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Gerbs 01-24-2024 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 9123486)
I think you'd be surprised how little you really need in terms of protein to be efficient. I believe people way overestimate their caloric needs to build/maintain muscle, your job also makes a big difference, for example if you're working a sedentary job, the calories you need day to day are much lower in general.

My job is sedentary, so I'm able to intermittent fast and skip quite a number of meals and still maintain a substantial amount of muscle, I might only eat 2000 calories a day, usually 1-2 meals only.

If you're working in construction for example, your needs are going to be completely different. You also need to take your body composition into account. Are those high grams of protein intake also translating into accumulated fat as well?

My TDEE atm at sedentary is around 2,500 calories. With sports and gym its hovering around 2,600-2,750 on average.

I've started doing closer to 0.8-1grams of lean body pass. Which currently I'm estimating around 205lbs @ 14% Body fat = 177 Grams

68style 01-25-2024 03:42 PM

Oof... 177g a day you gonna be pooping rocks

mikemhg 01-25-2024 05:17 PM

It's a lot of protein for sure.

How are you slamming that back, shakes, and eggs?

It's a little high personally, but if it works for you.

SkinnyPupp 01-25-2024 05:27 PM

You def don't need that much protein but yeah, do what works for your lifestyle

Make sure to get a lot of fiber, because high protein low fiber = diverticulitis risk


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