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Jan 7 2015 06:34pm
Anyone? I'm sure one of you has a great meal plan that's easy. Willing to pay fg if it's actually worth it.

Looking to drop about 30-35 lbs currently 257 (6'5"). Taste and easy meal prep is key, must also be sustainable for the next few months.
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Jan 7 2015 06:35pm
Cut your current carb intake in half and double up on your protein. Thats my philosophy anyway

e/ im assuming you exercise regularly

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Jan 7 2015 06:40pm
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Thanks for that link, great info. More so looking for a meal plan though - I'm sure someone on here has a good one that's easy to follow and tastes good.

Edit: looking at that post I should eat about 2500-2700 daily to lose weight.

Example of where I'm at for the day: ~1200 so far and 115g of protein

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Jan 7 2015 06:57pm
post in Raynors sticky at the top of this subforum, he has meal plans already laid out and im sure he could come up with a specific one for u at the right price (money wise he doesnt need fg)

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Jan 7 2015 07:04pm
This was written by raynor, i just copy/paste from his thread:

"Proteins:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as many as you'd like):

Chicken, Turkey, Tuna, Other Fish, Lean Beef (90/10 or leaner), Eggs, Cottage Cheese, Shrimp, Lean Pork (I don't recommend pork unless you really love it)


Carbs:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as much as you'd like):

whole grain bread, whole grain pasta (or brown rice pasta), Brown rice or Quinoa, Brown Rice Cakes, Buckwheat, Lentils, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Whole grain cereal, Oatmeal, Cream of Wheat



Fats/Dairy:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as much as you'd like):

2% Milk, 2% natural cheese (lower sodium if possible), Greek Yogurt, Regular Natural Yogurt, Olive Oil (THIS IS A MUST!), Peanut Butter, Mixed Nuts (or any nuts/nut butter), Flax Seeds/Oil, 100% natural Mayo, Heavy Cream.



Fruits/Veggies:

Pick at least 3 of ANY fruit/veggie.

However, potatoes/corn/peas do NOT count as veggies (they count as carbs because of the high starch content).
For fruit, all fruits are acceptable.


Hope this helps!"
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Jan 7 2015 07:09pm
holy shit an actual helpful post ^^ very rare

just seaching through that thread you learn so many things
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Jan 7 2015 07:15pm
Quote (Shakti @ Jan 7 2015 05:04pm)
This was written by raynor, i just copy/paste from his thread:

"Proteins:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as many as you'd like):

Chicken, Turkey, Tuna, Other Fish, Lean Beef (90/10 or leaner), Eggs, Cottage Cheese, Shrimp, Lean Pork (I don't recommend pork unless you really love it)


Carbs:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as much as you'd like):

whole grain bread, whole grain pasta (or brown rice pasta), Brown rice or Quinoa, Brown Rice Cakes, Buckwheat, Lentils, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Whole grain cereal, Oatmeal, Cream of Wheat



Fats/Dairy:

Pick at least 2 from this category (or as much as you'd like):

2% Milk, 2% natural cheese (lower sodium if possible), Greek Yogurt, Regular Natural Yogurt, Olive Oil (THIS IS A MUST!), Peanut Butter, Mixed Nuts (or any nuts/nut butter), Flax Seeds/Oil, 100% natural Mayo, Heavy Cream.



Fruits/Veggies:

Pick at least 3 of ANY fruit/veggie.

However, potatoes/corn/peas do NOT count as veggies (they count as carbs because of the high starch content).
For fruit, all fruits are acceptable.


Hope this helps!"


That definitely helps, thank you!
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Jan 7 2015 07:16pm
Quote (Clicquot @ Jan 7 2015 08:09pm)
holy shit an actual helpful post ^^ very rare

just seaching through that thread you learn so many things


:rofl:

Yeah i read it when im bored :thumbsup:
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Jan 7 2015 07:24pm
I go

1g/lbs protein (full mass, not lean mass cause cutting)
1g/kg fat
fill rest with protein

lose weight

having a set meal plan is hardly sustainable

This post was edited by Zark on Jan 7 2015 07:24pm
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