GerardSmith7
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I took a meal replacement shake with every meal and I went from 155 to 185 in about 6months
King Kabuki said:Seriously, no.
GerardSmith7 said:I took a meal replacement shake with every meal and I went from 155 to 185 in about 6months
STILL LIFE said:meal 1)whole grain cereal or oatmeal and fruit with N-large shake 2) Huge Chicken salad with nearly a whole breast in it 3) Any form of pasta (fat bowl of it) with a nutrigrain bar 4) Big turkey sandwich with 4 slices of turkey. 5) Chicken breast with asparagus or zuchinni. One more N-large shake right before bed. I'm 6'2 170 right now, but need to gain weight quick. Iv'e been eating like this for about 3 to 4 months and have seen very small gains.
try eating more carbs, stop eating salad.
Supplements do exactly that...they supplement, dont rely on them to be your main source of nutrients. If it were me, I'd throw that N-large shit out to the curb and pick up a jug of protein at Sam's. 2 shakes a day for me, each with 16oz of whole milk and 2 scoops of protein.
King Kabuki said:Salad = carbs. Learn what you're talking about.
jayyon39 said:Also, some poster said he mixes his protein with whole milk...for the record, always mix it with water.
King Kabuki said:Salad = carbs. Learn what you're talking about.
And I don't know about the validity of fruit juice. Sugars for a hard-gainer usually equate to empty calories.
So let me get this straight. Supplements suck, throw out the N-large (which is a protein powder primarily) and buy a protein powder supplement? Brilliant.
And throw out oatmeal, but add oats to your protein shake...
All you did was suggest he cram most of his meals together. I don't think you understand distribution of calories very well. And BTW, there's a more active Mod in here now so I'd leave the insults and bullshit out of your posts if you want to last very long.
I don't think you understand distribution of calories very well
Not real familiar with N-large, so my apologies on that. All I ever take is protein, and am not real big on all the other "get big quick" methods. And yes, I add oatmeal to my protein and eat egg whites for breakfast. I also take metamucil at night, but thats for another post.
I am a bullshitter at heart, so keep in mind im not trying to offend anyone here, just throwing in my 2 cents. Perhaps I just gain weight easily, but it seems that the original poster is not eating enough to accomplish his goals, so I figured that would be the best way to get my point across.
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I don't think you understand distribution of calories very well
Correct, i am not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I still like to throw my opinions out there and share ideas with people...this is what the boards are all about.
P.S. - Yes, I mix my protein with milk.
dragon50 said:Gaining weight is easy. After you ear, smoke marijuana. This will lower your blood sugar, making you hungry again. Then, eat another meal - exactly what you just ate. Do this after every meal for 2 weeks.
You will gain weight.
King Kabuki said:Seriously, no.
King Kabuki said:Salad = carbs. Learn what you're talking about.
And I don't know about the validity of fruit juice. Sugars for a hard-gainer usually equate to empty calories.
So let me get this straight. Supplements suck, throw out the N-large (which is a protein powder primarily) and buy a protein powder supplement? Brilliant.
And throw out oatmeal, but add oats to your protein shake...
All you did was suggest he cram most of his meals together. I don't think you understand distribution of calories very well. And BTW, there's a more active Mod in here now so I'd leave the insults and bullshit out of your posts if you want to last very long.
Yeah, this works (Arnie used to toke so he could eat the massive amounts a roided bodybuilder requires), but the trade-off for an athlete in a sport requiring the endurance and lung capacity of MMA? Maybe not a good idea.
It took me 15 minutes to get back in my chair.
i don't know the science exactly, but from what I understand, which is based on, for the most part, on the posting of Coach and other people who are really knowledgable, is that milk/dairy has enzymes that hinders how effectively your body can break down the protein and get it to your muscles. Something along those lines...Newcastle said:Could you explain why it would be better to use water over whole milk if the goal is too add more calories and fat?
jayyon39 said:i don't know the science exactly, but from what I understand, which is based on, for the most part, on the posting of Coach and other people who are really knowledgable, is that milk/dairy has enzymes that hinders how effectively your body can break down the protein and get it to your muscles. Something along those lines...