How the FUCK do you eat 1g protein per lb body weight? I worked it out and I'm getting about half that on a good day.
How the FUCK do you eat 1g protein per lb body weight? I worked it out and I'm getting about half that on a good day
500g of chicken breast every day + half litre of milk is what gets me there
you're not gonna make it with that plebiscite mentality
It's per lb of lean bw user. Your fat doesn't require protein to maintain.
>start day with omelette of 6+ egg whites, low fat cheese and 2 tins of tuna / ground beef and a protein shake
>100g+ of protein immediately
>eggs & turkey bacon
>turkey sandwich
>protein shake
>chicken
I'm probably getting too much protein.
Are you even trying?
I gave up already. I try to get around 70g a day, more than that seema imposible.
>wake up and eat an omelet te sandwich. 1 egg, some bread
>a piece of meat (150g), some lentils and more bread for lunch
>salad with a can of tuna for dinner
Of course I'm stuck at 150lbs. I'm a 5'9 man.
What can I add to my diet to increase proton intake? Note that I eat more than I described, those are just my proteins.
Why tf would you eat only 1 egg?
Cottage cheese+pumpkin seeds
>1 egg
>bread
If you’re counting the protein in the bread, then I got some bad news for you
>tfw EZ macros
feelsmanletman
>some bread
>more bread
Is protein not protein?
>one egg
Is your omelette pan an inch wide?
if you're trying to bloatmaxx, sure
Anyone got any Jow Forums approved high protein meals to share?
>start day with
>. . .
>2 tins of tuna
enjoy your mercury poisoning friendo
beef and rice and chicken and rice
you really dont have to eat that much protein
You people are fucking stupid eating that much protein, enjoy your future digestive/kidney problems.
Nobody needs more than 100-140 grams a day
Protein powder pancakes with a protein shake mixed with eggs.
>Most official nutrition organizations recommend a fairly modest protein intake. The DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) is 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight, or 0.36 grams per pound. This amounts to: 56 grams per day for the average sedentary man.
It's ~1g per KG bodyweight, not lb.
It's 1g per g bodyweight actually.