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The best diet ever for bulking

 

The best diet ever for bulking

 


bulking is one of three things, an increase in body fat percentage or an increase in muscle weight or both, and of course in amplification we will look for an increase in healthy fats and muscles in the body to balance health, so we say that amplification is a sports scheduling that is consistent with a nutritional scheduling Because food is required before and after sports, considering the increase in the number of calories (whether from protein or other) to be greater than the burned. And do not forget that amplification is different from body coordination (drying) in terms of diet and training alike.

 

 Before starting:

 

The diet referred to in this topic will not suit all weights, if your weight is over 80 kilograms, you may need to increase the quantities a little, and so on…

The regimen needs to take whey protein as a supplement, if you do not use supplements, you can increase the amount of protein you eat from regular food.

 

 

Let's start with the diet:

 

 

 

The first meal - breakfast (8:00):

 

1 cup of skim milk (250 ml) with your desired amount of oats.

 Two whole boiled eggs with black bread and olive oil.

4 egg whites (without the yolk).


The second meal - Snack (10:30)

 

The equivalent of a handful of almonds, peanuts (cocoa) or chickpeas.

Fruit (orange, apple, banana)


The third meal - lunch (13:00):

 

 

250 grams of chicken breast, veal or fish (preferably grilled or boiled)

Green salad bowl.

Medium boiled potatoes.

Brown rice.


Fourth meal - pre-workout meal:

 

A small cup of coffee without sugar.

a banana.

A tablespoon of low-fat peanut butter.


Fifth meal - after exercise:

 

Banana or apple.

30 grams of whey protein with water.

A plate of 150 grams of rice and a can of tuna.


Sixth meal - dinner (21:00):

 

Small salad bowl.

Scoop of whey protein with skim milk.

Note: This diet will not suit all people as I mentioned in the introduction to the post, each weight has its own system and each person has the goal he seeks, but by intelligently adjusting the amount you eat, you will make this system compatible with your body.

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