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Please critique cutting diet
Hey guys, Can you please tell me if this is good or bad. Others here told me that I need to add fats, what should I include? I'm 20 years old, 6'0, 197 pounds. TDEE is 3112. I take 1 fish oil morning and before i sleep.
Breakfast
4 whole wheat bread
1 whole egg
4 egg whites
Ketchup
Calories - 674
Carbs - 95
Protein 40 g
Fat 12.9
Mid-Morning
Cottage cheese with honey
Calories 160
Carbs 7g
Protein 32g
Fat 1.5g
Lunch
8oz chicken breast
8oz sweet potato
1 cup broccoli
Calories 543
Carbs 65
Protein 54.7
Fat 6.31
Pre-workout
1 scoop whey with water
Calories 160
Carbs 9g
Protein 26g
Post-workout
1 scoop whey with water
Calories 160
Carbs 9g
Protein 26g
Mid-Afternoon
Cottage cheese with honey
Calories 160
Carbs 7g
Protein 32g
Fat 1.5g
Dinner
8oz chicken breast
1 cup broccoli
1 cup brown rice
Calories 566
Carbs 65g
Protein 55.2
Total
Calories: 2,423
Carbs: 257
Protein: 265.9
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looks good, ditch the whey protein as you already have plenty and eat a solid meal in place of the calories from the drink. And isnt cottage cheese twice a day a little boring?
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Originally Posted by SdvsB
looks good, ditch the whey protein as you already have plenty and eat a solid meal in place of the calories from the drink. And isnt cottage cheese twice a day a little boring?
No it doesn't.
His fat is terrible
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Originally Posted by AlwaysTryin
No it doesn't.
His fat is terrible
+1 on this.
OP - your fat intake should be around 90grams a day - pick what ever food you want to include this into your macro's. Personally, I would just add a couple of tablespoons of natural peanut butter, easy! Start cooking your meats in Olive oil will also help. The extra cals that you pick up by increasing your fats, drop the carbs to compensate.
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Fats are too low. By my count they are around 36g when they should be closer to 100g.
My suggestion:
Pro: 200g
Fat: 100g
Carb: 175g
For fat sources I'd suggest 5 whole eggs instead of 1 whole and 4 whites. Also full fat cottage cheese. Even a little butter on your toast in the morning.
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Originally Posted by VQ35DE
Fats are too low. By my count they are around 36g when they should be closer to 100g. My suggestion: Pro: 200g Fat: 100g Carb: 175g For fat sources I'd suggest 5 whole eggs instead of 1 whole and 4 whites. Also full fat cottage cheese. Even a little butter on your toast in the morning.
Thanks. I'm not a fan of the cottage cheese, I just force it down to be honest, the honey makes it better. Any recommendations to replace that with? If I add peanut butter in my diet (mid afternoon and mid morning), is it necessary to add the 5 whole eggs?
Originally Posted by maximuminc
+1 on this.
OP - your fat intake should be around 90grams a day - pick what ever food you want to include this into your macro's. Personally, I would just add a couple of tablespoons of natural peanut butter, easy! Start cooking your meats in Olive oil will also help. The extra cals that you pick up by increasing your fats, drop the carbs to compensate.
I usually cook my eggs and meats with olive oil (especially the eggs cause it tastes better), is that a bad thing if I add peanut butter?
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Originally Posted by Meowgician
Thanks. I'm not a fan of the cottage cheese, I just force it down to be honest
So why on earth are you eating it? It makes no sense, eat something you LIKE
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if you are just starting with the diet try not to reduce your caloric intake too much from maintenance. Looks like you've allowed a 700 deficit. As you progress with diet into 10-16+weeks you will find you may need to drop cals more and/or do more cardio. IMO i would start with as most cals as you can but remaining in a deficit and drop as you progress because no doubt you will have to keep on dropping as you loose weight or if weight loss stalls.
Diet looks very BRO but if you enjoy eating it, thats fine. As others suggest, up fats abit.. prolonged low fat intake will impact your hormones... that won't be fun.
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Originally Posted by paulosportz
if you are just starting with the diet try not to reduce your caloric intake too much from maintenance. Looks like you've allowed a 700 deficit. As you progress with diet into 10-16+weeks you will find you may need to drop cals more and/or do more cardio. IMO i would start with as most cals as you can but remaining in a deficit and drop as you progress because no doubt you will have to keep on dropping as you loose weight or if weight loss stalls.
Diet looks very BRO but if you enjoy eating it, thats fine. As others suggest, up fats abit.. prolonged low fat intake will impact your hormones... that won't be fun.
Thanks. Yeah I think ill take that advice and up my calories a bit
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Originally Posted by AlwaysTryin
No it doesn't.
His fat is terrible
he didnt have a total at the bottom for it so didnt think about fat consumption. good catch..
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