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Help in weight loss.

Bass402 said:
Should I add something else in there with meal 3?? Any suggestions???


alright, I know the next thing Bunny is going to tell you is to put all the food you eat into www.fitday.com , it's an online food calculator. She is going to ask you for your ratios... pro/fat/carb. She will also want to know how many calories you are consuming. Go ahead and get this information, and she will be able to critique pretty well. She likes the 40/30/30 ratio for fat loss.
 
Kold_Killa said:
alright, I know the next thing Bunny is going to tell you is to put all the food you eat into www.fitday.com , it's an online food calculator. She is going to ask you for your ratios... pro/fat/carb. She will also want to know how many calories you are consuming. Go ahead and get this information, and she will be able to critique pretty well. She likes the 40/30/30 ratio for fat loss.

Alright I did the fitday thing. I will do a couple of days because I am starting that meal plan tomorrow, then I will repost with some stats.
 
Kold_Killa said:
alright, I know the next thing Bunny is going to tell you is to put all the food you eat into www.fitday.com , it's an online food calculator. She is going to ask you for your ratios... pro/fat/carb. She will also want to know how many calories you are consuming. Go ahead and get this information, and she will be able to critique pretty well. She likes the 40/30/30 ratio for fat loss.
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Thanks KK ... Just helps put things into perspective ya know... breakin' it down... :)
 
I just input all the food items for the above diet that I have listed and I need some more fats and carbs i guess??? The percent is F/C/P 27,22,51. It only has 1050 calories, and I don't think that is probably enough. Any more suggestions to change it to where it fits better?? Thanks guys!!
 
When I get my fat down, should I then use supps like creatine to gain the weight i want up high, or should I start it now?
 
Bass402 said:
I just input all the food items for the above diet that I have listed and I need some more fats and carbs i guess??? The percent is F/C/P 27,22,51. It only has 1050 calories, and I don't think that is probably enough. Any more suggestions to change it to where it fits better?? Thanks guys!!
You can manipulate the serving size to get the cals up ... 1050 .. OMG you are starving ... I'm still hungry at 2K and Im cutting ...

Your 230? 6'2?

The general recommendation is ~ 10 - 12 X your body weight (for women, more around '12' for men, if you want a generic figure) so that's around 2760 cals ...

I'm not into all these calculators but try the Pinto calc at the top to see where your macros & BMR etc, should be for cutting ...

He's got a great program to follow, have you seen it?

*Shortcut*
 
*Bunny* said:
You can manipulate the serving size to get the cals up ... 1050 .. OMG you are starving ... I'm still hungry at 2K and Im cutting ...

Your 230? 6'2?

The general recommendation is ~ 10 - 12 X your body weight (for women, more around '12' for men, if you want a generic figure) so that's around 2760 cals ...

I'm not into all these calculators but try the Pinto calc at the top to see where your macros & BMR etc, should be for cutting ...

He's got a great program to follow, have you seen it?

*Shortcut*


Yeah I have seen it. That just sounds like too many for some reason. I don't really want to get huge. I want to pretty much just lose the fat off the muscles I have now, or define them. Thank you for your help. I was thinking of adding simple stuff like more chicken and veggies????
 
Bass402 said:
Yeah I have seen it. That just sounds like too many for some reason. I don't really want to get huge. I want to pretty much just lose the fat off the muscles I have now, or define them. Thank you for your help. I was thinking of adding simple stuff like more chicken and veggies????
You're a big guy, no way you should be eating 1050 cals and expect to lose fat... alot of muscle maybe.

Your body is a furnace, a fire, what keeps the fire burning??? throwing a couple logs on it every so often ...

You need to overcome the misconceptions about food intake ... if you don't believe what a healthy diet can do, come see what it did for me ...

*My Story*


This is a great article too...

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4955757&postcount=1
 
Again, posting this from Sassy's post in womens ...

"The simplest thing to remember is that you have to EAT TO LOSE BODYFAT! Your body is a nearly perfect biochemical machine that WANTS to run efficiently. Its like fueling a Ferrari w/ high grade gasoline -- filling the tank when its empty, replacing the oil, etc, running it like it loves to be run at high speeds takign sharp corners and looking all sexy, running down all of its fuel and various maintenance items. Then replacing those items with exactly what it needs, cleanest sources available and in just the right amounts for optimized operation. BUT if you have all of that and then throw some mud in the gas tank, expect this amazing machine to run like crap. Thus you get the "plateau" you don't feel as energetic or vibrant any more, your results start to crap out and then you start to feel frustrated with all of your time in the gym because nothing seems to be working.

Its easy to fix - clean the mud out of your gas tank. Get the good quality gas. Change your oil. Basic stuff to get you started:

- Keep your processed food intake to a minimum - this includes Cheerios, ice cream, Ritz crackers, and yes, even wheat bread. Avoid "white" carbs -- i.e. white bread. Replace with good starchy carbs -- potatos, yams, brown rice (though I don't eat much of this), oatmeal (not the quick-oats but the old-fashioned oats, and not the flavored stuff that comes in packets either). Peanut butter - use Natural PB -e.g. Smuckers. The regular stuff has lots of sugars & stuff in it.

- Eat protein at every meal. Chicken, fish, steak, turkey, eggs

- Drink your weight in ounces of water (e.g. i weigh 150 lb, i drink 150 oz water) -- keeps you hydrated and your system flushed, helps to carry out the waste/ by-products of your body's daily processing functions

- Fats - make sure you get some fats -- almonds, natural PB, fish, Essential Fatty Acid (EFA) pills, flax seed oil are all options

- Eat 5-6 smaller meals - seperated by 2-3 hrs -- this is because your body can process proteins / fats & carbs from one meal wihin that time -- same as filling the tank on the Ferrrari, running it at top speed across I-75 from Miami to Ft Myers (across the FL peninsula east to west) to burn up all the fuel, and sitting for your next meal in another 2-3 hrs.

- Save your junk food for a single cheat (or call it a "reward" ) meal or day after staying clean for a week. Its good to throw some junk in your system so it is able to process it occassionally -- i.e. if u eat 100% clean all the time, eventually your body has a hard time processing junk like too much salt, dairy, too many carbs, etc. and it just isn't fun. So every 5-7 days throw in some junk. Not a lot of junk, but some junk. IT also helps you keep from going nuts on a tight diet and also gives you room to plan your socializing."
 
I wasn't saying I don't believe you. But are the foods people eat to lose fat and to gain muscle the same things, just different amounts?? It seems like every diet I have seen on here is tuna, chicken, cottage cheese, veggies, nuts, etc..... That is just to keep it balanced?? I guess I just need to stay away from everything that isn't listed on this site?? So I should get the percentages right and raise the calories to like 2800????
 
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