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USN Diet Fuel - as a meal replacement

sam_sarge
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Has anyone used the USN diet fuel as a meal replacement?
I go to the gym at least 5/6 times per week and am a firm believer of eating clean, which I stick to. However I seem to have reached a plateau in my weightloss/fitness improvement over the last couple of weeks and have become frustrated.
I've started on the USN diet fuel to replace 2 meals per day, I was just wondering if anyone else has tried it and had any results??
(Before anyone jumps on the "meal replacement shakes are a quick fix" bandwagon - I am only trying this to overcome the plateau and will phase it out after a week or 2!!)
Before now I have been using ON just as a post workout protein boost for muscle repair.
Thanks :-)
I go to the gym at least 5/6 times per week and am a firm believer of eating clean, which I stick to. However I seem to have reached a plateau in my weightloss/fitness improvement over the last couple of weeks and have become frustrated.
I've started on the USN diet fuel to replace 2 meals per day, I was just wondering if anyone else has tried it and had any results??
(Before anyone jumps on the "meal replacement shakes are a quick fix" bandwagon - I am only trying this to overcome the plateau and will phase it out after a week or 2!!)
Before now I have been using ON just as a post workout protein boost for muscle repair.
Thanks :-)
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If I was in your situation I would first try upping protein intake. Or try eating a bit more before my heavy lifting workout (if that is what you are doing).
If I wasn't losing weight, I would make sure I am putting things into my diary right and if I am sure that I am, then I would try to eat 50-100 calories less and see what happens.
Without anything more specific that is all I can offer you.
I feel like your gym performance will decrease even more using this diet fuel. Regular protein powder is fine and cheaper!0
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