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    My "keep bodyfat low, yet still patiently gain muscle" diet... Please critique..

    This is my "keep bodyfat low, yet still patiently gain muscle" diet...

    1: 1 scoop(25g) zero carb whey protein powder in water
    1 cup black coffee
    2 cups water

    --workout with weights @ 9:00am--

    2: 1 cup Oats in water(microwaved)
    6 eggwhites
    1 scoop whey
    2 cups water, 1 cup green tea(2 teabags)

    3: tuna sandwich(plain, no mayo) on 2 pieces of whole grain bread
    1 cup broccoli
    1 tbsp ground flax seeds
    2 cups water, 1 cup green tea(1 teabag)

    --moderate running on treadmill for 45 min @ 6:30pm--

    4: 6oz grilled boneless, skinless chicken breast
    1 cup broccoli and some other veggies like snap peas, spinach.
    2 slices whole grain bread OR 1/2 cup oats (need help with this one.. which should i eat this late, the bread or oats or none?)
    2 cups water

    5: 1 cup low fat cottage cheese
    1 tbsp ground flax seeds
    2 cups water


    I gladly accept any input from anyone, whether it be to add something, drop something, etc.
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    what is your current height and weight? also i would add a multivitamin to your diet if you don't already take one. Just keep lifting super hard, and drink some milk.
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    I would look into adding some carbs with your first meal of the day, you're coming off a long period of no food (sleep) so your glycogen levels would be depleted and your lifting session will suffer by not having enough energy. Throw in some oats and a piece of fruit.
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