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Okay, since my 'fat sticky' failed, help me with my fats

kethnaab

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I have Barlean's high lignan flax.
I have fish oil caps.
I have ANPB.

Barleans sez:
Total fat - 11g
Polys - 8
Omega-3 - 6200mg
Omega-6 - 1810mg
Mono - 2
Omega-9 - 2040

The fish oil capsules sez:
EPA Omega-3 - 180mg
DHA Omega-3 - 120mg


now how much of this schtuff do I need to be taking daily, at 220 lbs, ~16% bf?

34 yrs old, looking to build muscle and burn fat (relying on muscle memory to do both...it's working quite well thus far)

ty
 
*decides to carry on a conversation with himself*

ok

i lift 5 days per week, I do cardio 6 times per week (typically 10 minute warmup, 20 minutes HIIT, 10-20 minutes "cruise"), and my diet is comprised of the following:

carbs come from:
oats (1/2c)
brown rice (1/4c measured dry)
whole wheat tortilla (1...these things are damn good though, I swear I could eat 10)
dextrose/maltodextrin/Isopure (50g iso, 50g carbs, postworkout and preworkout)

protein
round steak, a.k.a. "shoe leather" (8 oz)
chicken breast (8 oz)
turkey breast (8 oz)
fat-free dairy (milk 1c, yogurt- 1/2c, cottage cheese- 1/2c)
whey protein powder (Isopure and designer protein)

I also have a T of ANPB, but I let the jar sit out prior to opening, then I pour off the extra oil, so I figure that removes about 2g of fat per T. Complete estimate on my part.

I eat the following on 4 days per week:

1/2c rolled oats (3/26/1)
2 scoops designer protein (36/4/3)
1T ANPB (4/3/6)
1c skim (9/12/0)
total: 52/45/10 ~ 478 cal

1/2c yogurt (8/9/0)
1/2c cottage cheese (14/5/0)
1.5 scoop designer protein (27/3/2)
total: 49/17/2 ~ 292 cal

pre/during workout drink
1 whole grain wheat tortilla (4/25/2)
1/8c dextrose (0/25/0)
1/8c maltodextrin (0/25/0)
1 scoop isopure (25/0/0)
total: 29/75/2 ~ 434

postworkout drink
1/8c dextrose
1/8c maltodextrin
2 scoops isopure
totals 50/50/1 ~410

postworkout meal (1 hour after drink)
8 oz chicken breast (56/0/12)
1/4c *measured dry* brown rice (3/30/1)
totals: 59/30/13 ~473

final meal
8 oz shoe leather (52/0/16)
veggie (like a few broccoli or asparagas spears or something) (0/8/1)
total: 52/8/17 ~ 393

daily totals: 291/225/45 ~ 2539 kcal, (47%/36.3%/16.7%)

3 days per week, I dump the dextrose and malto from the "postworkout" drink (I stil drink 2 scoops isopure), and replace the pre/during workout isopure/dextrose/malto drink with 8 oz turkey breast and some mustard for flavor, so those days, it looks like

341/125/45 ~ 2334 kcal, (60%/22%/18.1%)

what I was thinking about doing was adding 1/2T flax to the shoe leather meal, and adding 5 fish oil capsules (1g fat apiece) to all other meals not directly around a workout (15 total), so the final totals would then look like:

4 days per week: 291/225/65 ~ 2727, (43.8%/33.8%/22.4%)

3 days per week, I'm at 341/125/65 ~ 2522 (55.4%/20.3%/24.3%)

the 15g fish oil will give me:
2700mg EPA Omega 3
1800mg DHA Omega3

the 5.5g flax will give me:
3100mg Omega-3
905mg Omega-6
1020mg Omega9

so total, I will be getting at least 7600mg O-3, 905mg O-6 and 1020mg O-9

again, goal is to ensure that I have enough EFAs in me for optimal health and recovery, as well as fat burning, as I engage in some pretty high intensity workouts with weights as well as doing a lot of cardio (military physical training 5 days per week)

I am presently approx 220 lbs, 220 * 12 = 2640 for BMR. My daily average across the entire week is 2639.

I figure the 5 weight workouts and 6 high intensity cardio sessions will require me to eat a bit more on my weight days, so I eat more on my 4 hardest weight days and I eat lighter (substanially less carbs) on my 2 non-lifting days and my "easy" weight day (maintenance work for injured shoulder)

Does this make sense to anyone other than me?

*listens to the crickets chirp*
 
LOL at the crikets...

From the Anabolic Diet guru himself Dr. Mauro DiPasquale:

We see the importance of essential fatty acids. Now how much do we need. The general recommendation is a ratio of LA to LNA of 4:1 or 3:1. The reason for this ratio is the fact that LNA is metabolized four times quicker than LA. So for every one gram of LNA, you should consume three to four grams of LA. Also, most diets get ample amounts of LA, but very low amounts of LNA. There is not an established RDA for essential fatty acids.

A minimum of 4-5 grams of linoleic acid (but no more than 6-7 grams) and 2-3 grams of linolenic acid are recommended per day. Supplements of linoleic acid (n-6) are typically not needed, whereas linolenic acid (n-3) supplements (4-10g/d) and/or concentrated EPA/DHA supplements (400-1000mg/d) are recommended to support cardiovascular health.

Total DHA/EPA intake should approach about 1 gram per day - evenly split between the two. When using flax as a concentrated source of essential fatty acids, a typical dose is 1-2 tablespoons per day. If you bought a EFA supplement then just follow the instructions on the bottle.

I personally don't see any problems coming up if you eat more than what's recommended.
 
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