n00bs we keep repeating ourselves, so it's getting a bit pointless, but you still didn't respond to my scenario a couple of pages back.
But answer me this, if carbs are energy as you say, which get stored as fat when we don't use it and fat and protein are "building blocks", does this mean that we can just eat as much protein and fat as we like, and it will all go to "build blocks" lol, presumably meaning all go to muscle?
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Bazza I never said that you can create more energy from energy? I dont know where you are getting this from?
I said "calories are not just calories" there is more to the process then simply 1 calorie of fat /protein or carbs has the same effect in or on the body...
As was previously stated by someone else... Eat under maintenance but the wrong thing and you gain fat, its simple...
Then the "eat your protein then make up the rest with whatever" statement well thats just ridiculous and doesnt need argument.
Bazz i think somewhere you got mixed up with what i said.
Remember that choosing processed food means more calories less micronutrients and harder to balance macros... So naturally proper food is the only way to go.
No one is debating you cant have a piece of cake occasionally. But it is the way the OP came to save the day by " look guys eat protein then whatever" based arguments get me worked up. Then they back peddle and say what you are saying in a different way to not look stupid.
Remember calories are not just claories... Food is infomation and building blocks for your body.
Noobs I think I see the misunderstanding. When I see someone say calories are not calories I think that they have somehow discovered how to break the first law of thermodynamics and I want in on the secret.
Basically now what i gather you are actually saying is some food is healthier for you than others. No argument here.
Just remember tho a calorie is aways a calorie.
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I eat two meals a day, I have been for at least 2 years.
The trick is to eat good quality food.
Eating six meals a day is hard yakka and you have to make sure you have good food available.
Being young, you are pretty bullet proof, it's not until you age that you see how important exercise becomes and diet is second place.
I also think you would be surprised how little volume of food one needs to grow.
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Cliffs?
Do you have to have double your bodyweight (pounds) in protein? I only get about 100-120g protein in a day.
You don't have to, but it won't hurt. but it can get pretty hard at 200 pounds to get 400g protein per day, so I just eat big servings of meat with every meal, throw in a protein shake and I get close. 1.5 x your bodyweight in pounds would be a good aim. The RDI is 1 gram per kilogram so 1.5 per pound of bodyweight will be fine for packing on muscle.would read pages but it would take to long.
Someone answer my myth.
Do you have to have double your bodyweight (pounds) in protein? I only get about 100-120g protein in a day.
So it seems fine? Im a high carb moderate protein and low fat diet for bulking at the moment.That would cut significantly into your carb intake. Somewhere in the ball park of 1-1.5g is fine though perhaps higher is needed if youre on roid-ios.
You don't have to, but it won't hurt. but it can get pretty hard at 200 pounds to get 400g protein per day, so I just eat big servings of meat with every meal, throw in a protein shake and I get close. 1.5 x your bodyweight in pounds would be a good aim. The RDI is 1 gram per kilogram so 1.5 per pound of bodyweight will be fine for packing on muscle.
1.5 x your bodyweight in pounds. So you should be aiming for 240 grams per day.so 1g per kg or pounds? Im a high carb moderate protein and low fat diet for bulking at the moment.
Yeah im only 73kg so im at least 1.5x my bodweight in protein.
So it seems fine? Im a high carb moderate protein and low fat diet for bulking at the moment.
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