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Old 09-03-2008, 01:32 PM   #31 (permalink)
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cheers bud, but how do people get around the fat whith eggs, i dont want to remove too many eggs i only have 3 in this day but their fat content is high?

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I didn't mean the PWO meal - I meant the PWO shake. Oats and milk have a reasonable amount of fat content which will slow the protein digestion. I'd look at a leaner source of carbs and protein PWO. Maybe consider whey isolate and dextrose/maltodextrin/waxy maize starch.

Don't do a thing with your eggs - keep them and the keep them whole!
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oh right cheers bud, i mi9ght in the future but at the moment i cant afford it really, as long as their aint no major problems with it thats cool. eep cecing im going to add another days diet tonight.
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timefood (g)kcalsprotiencarbsfats
9.00am100g oats35611608
30.4g protien powder1302432
400ml milk19613.6206.8
meal1totals ------->68248.68316.8
10.00amsprints training /polymetrics
12.00pm300g potato2400600
200g chicken breast32066.605.4
100g wholemeal rice167.53.836.51.4
meal 2totals--------->727.570.496.56.8
3.00pmbannana100000
4 eggs40040028.6
3 slices brown bread1566300
meal 3totals --------->656463028.6
6.00pm200g chicken breast32066.605.4
100g wholewheat pasta32512.562.52.5
1/4 tin of tomatoes171.130.1
meal 4totals --------->66280.265.58
9.00pm1 eggs1001007.1
2 slices brown bread1044200
meal 5totals ----------->20414207.1
10.30pmprotien shake with 400ml milk32637.6238.8
meal 6totals --------->32637.6238.8
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Up the carbs a bit on that one I'd say. Compared to protein its not as high. Or drop the protein either way.

Other than that, fats look good and so does meal plan.
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carbs are higher it goes

kcals - prot - carbs - fats
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Yeah i meant in relation to protein. Carbs should be almost double the grams of protein, so 296 to 318 is too close. 350+ would be better.

But as always that depends on you and what your body responds well to.
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o right, well im aiming for 40% of kcals from carbs 40% from prot and 20 % from fats so carbs and prot should be close or identical for this. cheers tho bud for the input
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