QUOTE(outside_alone @ Apr 14 2009, 12:18 PM)
Having just started body building a month ago, I have got a lot of questions. Especially the diet part. I hope some of you here wouldn't mind to help me a little on this.
And also, having just started working, I can't afford supplements. Not every month at least. Anyway, here's how my usual diet look like:
Morning:
4 half-boiled eggs (all egg whites + only 2 yolks)
A glass of milk
2 slices of bread + a slice of cheese
or
Milk + cereal (usually POST cereal, but definitely not Coco Crunch, etc.)
Afternoon:
Mixed rice (vegetables + chicken or beef)
or
Chicken Rice (with extra chicken meat - breast meat, minus skin)
Night:
Chicken Rice (with extra chicken meat - breast meat, minus skin)
or
Whatever I can find...but usually some rice with extra chicken.
While I am quite certain the diet is OK, i am not very sure if the nutritional value is good enough. Also, I'd definitely need more variety to my meals as I'd be getting bored of them very soon. I have stopped all types of junk food (McD's, chips, fizzy drinks, etc.) and oily & fattening food (fried stuff, curry, etc). Whenever possible, I also avoid food like Maggi Goreng and Nasi Goreng, etc.
The bigger concern for me is that, what i can take in lieu of protein supplements which I can hardly afford?
Thank you all
It's NOT OK, the main reason is that it's only 3 meals/day and with that diet I don't think you even reach 3000cal a day. And also, having just started working, I can't afford supplements. Not every month at least. Anyway, here's how my usual diet look like:
Morning:
4 half-boiled eggs (all egg whites + only 2 yolks)
A glass of milk
2 slices of bread + a slice of cheese
or
Milk + cereal (usually POST cereal, but definitely not Coco Crunch, etc.)
Afternoon:
Mixed rice (vegetables + chicken or beef)
or
Chicken Rice (with extra chicken meat - breast meat, minus skin)
Night:
Chicken Rice (with extra chicken meat - breast meat, minus skin)
or
Whatever I can find...but usually some rice with extra chicken.
While I am quite certain the diet is OK, i am not very sure if the nutritional value is good enough. Also, I'd definitely need more variety to my meals as I'd be getting bored of them very soon. I have stopped all types of junk food (McD's, chips, fizzy drinks, etc.) and oily & fattening food (fried stuff, curry, etc). Whenever possible, I also avoid food like Maggi Goreng and Nasi Goreng, etc.
The bigger concern for me is that, what i can take in lieu of protein supplements which I can hardly afford?
Thank you all
More number of meals = higher rate of metabolism = more fat burning + more muscle building =
6 MEALS/day. I don't know how you are going to do it, but 6 meals a day is a MUST. 3 meals a day is a no-no.
Apr 14 2009, 12:28 PM

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