (green veg and others allowed)+ 20-40 grams of healthy fats will get you to contest bodyfat levels.
Forget the calorie counting Bull ****, forget the complicated dietary metabolism Bull ****, forget the rocket science, all garbage, don't spend money on some expert trying to act like it is Calculus or physics. What I wrote above will get ANYONE from point A to point B (contest shape) period.
THE LIST
OK, here are your protein sources;
Egg whites
Chicken breast
lean Turkey
Cod
Haddock
Salmon
Tuna
Talipia
Shrimp
Liver
Protein shake ( find one with less then 4 grams of carbs per serving)
Now the following protein sources are kept to once a day;
Lean steak
Lean ground beef
Lean roast beef
Veal
In general I do not consider certain vegetable source to be carbs, cause your metabolism process them without any storage of fat, in other words the calories do not convert to fat
Here are your vegetable source;
Asparagus
Broccoli/purple sprouting broccoli
Cabbage
Cucumber
Onion
Spinach
Romaine lettuce
Tomatoes
Green Peppers
Now the following vegetables should be kept to a minimum;
Celery
Carrots
Mushrooms
Peas
Dietary fats can come from flax oil or a supplement, I do not recommend they come from nuts or sees. From experience it is very easy to go crazy eating from nuts and seeds and can sabotage your diet.
Diet drinks are allowed, they have zero calories anyway.
Keep your veg. to one serving per meal.