Need advice about supplements...
mnec2010
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OK, so I'm doing a 28 day fitness program to start (actually made it to day 16 and fell off the wagon for a week so I'm restarting)....
So anyway, doing the program it's 30-45 minutes per day... Combination of hiit with strength (body weight mostly)... Goal is fat loss (15 lbs) with muscle toning (not serious bulking but I would like to gain muscle).
Right now on top of my exercise.. And eating as clean as I can (80% if I had to guess).. I'm taking a multivitamin, super hd once per day and 3 clk.. With Bcaa during my workout and a protein shake after. Is this ok for my goal? I haven't really talked to anybody about my supplements I just started taking them so I'd like to make sure nothing is counteracting anything else or sabotaging my specific goals...
So anyway, doing the program it's 30-45 minutes per day... Combination of hiit with strength (body weight mostly)... Goal is fat loss (15 lbs) with muscle toning (not serious bulking but I would like to gain muscle).
Right now on top of my exercise.. And eating as clean as I can (80% if I had to guess).. I'm taking a multivitamin, super hd once per day and 3 clk.. With Bcaa during my workout and a protein shake after. Is this ok for my goal? I haven't really talked to anybody about my supplements I just started taking them so I'd like to make sure nothing is counteracting anything else or sabotaging my specific goals...
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Actually probably don't need anything (maybe the multi-vitamin for insurance).
Best of luck.
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Work on a good diet with good fats, protein, fruit and veg. My advice, go slow. You want a lifestyle that will allow u to drop/keep bodyfat low but not make you want to kill yourself!1
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None.
There's no reason you can't get what you need from food.
And you certainly don't need to be bothering with intra-workouts or specific pre or post workout nutrition with the level of exercise stated above.2 -
To lose weight, you need to be in a calorie deficit. To gain weight (muscle) you need to be in a calorie surplus (aside from newbie gains). It is unlikely that you will gain muscle in a deficit.0
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To lose weight, you need to be in a calorie deficit. To gain weight (muscle) you need to be in a calorie surplus (aside from newbie gains). It is unlikely that you will gain muscle in a deficit.
So, how do I tone while losing weight. I don't have a ton of fat to lose. I'm 5'5, 150 lbs I'd like to get to 135. I do have body fat but would love to tone /firm up (had a baby a year ago).0 -
For extra protection I always take a balanced multivitamin mineral. I take additional C and always Alpha lipolytic acid. I took nutrition courses in college and I have a registered dietitian that I consult with important to to stay within the RDAs because many vitamins and minerals can be toxic when taken in extreme amounts.1
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