3,000+ Calorie Intake

i have 3500 per day, low fat milk is my best friend!

Meal 1 - Cup eggwhite, 2 pieces of toast

Meal 2 1.5 serves Whey 45g protein, 80 grams glucose with water (post workout)

Meal 3 (lunch) 2 cups rice, 120 grams Chicken breast, apple

Meal 4, 190g tub yoghurt, 250z low fat milk with 1 serve Whey protein 35g protein, 3 carbs, 2 fat

Meal 5 Dinner vegetables, 150 grams lean steak, 2 cups rice or pasta.

Meal 6 25 OZ milk with 1 serve whey and 2 pieces fruit.

Before bed, 20 oz low fat milk with 1 serve WPC


Thats around the 3k plus mark on calories. Good luck!
 
That's not weird how you have around the same as me haha.

What is 80 grans glucose?
What's 190g tub yougurt? Is that just normally yogurt you weighed?
25 ounces or 250 ounces of low fat milk?! hahaha! Also, I drink 2% fat, what do you drink?
WPC?
What's egg white?

Thanks for the help!
 
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That's not weird how you have around the same as me haha.

What is 80 grans glucose?
What's 190g tub yougurt? Is that just normally yogurt you weighed?
25 ounces or 250 ounces of low fat milk?! hahaha! Also, I drink 2% fat, what do you drink?
WPC?
What's egg white?

Thanks for the help!

The glucose is just dextrose.

i buy 6 packs of yougurt and they are 190gram tubs. I vary types of yoghurt but all low fat.

Yep thats 25 ozs not 250! lol! I just use low fat milk, i think its around 3 to 4 grams fat per 100mls

WPC = Whey protein concentrate

Egg whites are eggs without the yokes, i buy them in a carton. Theres fat in the yolkes.

and i use fitday.com to track everything i eat
 
Thanks, I'll make my own schedule using the website! :)

What's wrong with fat in it?

I assume you are taling about the milk fat? 3% milk is whole milk so 2% isn't really all that different than whole milk.

There is nothing wrong with the fat unless you are overeating. If you are overeating the fat will be stored preferentially because the bulk of the carbs and protein cannot. So, keeping fat low while eating high calories is just a way of eating as much as possible with as little fat storage as possible.
 
What's wrong with fat in it?
The egg yolk fat? Eggs have been a source of contention for nutritionists and dieticians for years, as far back as I can remember. There were times when they said "It's bad, and contains high amounts of bad cholesterol", then there will be another article that will say "Actually, we've found it's good cholesterol" and it just goes from there to whatever. The last general consensus that I can remember is that eggs are supposedly ok for everyday eating as long as you don't go crazy on the yolk. For example, see this page from the Mayo Clinic.

Avoiding the yolk is one way to avoid that hoopla while still gaining the benefits of egg protein, especially if you eat several eggs everyday and don't want to risk all that cholesterol.
 
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