Views on my daily diet
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Hi all,
Now I'm following daily burn (mainly Cody so far), I wanted to share my daily diet/food intake and get some feedback.
My main aim is to lose the last 7lbs of weight/fat and reduce my body fat percentage.
Pre-workout: protein drink
Workout
Immediately after workout - small handful of soya bean nuts
Breakfast - either porridge with 4 almonds, sunflower/pumpkin seeds or 3 eggs (1 yolk, 3 egg whites) scrambled egg and lentils/spinach
Coffee
Mid-morning - green tea and protein drink
Lunch - something like tuna salad with olive oil dressing or ham/rocket sandwich, green tea, apple
Mid-afternoon - banana, green tea
Dinner - ranges from chicken, pasta, stir-fry
Evening, green tea and just before bed, protein drink
Views - too much, too little, totally wrong?
Thanks,
Andrew
by: buildblog
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by: Maaike
Seems OK to me! I would eat a bit more during lunch and I would skip the protein drink before bed, though.
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by: tragicallyjuliet
how has this been working for you? looking at it, it doesn't seem horrible though the " protein drink" could be questionable depending on calorie and sugar content. have you tried logging your food to see where you stand on the balance of crabs to protein cause i would also be concerned about over doing protein based on this. just curious if you stuck to this and it has worked out.
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by: singeranna
Hi!
It looks good depending on your goals but I'd probably have the more carby meal at lunch (pasta, rice, potatoes) to get full use of the carbs and eat lighter and leaner on the evening. I'd also swap the evening protein drink for a few nuts (five or so) to have the fat just before sleep (it helps your glycemic levels to even out during the night which helps you sleep better).
Good luck!
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Thanks for the advice...I shall try that.
Andrew