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Does this look right for losing some weight?

bruce9241

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7:00am. Cup of 4% cottage cheese. About 240 calories 26g protein and 10g fat.

11:00am Wheat bread sandwich with ham/turkey and cheese. About 600 calories, 12g protein and 20g of carbs. Cup of green tea.

2:45 pm After lifting/running. 1 glass of protein powder with water. 26g protein 130 calories.

3:30 pm. Pasta with red pepper sauce and chicken. About 450 calories 12g protein and 50g carbs.

6:30 pm. Either more cottage cheese(1/2 cut 120 calories 13g protein 5g fat) or some egg whites. (100 calories 25g protein)

9:30 pm 1/2 cup cottage cheese. 120 calories 13g protein 5g fat.

Daily average: about 1800 calories 115g protein



Does the above diet look good for someone who is cutting weight? I'm 5'5 and before I started eating right I weighed about 233lbs. I've been eating correctly for two weeks now and I'm down to 225. My lifts have suffered though, especially overhead press/bench press. I do some cardio for 30-45 minutes a day.

Is there anything I should eat or don't eat? Is my protein intake enough? I'm sorry I don't have all the other stats like body fat or BMI. I need to go to the doctors office to get those checked out. Also the above foods are just a rough estimate of what I eat. Sometimes I might throw in an apple. I also eat a lot of vegetables and garlic, too.
 
I would look into eating a bit more food than that. You might be losing weight right now but if you keep your caloric intake that low for too long your body will start storing fat again.
 
+1 - you need to raise the calories up every 3-4 days to maintance level to keep your metabolism stoked up. Otherwise it will crash.

Post this up in the diet form bro
 
Even though you're reallllly heavy for your height, your food intake should be a lot higher if you're hitting the gym an a regular basis.
 
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