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Old 11-05-2006, 03:04 PM   #11
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Re: My Mass Gaining Diet

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I just thought I'd start off with posting my diet here. My diet is a deviation from the one posted on [ gaining mass, the basics ] article.

- Breakfast: 3/4 cup Oatmeal, 1 banana and 12 oz Milk
- Meal 2: Cytogainer Shake
- Meal 3: 8 oz Milk, Turkey Sandwich on whole wheat bread, 1 small reward cookie
- Pre-workout meal: Pineapple, tbs peanut butter, NOX-CG3 Drink
- Post-workout shake: Whey Protein, 2 tbs Honey, Oatmeal, and a banana
- Meal 5: (Steak/Chicken/Fish, Salad, Brown Rice, Yams) - This meal varies
- Meal 6: Weight Gainer Shake
- Bed time meal: 1 Cup Cottage Cheese, 8 oz milk, and 1 tbs peanut butter


I like my reward cookie because it gives some crunch to the meal

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John

Overall, your diet looks pretty good. There are lots of protein and clean food, no real snack food or excess carbohydrates in there. A couple of things I would do is add more fiber. It doesn't look like you have many green vegetables or much fiber in there. I would also stray away from peanut butter in a pre-workout meal. Peanut butter is very slow to digest, and in a pre-workout meal we are looking for a fast acting carb to spike muscle glycogen levels as well as a protein source. Usually whey protein and some kind of transport system(glucose based) is best to accomplish that. I would follow the same thing as your first post-workout meal to re-establish your muscle glycogen levels. Then go into your other meals as listed.

Your pre-workout meal & meals following your workout withen the first three hours are crucial. You want small, easily digested meals consisting of a lean protein source, and a high GI carb. I would try and break up 3 meals into that time frame. First your post workout shake mix, then a small whole food meal, then a meal replacement. That will usually hammer it home!

But, you've got the basics there. I would just make sure you know your macros & total calorie count so you can make adjustments as neccessary.

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