YoungIntricateMuscle
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Here is a mass diet that i made up that is very easy to follow and goes by a 40-30-30 ratio of protein to carbs to fat calories in every meal unless pre or post workout or before bedtime.
Meal 1: 48-36-18
3 jumbo whole eggs
6 medium egg whites
¾ cup (measurement uncooked) oatmeal
Meal 2: 48-33-16 - Take one caplet Lactaid (lactase enzyme)
1 scoop chocolate whey protein
3 cups 2% fat milk
Meal 3: 52-36-33 - Pre-workout – double fat
6 ounces Grilled Chicken breast (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
2 tbsp olive oil (1 tbsp on chicken and 1 tbsp on brown rice)
Meal 4: 48-75-0 - After-workout – no fat
2 scoops whey protein isolate
1/3 cup dextrose
8-16 ounces water
Meal 5: 48-36-19
6 ounces Grilled Tilapia (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
1 tbsp olive oil
Meal 6: 48-33-16 - Take one caplet Lactaid (lactase enzyme)
1 scoop chocolate whey protein
3 cups 2% fat milk
Meal 7: 48-36-19
6 ounces Grilled Steak (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
1 tbsp olive oil
Meal 8: 48-0-16 – No carbs
2 scoops casein protein
1 tbsp flax or olive oil
4-6 ounces water (don't want to change your sheets)
Total 3,840 Calories
Protein 48g x 8 meals = 384g = 1,536 calories = 40%
Carbs 36g x 8 meals = 288g = 1,152 calories = 30%
Fats 16g x 8 meals = 128g = 1,152 calories = 30%
- meals have to be spread every 2 hours
- i use liquid egg whites instead of cracking open eggs all the time
- jumbo eggs have 8g of protein per egg
- pre-cooked brown rice is better because you only have to cook it for 10 minutes instead of 50 minutes and it comes out real soft
- drink 16 ounces of water prior to eating a food meal, never drink after eating or during
- Every meal is as close to the typical 40%-30%-30% ratio and as close as 48g of protein, 36g of carbs, and 16g of fat in each meal
- the diet is very, very easy to follow because you never get full, and you don't need to have much hunger because the meals are small and there is not much complex carbs as there should be. So perfect for people who like drinking milk. I don't think the milk sugar will affect insulin levels much just because your body is always gradually be fed with food thus stable insulin levels
- Every meal has no more than 50g of protein for maximum efficiency
Just a very good sample mass diet even though there ones where you have flax oil, lots of carbs from yams.
The point of this diet was to have a very steady flow of carbs meaning the same amount every two hours (of course double post-workout and none at night) You really can't do it practically any other way with out the milk sugar because eating brown rice with a protein shake is not appetizing and as for rice cakes with protein shakes, they are simple carbs also , even if made from brown rice, so it is much easier to drink milk and get liquid carbs thus the effieciency of milk.
thoughts? likes/dislikes?
Meal 1: 48-36-18
3 jumbo whole eggs
6 medium egg whites
¾ cup (measurement uncooked) oatmeal
Meal 2: 48-33-16 - Take one caplet Lactaid (lactase enzyme)
1 scoop chocolate whey protein
3 cups 2% fat milk
Meal 3: 52-36-33 - Pre-workout – double fat
6 ounces Grilled Chicken breast (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
2 tbsp olive oil (1 tbsp on chicken and 1 tbsp on brown rice)
Meal 4: 48-75-0 - After-workout – no fat
2 scoops whey protein isolate
1/3 cup dextrose
8-16 ounces water
Meal 5: 48-36-19
6 ounces Grilled Tilapia (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
1 tbsp olive oil
Meal 6: 48-33-16 - Take one caplet Lactaid (lactase enzyme)
1 scoop chocolate whey protein
3 cups 2% fat milk
Meal 7: 48-36-19
6 ounces Grilled Steak (8 ounces raw)
1/2 cup (measurement uncooked) pre-cooked brown rice
1 tbsp olive oil
Meal 8: 48-0-16 – No carbs
2 scoops casein protein
1 tbsp flax or olive oil
4-6 ounces water (don't want to change your sheets)
Total 3,840 Calories
Protein 48g x 8 meals = 384g = 1,536 calories = 40%
Carbs 36g x 8 meals = 288g = 1,152 calories = 30%
Fats 16g x 8 meals = 128g = 1,152 calories = 30%
- meals have to be spread every 2 hours
- i use liquid egg whites instead of cracking open eggs all the time
- jumbo eggs have 8g of protein per egg
- pre-cooked brown rice is better because you only have to cook it for 10 minutes instead of 50 minutes and it comes out real soft
- drink 16 ounces of water prior to eating a food meal, never drink after eating or during
- Every meal is as close to the typical 40%-30%-30% ratio and as close as 48g of protein, 36g of carbs, and 16g of fat in each meal
- the diet is very, very easy to follow because you never get full, and you don't need to have much hunger because the meals are small and there is not much complex carbs as there should be. So perfect for people who like drinking milk. I don't think the milk sugar will affect insulin levels much just because your body is always gradually be fed with food thus stable insulin levels
- Every meal has no more than 50g of protein for maximum efficiency
Just a very good sample mass diet even though there ones where you have flax oil, lots of carbs from yams.
The point of this diet was to have a very steady flow of carbs meaning the same amount every two hours (of course double post-workout and none at night) You really can't do it practically any other way with out the milk sugar because eating brown rice with a protein shake is not appetizing and as for rice cakes with protein shakes, they are simple carbs also , even if made from brown rice, so it is much easier to drink milk and get liquid carbs thus the effieciency of milk.
thoughts? likes/dislikes?
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