New article by the folks at Myolean Fitness on nutrition for building muscle:
https://goo./5gXWP0
Cliffs:
1. Eat in a surplus of 200-300 calories per day
2. Set protein intake at around 1 gram per lb of LBM and split daily intake into 3-5 protein feedings of equal size, distributed evenly throughout the day
3. Eat around 30% of total calories from fat, the rest being primarily carbs
4. Get the majority of your calories from a variety of minimally-processed, micronutrient-dense foods and drink enough fluids so that you have five clear urinations per day
Nutrition for maximizing muscle gains
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Re: Nutrition for maximizing muscle gains
Try to eat dense food. Here is an interesting study, published in today's eMaxHealth that supports the idea that eating less of the higher-calorie-dense foods and more of the nutritious, lower-calorie-dense foods can help to manage hunger while consuming fewer calories.
Re: Nutrition for maximizing muscle gains
Hey... thanks for the information. Will definitely try.AnthonyDee wrote:New article by the folks at Myolean Fitness on nutrition for building muscle:
https://goo./5gXWP0
Cliffs:
1. Eat in a surplus of 200-300 calories per day
2. Set protein intake at around 1 gram per lb of LBM and split daily intake into 3-5 protein feedings of equal size, distributed evenly throughout the day
3. Eat around 30% of total calories from fat, the rest being primarily carbs
4. Get the majority of your calories from a variety of minimally-processed, micronutrient-dense foods and drink enough fluids so that you have five clear urinations per day