Comments on: Muscle Growth Diet?

By: MightyMike

MightyMike — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:54:59 +0000

This might be perfect. Its healthy and promotes muscle gain. I found this blog on it. Check it out
http://carbdietreviews.blogspot.com/
Hope it helps!
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By: Tina

Tina — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:52:59 +0000

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By: Ian H

Ian H — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:50:59 +0000

1h a day is an awesome result, regardless of whether you lost weight or not. You heart and lungs are probably loving that! Wicked, well done mate.

Know your fats, good fats vs bad fats. Fish and oliveoil are good fats, other meat and trans fats are bad. Eat as little of the 2nd category as you can and plenty fo the 1st.

Don't follow fad diets, they're a waste of time and money.

Don't miss breakfast, if you go hungry in the morning you're more likely to eat crap at 11's

Eat more fibre, makes you feel fuller and decreases your risks of bowl cancer massively.

Go for whole foods, whole grain breads and pasta (yes I like that stuff). Don't go for the half half loafs as seen on tv. they're waste of time. If you realy don't like wholemeal breads then you're on the wrong type, bakery wholemeal or homemade (breadmaker) is wicked.

Cook fresh, with lots of veg… shop bought source is not so evil though and it's a happy, timesaving comprimise if you're very busy but check what's in it first.

Limit the portions, but not too much, remember don't starve youself but don't supersize.

READ THE SPONSOR ATTEMPT BELOW AND LAUGH, JUST AFTER I WROTE IGNOR THE FAD DIETS! LOL…
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By: Seahorse

Seahorse — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:48:59 +0000

Try this link, my partner found the info quite helpful.

Good Luck!
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http://www.mansized.co.uk/answers/answer.phtml/id22/page1

By: jaswant s

jaswant s — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:46:59 +0000

eat vegetables only nothing else
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By: Tourniquet

Tourniquet — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:44:59 +0000

For muscle growth you need a couple of things.
3 times a week is fine but they need to be high weight/low reps. something that really pushes you.
they then need at least a day of rest to repair
and to repair and gain mass they need available protein so make sure you have a decent source in your diet (meat is the most common)
For weight loss you need to control your calorie intake, start with 1,500 a day and adjust it from there (going too low will affect your muscle gain attempts so be careful)
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By: Rascal

Rascal — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:42:59 +0000

700 calories a session would not be unreasonable if you were a male trying to lose weight i suppose, what i would recommend would be to amp up your protein intake, and disregard the number on the scale. Also, a month might not even be long enough. Try waiting for another month– to build visible muscles would take longer than simply losing weight, because to see the muscles you have to burn the fat first!

Fish is almost pure protein, some with beneifts of Omega 3 fatty acids (salmon, tuna, other "oily") fish. Otherwise, most whtie fish and shell fish have little to no fat. Egg whites are also pure protein. Of course there are always protein supplements (whey powder). Don't forget the carbs pre-workout though because you sound like you're fairly intense. Don't worry– they'll get burned off immediately, especially with cardio, but they'll help you get a more vigorous workout in the long run, perhaps even help you work out even longer.

This is gross, but i sort of like squid. (now that is practically PURE protein). throw it on the grill for a minute, put some rice vinegar over it in a salad, and you don't even think it used to have 6 legs.

in addition, rapid cardio or lots of quickie reps on weights will not necessarily add to definition. they will mostly burn fat.
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By: ridingonthewind

ridingonthewind — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:40:59 +0000

paitence!!!!!wow you have done really well so just hang on and in another 4-8 weeks you will see the difference it took me 12 weeks remember you will be burning more cals now so restricting your diet will just make your body go into starvation mode and hold on to your food cals longer i suggest you eat more and you will see a difference,remember muscle weighs more than fat and you see yourself every day and dont see the change as much!
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By: Kathy S

Kathy S — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:38:59 +0000

There are so many good reducing diet books out there, why don't you invest in one? To lose 1lb mass you need to avoid eating or exercise 3,500 calories worth. Sounds like you're doing plenty of exercise, so look to your diet, avoid fast foods, cook from scratch, get your 5 a day fruit and veg. Cut out alcohol. You should be fine, remember it took ages to put the weight on, you can't expect to lose it overnight.
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By: Rich

Rich — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 04:36:20 +0000

Help I need a healthy diet for weight loss and muscle growth?
I am half way there I now do 1hr cardio 5 times a week and 20 mins weights 3 times a week at the gym. I have been doing this for nearly a month and results are not to noticeable. I need to control my diet, what would you recomend for a diet, with this sort of exercise, i would say i burn 700 calories a session