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    new diet

    Just got into the workout scene and need to fix my diet.
    FIrst off, I work 4-5 12 hour shifts each week that are from 9am - 9pm so meals are hard to come by. I normally eat around 730am, noon, four, and 7 and than workout around 930.
    What are some meals that are good yet easy to make/prepare and can be done with nothing other than a microwave, fridge, and a toaster.
    Also starting on the protein drinks so when is a good time to drink those and with what?
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    Protein shakes early morning with oatmeal. Tuna is good/easy to make. Chicken breast on a salad, Yams are really good slow carb, not to musch deli emat cuz the salt. drink a lot of water. just eat slow digesting stuff. Casein protein, whole wheat bread, Yams, oatmeal, brown rice. brown rice in a WW wrap w/ chicken and veggies is really good. Hope this helped.
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    plain oatmeal or is it cool to get some flavored kind? What do you mix the protein with? I have only used water and milk but figured there were better options
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    Originally Posted by Jshak07 View Post
    plain oatmeal or is it cool to get some flavored kind? What do you mix the protein with? I have only used water and milk but figured there were better options
    Thanks for the help man
    flavored kind just adds sugar. get plain oats and just add a tablespoon of organic honey, or a scoop of vanilla whey and a handfull of berries. protein can be mixed with lots of stuff, it just depends on what flavor you have. you will need a blender for this. chocolate; i usually throw in with 1 1/2c milk, 1/2 banana, about 1/4c dried oats, 2 tablespoons peanut butter, add ice to thicken as desired. vanilla or fruit whey; 1 1/2c orange juice, 1/2 banana, 1c frozen berries.
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    What are some good alternatives for lunch and dinner? I am stuck at work for lunch and dinner 4 or 5 days a week so its hard to get good meals.. Are microwave dinners any good? Servings of brown rice with some veggies?
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    Originally Posted by Jshak07 View Post
    What are some good alternatives for lunch and dinner? I am stuck at work for lunch and dinner 4 or 5 days a week so its hard to get good meals.. Are microwave dinners any good? Servings of brown rice with some veggies?
    it would be hard for find a microwave dinner actually worth eating for nutritional reasons. some of the healthier versions aren't bad, but are still not the greatest for ya. i would suggest making food at home and then just taking portions to work to reheat. chili, grilled chicken, tuna salad, etc
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    should i be takin a protein drink before and after every workout session?
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    i usually go with post workout, but not before. a lot of guys do like the pre and post workout shakes. i just can't workout well if i've got anything in my stomach
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    I have been eating
    - cottage cheese with pineapple, brown rice, peanut butter crackers -
    as in betwwen meal snacks. Are these good choices or where can I improve?
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    Originally Posted by Jshak07 View Post
    I have been eating
    - cottage cheese with pineapple, brown rice, peanut butter crackers -
    as in betwwen meal snacks. Are these good choices or where can I improve?
    cottage cheese is good, i eat that all the time. brown rice is ok, should be eaten with a lean protein like a chicken breast. peanut butter is good, peanut butter crackers are not. you should get some all natural peanut butter and put it on an apple or some veggies. beef jerky is a good snack too
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    so just get regular chicken breast and grill em? george foreman work?
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    Originally Posted by Jshak07 View Post
    so just get regular chicken breast and grill em? george foreman work?
    ya thats what i do. get a bag of frozen breasts and marinade them for a bit, then grill em all in the GF grill and put em in the fridge til i want em.
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    I use the Ziplock steam bags.. Chicken+Veggie 5 Min in microwave.. Also a rice cooker and cook a lot at a time and put in fridge and of course CC..
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    Havin a hard time regulatin my diet. Any suggestions on how to make this better. I am only squeezin in 4 meals a day and normally consist of subway, oatmeal, brown rice, sometimes chicken or beef, tuna. I need some tips/tricks on fixin my diet! will rep
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