Diet help to lose weight
sflano1271
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Hi, im 95kg and im 29 years old male. Do you think this diet is ok for the gym I lift weights most days of the week along with 15 minutes of cardio before I workout on the bike as cardio here it goes for breakfast I have 2 weetabix with normal cows milk then midday have a banana then for lunch have ham sandwich with cup of tea with drop of milk in it the after gym have a protein shake then for after noon snack have a bag of popcorn then for dinner have queen potatoes with chicken breast or pork chop grilled and carrots and turnips then for evening snack have a protein bar then before bed have a casein protein shake and drink plenty of water everyday do you think this diet will work for me to lose weight plus try build up a bit of muscle mass??? 
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sounds great3
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What is important for weight loss is a caloric deficit, simply put you need to eat less calories than you are burning.
If you have set up MFP to lose weight, have set a reasonable rate of loss and log accurately sticking to your calorie goal then you will lose weight. There doesn't seem to be an awful lot of fat in your diet outside of the milk, which won't impact weight loss directly but a little more fat might help you to feel fuller for longer.
Calories are the most important thing for weight loss, what you eat is more important for nutrition, health & satiety.5 -
As long as what you're eating results in a calorie deficit, yes. Just like you've been told before.7
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That's too rigid and unsustainable. Eat fruits and vegetables, either skip a meal or eat in smaller portions, and find protein through a little bit of meat every day. Keep your diet as natural as possible.7
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Definitely just dump the protein shake stuff, that's all I'm saying. Especially before bed. It's not being burned in a workout so it'll just turn into fat. Work out if you wanna bulk, you've got the nutrients you need already, it's just that it's going towards building fat rather than building muscle.9
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animated341 wrote: »Definitely just dump the protein shake stuff, that's all I'm saying. Especially before bed. It's not being burned in a workout so it'll just turn into fat. Work out if you wanna bulk, you've got the nutrients you need already, it's just that it's going towards building fat rather than building muscle.
If the protein shakes aren't putting him in a surplus, he won't gain fat from it.2 -
animated341 wrote: »Definitely just dump the protein shake stuff, that's all I'm saying. Especially before bed. It's not being burned in a workout so it'll just turn into fat. Work out if you wanna bulk, you've got the nutrients you need already, it's just that it's going towards building fat rather than building muscle.
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That all sounds fine but have you tried logging it here ? just to get a handle on the amount of calories you are actually consuming because that is the key to weight loss - eating at calorie deficit.1
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