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janson_kaniaz
post Nov 26 2009, 05:27 PM

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I'm around 170cm and 60kg and aim to go up to 65kg. I tried taking some whey+protein supplement previously (din really stick to diet plan) and noticed it din help me in gaining any muscle even though i worked out tirelessly.
my question is how to actually utilise the supplement and how long/often do i need to work out to have lean body. do i need to totally skip taking rice for a month n take more food made of fibre+protein?
janson_kaniaz
post Nov 26 2009, 07:46 PM

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thx for the reply mate. hmm i'm working guy and it's hard not to have any processed food whole day.
could you share your/your recommendations of type of food to be consumed for 5-meals a day. i cannot bet i'll follow strictly that, but i'll try... things like wat to eat for breakfast n lunch especially, dinner i think it's ok to adjust.

btw, dunno whether this is out of topic, for those who are working, how often do u workout during the week?


QUOTE(ken86 @ Nov 26 2009, 06:37 PM)
you can use all the supplement you want but without a sound nutrition plan. It will never work. At least start out eating 'cleaner' and more frequent,
1) cleaner in the sense of lesser processed food , stick to whole foods
2) lesser refined carbs (bread, sugar) more complex carbs (it helps keep you fuller)

to gain muscle weight, you need to be at a caloric surplus.

workout tirelessly ? how ?

to obtain a 'lean and hard'  cry.gif  body takes times and much trial and error. not an overnight task.

u can take rice but try having it post workout instead. yes increase fibre intake aka more vegetables and MORE protein. and please DON't neglect the healthy fats !! like whole omega-3 eggs, nuts, olive oil, macadamia nut oil etc just to name a few. contrary to popular believes, fats don't make u fat.
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