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Super clean bulk

dr0832

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Can anyone either make a list of foods that would be good during a super clean bulk, especially good carbs, or could you point me to a link which has a site. Also does 50% protein, 35% Carbs and 15% fat sound like a good plan for bulking? I really want to put on as little fat as possible. I am not trying to gain 20 pounds in 2 months, or get 25 inch biceps, I just want to put on some some LBM, and try to stay around 10-12% BF.
 
I would like to know to. what would be a good ratio for somebody who does not do good with carbs. I've been on ckd for the last 5 months lost about 47 pounds and like to bulk up and cut down again to hopeful get rid of the damn love handles.
 
I have been bulking recently, little fat gains, im now 9% after over 12 weeks. i eat alot of oat meal and sweet potatoes and chicken and eggs and penut butter. no bad calories..
 
Carbs:
Yams
Potatoes
Oats
Brown rice
cream of wheat
black, kidney, pinto beans
fiber one

Protein:
egg whites (whole too)
turkey (ground or whole)
chicken
fish (tuna, cod, snapper, rockfish, orange roughy)
steak (top round, eye of round, flank)
Protein Powders and MRPs
cottage cheese and fat free cheese (if you include dairy)

Veggies/Fruits
Broccoli
green beans
mushrooms
onions
tomatoes
brussel sprouts
lettuce
cabbage
pretty much all except corn and peas
apples
oranges
berries
pears
plums
peaches

Have a max of 2 fruits per day
As many veggies you can handle
One solid protein each meal, along with a solid complex carb source
 
High protein

I keep seeing all these posts about eating protein for like 50% of cals, are you aware that when you do that you are requiring your body to use the hormone Cortisol to turn that protein into glucose. yes thats right the protein will turn into glucose. Granted you will be for sure in a positive nitrogen balance but you dont need that much protein to do it and a positive nitrogen balance is the point of eating higher protein. If your body isnt using the protein to rebuild muslce then it is using it like a carb and stripping it of its amino acids making it useless as a protein. This is not an easy process nor a natural one. Cortisol is also responsible for the breakdown of muscle and cortisol is the hormone responsible for taking excess fat squirted into your blood from adrenal gland hormone during times of stress and restoring it. And it has a tendancy to store it around the abdomon. As long as u create a caloric defeicet then you can eat carbs and save your protein for whats its really made for reparing muscle. http://www.thefactsaboutfitness.com/research/whey_stress.htm
Anyway think about it like this...at full glycogen stores your body will still rely on about 5% of its gluoce to come from stripping protein during exercise now lets say u are on a low carb high protein diet and trying to bulk. Well u can see its gonna be a lot more protein being used as glucose, glucose u coulda ingested and saved your body some trouble, stress, ect ect and then had a better work out. Trust me I've tried both ways. I eat carbs, fewer calories on off days but I have never stopped eating carbs, when I decide i dont wanna lift as hard I'll stop eating carbs but as long as you acheive positive nitrogen balance your carbs will keep you there.
 
Well on like a 3000-4000 calorie bulk something along the lines of 30/50/20 should meet all your protein for the day and enough carbs to give you the energy and calorie surplus to build muscle.
 
30 carbs, 50 protein, 20 fat or 30 protein, 50 carbs, 20 fat? I think i need to keep carbs down a bit personally because I gain fat real easily.
 
30 protein / 50 carbs / 20 fat

I have a pretty high metabolism so high carbs really don't phase me all that bad, but you will get fatter on a bulk up, period.
 
50% carbs

50% carbs is good because as long as your training hard and eat clean carbs you will go through them like candy(hmmm thats a carb). Your workouts are fueled by glucose no matter what you eat, so you can eat glucose and let your body make energy out of it or you can eat protein let your body make glucose and then make energy out of it and have less energy to workout with, seriously try it one day eat a lot of protein go work out, the next day eat a lot of carbs not so much protein and keeps cals the same and go work out. Basically find out how many cals your burning with your day+workout+whatever other strenous phys activity and shoot for about 500 cals over that, thats about 1 pound a week and no matter how you eat as long as u keep the cals there and work out hard your body will use the extra energy to make muscle not fat. You will see very very few little fat gain and a lot of energy gain which translates to better workouts which translates to bigger lean gains. Everyones so afraid of carbs but i dont know how many know that their just turning their protein into carbs. using cortisol which can be a nasty lil hormone. just do a google search about it
 
he is right

http://stress.about.com/library/weekly/aa012901a.htm


good shit man, I knew there was a way to lose weight with carbs cause I've done it before I just thought I was doing it all wrong a year ago..

I was in europe a year ago by the way and basically everything I ate over there was natural with lots of carbs.. I saw great imporvemnts in the gym, on the basketball court and I lost 20-30 lbs(maybe some of that was water but still) basically I eneded up as a really skinny mofo but it was great cause I lost most of the fat that I had to get rid off and got a lot stronger plus I was only 17

my diet consisted of veggies, large ammounts of fruits, always natural meat, be it chicken pork or whatver, none of the proccessed food and every meal I had even if it was at night I had some carbs, be it piece of bread or even a pizza.

on high protein low carb diet... I was getting weaker in the weightroom... I never had enaugh energy for my basketball practices in college.. I was doing this untill today... tommorow begins a new experiment, which I think sounds a lot more promising.


now that I tried both diets I can say that the higher carb diet works better for me and I have a good reason to believe in that.


thanks man you pretty much opened up my eyes for me.
 
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