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Muscle Tech Protein

cindybpitts
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I am a very picky eater. It is hard for me to eat clean being so picky but Im trying. I just keep eating the same things over & over. I drink water mixed with Muscle tech Protein after I workout for more protein and calories. At the end of the night ( like right now) Im still below my calories that I need. Is it ok to drink more protein and maybe mix with milk for more calories? Just not sure if too much protein is bad or just not a good choice for adding calories.
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maybe throw a banana in there with it after your workout.....use milk or almond milk to add some calories...could also put some greek yogurt in it0
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Protein is an important macro nutrient and no it is not bad to drink more shakes. I wouldn't just use it as a majority of your diet.
Make a protein shake consisting of milk,banana,pb and some oats if it fits your macros. Adjust accordingly.0 -
I agree with the posters here, though I would also consider other good sources of low-fat protein, like shrimp and cocktail sauce or hardboiled eggs from time to time. Cottage cheese (low-fat, of course...NOT no-fat), a good option. Just stay hydrated because of the high sodium levels in cottage cheese...
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After my Insanity workouts I love to make a shake with:
1 frozen banana (acts as a carb source as well as a replacement for ice cubes)
Muscle Tech - 100% Premium Whey Protein Plus - Deluxe Chocolate, 1 scoop (32.7g)
1 Cup Light Soy Milk (or Light Vanilla Soy Milk)
1 Tablespoon Natural Peanut Butter
It has helped reduce my muscle soreness and it's very filling!
When I'm under calories, I have a "Protein" Hot chocolate. (Diet swiss Miss 25 cal pack + 1 Scoop pro. Powder.)
You can't really go wrong with extra protein. (Although excessive amounts over prolonged periods of time can hurt the kidneys.) I wouldn't worry about a little protein powder in milk. It's a great choice!0 -
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Protein powder is a great SUPPLEMENT, although whole foods will always be a better choice.0 -
I am up to 107 total protein for the day. Thanks for all the food tips. I have upped my calories because I am new to this and I was not eating enough. Now I have a hard time on what to eat that is not bad food. I have been reading lots of peoples post to get ideas and learn more about losing this weight. Thanks to all of you!0
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