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Here is my diet, why can't I get ripped?

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I am looking for some advice on my diet. Here is a little info on me so you know my status and goals. I considered myself an experienced bodybuilder, I have been training smart and intense now for 5 years. I am 195lbs, 5'8", 14% bf. Here is my average days worth of food, keep in mind that I am trying to maintain muscle mass while slowly shedding bf: I am trying to get more of a "hard" look, with lower bf.

Meal 1
8 egg whites
1 cup oatmeal
1/4 cup blueberries
Meal 2
12oz Salmon (grilled)
1 large Yam
1 serving broccolli
Meal 3
1 can tuna
2 slices Whole grain wheat bread
low fat mayo
Meal 4 Pre-workout
5 egg whites
3/4 cup oatmeal
Post workout shake 40 grams whey mixed w/water

Meal 5
2 average sized chicken breasts
2 servings brown rice
salad (mixed greens)
Meal 6
1 chicken breast or low carb protein bar
1 serving broccolli

Meal 7 (middle of night)
40 g's whey mixed w/water


I consume about 7 litres of water daily.


I am confused as to whether my protein intake is to high, and if my carbs are to low? I cannot figure out why with a clean diet like this, that I am holding onto bf?? Could you give me some suggestions on where you think I should modify my diet?

I really appreciate it and if I can give you some good ol' green karma I will.
 
M56M said:



Have you actually tried that diet or know anybody who has successfully??

becuase it doesn't sound all that promising.

M56M

im on a version of it right now... basically keto before training, carb up after training. thats what you need to perserve (or gain) muscle and lose fat simultaneously
 
just make little adjustments and see how it goes.

Drop the 40g of whey in the middle of the night to 20g,

Meal 5 drop to 1 chicken breast instead of 2.

Meal 3 drop the wheat bread, or cut it down to 1 slice instead of 2.

I think canadianhitman might be right, you need to slightly adjust you calories. Good luck, and lets us know what you decide.

M56M
 
Its too many carbs IMO, but when I go-low carb the most I eat is 150 grams a day along with 350 grams of protien and 50 grams of fat.

On high carb days I eat about 400 -500 carbs.

I usually go 4 low carb days, 1 high carb day.
 
Okay, first take a look at different bodyparts.

Do you hold most of your fat in stomach area?

Do you hold most of your fat in the butt, thighs?

Do you have a good amount of fat on your chest and lower back?

That way you can identify if insulin is your problem or estrogen.

I think insulin resistance is your problem

Lower your carb intake to 150g a day and up the protein a little.

Do you do any cardio?

Meal 5-6 no carbs. (no "2 slices Whole grain wheat bread")

Up the fiber level and add EFA's (essential fatty acids)

Also, if you have trouble with appetite a little ephedrine will help.
 
Ephedrine works great, sometimes too good, hehe...but don't take it close to bed time, because you will not be able to sleep.
 
BigAndy69 said:
Okay, first take a look at different bodyparts.

Do you hold most of your fat in stomach area?

Do you hold most of your fat in the butt, thighs?

Do you have a good amount of fat on your chest and lower back?

That way you can identify if insulin is your problem or estrogen.

I think insulin resistance is your problem

Lower your carb intake to 150g a day and up the protein a little.

Do you do any cardio?

Meal 5-6 no carbs. (no "2 slices Whole grain wheat bread")

Up the fiber level and add EFA's (essential fatty acids)

Also, if you have trouble with appetite a little ephedrine will help.

I was wondering how you can tell if it is insulin or estrogrn???
 
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