Carb suggestions
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how are blowies going to help in this situation?gymprincess1234 wrote: »B&J ice cream !
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.5 -
ForecasterJason wrote: »
If you have the time to make some high carb sweets like cake, that would help in avoiding foods with artificial ingredients.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.ForecasterJason wrote: »
If you have the time to make some high carb sweets like cake, that would help in avoiding foods with artificial ingredients.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
That is a good a idea.0 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
I think you kinda missed the point.6 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Do you drink water?2 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Want to know something? Organic farming uses chemical pesticides and not all of them are natural, some are synthetic. All fruits and vegetables go through the same FDA screening to ensure they meet standards for the amount of residue left on or in the food. The screening for organic foods is not more strict.
Water is a chemical (H2O). A simple carbohydrate (CH2O) is a chemical. Amino acids are chemicals. Organic apples, pears, and cherries contain arsenic. Anything and everything that exists is made up of chemicals.5 -
What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.0 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
I think you kinda missed the point.
They always do because brain brainwashing is chemical free.4 -
What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
For real? I had 3500 cals yesterday and could've easily kept going LOL1 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
For real? I had 3500 cals yesterday and could've easily kept going LOL
I am pretty sure i had a 3500 calorie dinner.. Flemming's lamb chops, sliced steak with rosota, half of loaf of bread with butter, half a loaded baked potato and some carrot cake. And then came home and had some gummy bears, lol.4 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
For real? I had 3500 cals yesterday and could've easily kept going LOL
haha not me! I wish!0 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
For real? I had 3500 cals yesterday and could've easily kept going LOL
I am pretty sure i had a 3500 calorie dinner.. Flemming's lamb chops, sliced steak with rosota, half of loaf of bread with butter, half a loaded baked potato and some carrot cake. And then came home and had some gummy bears, lol.
All of that sounds so good! However, my stomach would explode lol0 -
Lol, mine would too.Davidsdottir wrote: »What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
For real? I had 3500 cals yesterday and could've easily kept going LOL
I am pretty sure i had a 3500 calorie dinner.. Flemming's lamb chops, sliced steak with rosota, half of loaf of bread with butter, half a loaded baked potato and some carrot cake. And then came home and had some gummy bears, lol.
All of that sounds so good! However, my stomach would explode lol
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One word...cereal.1
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Do you drink water?livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Do you drink water?
Yes I do!What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
I am having a lot of pasta, banana, chicken, ground beef, eggs, bread, rice, apple juice, granola, oat meal.
I got 15lb in 6 weeks.
It is hard but it’s worth1 -
Make mashed potatoes with butter cream and cheese0
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Do you drink water?livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?
If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as
White bread and pastas
white rice
ice cream
fruit juices
chocolate
Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.
If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.
I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
Absolutely everything you eat is a chemical. Everything. As for artificial ingredients, go actually look at what they are and what they do. The majority are not remotely harmful and present in tiny doses. Seek to learn and not feed into the fear mongering orthorexics and holistic quacks push.
No. Almost all what I eat is organic. So I keep trying avoid chemicals.
Do you drink water?
Yes I do!What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.What suggestions do you have for carbs? I am eating 4000-4500 kcal daily and about 500g-550g of carbs. I eat much food as I can but sometimes is hard to reach because I don’t have so much time to eating. I drink pos workout apple juice and acai juice.
I am not worried about gain some fat now.
My weight is 220lb and I want to get back to my 235-240lb
I honestly don't know how you can get in 4,000-4,500 calories a day I have so much difficulty getting in 3,500 it's actually painful for me lol. I use a mass gainer to help with calories in liquid form, I know mass gainers have a bad rep, but I pick some that are low in sugar and high in protein and complex carbs.
I am having a lot of pasta, banana, chicken, ground beef, eggs, bread, rice, apple juice, granola, oat meal.
I got 15lb in 6 weeks.
It is hard but it’s worth
Why are you gaining 15 lbs in 6 weeks?!2 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »Why are you gaining 15 lbs in 6 weeks?!
Maybe he wants to gain a lot of fat?2 -
Davidsdottir wrote: »Why are you gaining 15 lbs in 6 weeks?!
Maybe he wants to gain a lot of fat?
My weight was 235lb with bf 7% a year ago. Now I am 230lb bf 14%. I gain some fat but not a lot.0 -
Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
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Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
1 -
Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
Yeah. This??? This is bad, not good.
Less lean mass, more fat.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
Yeah. This??? This is bad, not good.
Less lean mass, more fat.
If you look at comparison to 1 year ago is bad. But if you look at comparison to 2 months ago is good.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
Yeah. This??? This is bad, not good.
Less lean mass, more fat.
If you look at comparison to 1 year ago is bad. But if you look at comparison to 2 months ago is good.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
How are you determining these figures?0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
Yeah. This??? This is bad, not good.
Less lean mass, more fat.
If you look at comparison to 1 year ago is bad. But if you look at comparison to 2 months ago is good.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
How are you determining these figures?
Body fat I use pollock 7 skin fold0 -
Just in case you haven't done the math, you lost 20.75 lbs of lean body mass and gained 15.75lbs of fat mass.
Year ago: W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today: W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
I did. I said since I back to workout and eat 5000kcal. I was 210lb- body fat 13%.
Beginning January-
W-210, LBM- 182.7 , FM - 27.3.
Year ago:
W- 235, LBM - 218.55, FM - 16.45
Today:
W- 230, LBM -197.8, FM- 32.2
Based on profile picture, I would've thought 9% or lower?0 -
The Minute Rice cups they sell in a 4 pack hit carbs well, and there's a variety! Skip the white though, and go jasmin if you want something non-brown/wild/mixed. You zap em for 60 seconds and it's ready.
Cup of donut holes
Halo Top Ice Cream
Maltodextrin powder(usually sold as a liquid thickener and can be toss into water if need be)
Ziplock with fruit loops, etc.2 -
White and brown rice. You can just eat brown rice if you want. It is has more fiber and a bit more protein. I only eat white rice because I grew up eating white rice in my parents' house so I developed a love for it. But l alternate between those two as my main sources of carbs. 1 cup of uncooked rice has around 150 g of carbs. Eat two big meals of those as your carbs sources and bam 300 g of carbs. The other 200 g should be easily achieved with bagels, milk, fruits, oatmeal, etc.1
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