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scarybig
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted July 09, 2000 02:50 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for scarybig   Click Here to Email scarybig     Edit/Delete Message
i am eating 600 grams a day of protien.on the keto.diet,it says i should only eat 25% of my caloric maintiance in protien.that would be under 200 grams.won't i loose muscle?i am on 1350mgs of sauce weekly right now.I don't understand how i will only loose bf and not lean mass.

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MS
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posted July 09, 2000 03:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for MS   Click Here to Email MS     Edit/Delete Message
You're gonna have a very hard time entering Ketosis on 600 grams protein a day. All the excess protein you eat will get converted to carbs which is exactly what you don't want. 20-25% of calories max for keto. You must have faith!

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NYyankee
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posted July 09, 2000 03:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for NYyankee   Click Here to Email NYyankee     Edit/Delete Message
. 9 x body weight should be the amount of protein you should have.

1.5 x protein should be the amount of fat you have have

Example for me
My body weight= 182 lbs

182 x .9 =164 grams of protein
164 x 1.5 = 246 grams of fat

You can also lower the amount of fat and increase the amount of carbs, just make sure you are still in Ketosis when you increase your carbs, dont forget that too much protein can take you out of ketosis too.

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NYyankee
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posted July 09, 2000 03:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for NYyankee   Click Here to Email NYyankee     Edit/Delete Message
. 9 x body weight should be the amount of protein you should have.

1.5 x protein should be the amount of fat you have have

Example for me
My body weight= 182 lbs

182 x .9 =164 grams of protein
164 x 1.5 = 246 grams of fat

You can also lower the amount of fat and increase the amount of carbs, just make sure you are still in Ketosis when you increase your carbs, dont forget that too much protein can take you out of ketosis too.

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vlaovic
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted July 11, 2000 09:40 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for vlaovic   Click Here to Email vlaovic     Edit/Delete Message
If you're on a straight keto diet i.e. Atkins or something, you might be able to get away with something like 30-35% calories from protein, and even increasing your carbs up to 50g per day, if you do it gradually. However, if you're on a CKD i.e. you carb up on the weekends - which is what bodybuilders should do (Atkins is better for the fat and sedintary) - stick to 25% protein, less than 5% carbs, around 70% fat. When you're jumping in and out of ketosis every week, there'se no room to fuck around and risk killing the diet with too much protein. Besides, it's completely unecessary, since ketosis is anti-catabolic, especially when combined with the monster anabolic burst of the carb-up. So scarf that grease and good luck!

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