Brink637
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I'm 6-2 210, trying to pack mass and fet my strength up. I've heard i should consume 1 gram of protein per lb of bodyweight. Is that standard?
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I'm 6'3" 222 And I consume around 230-250 a day Every three hours.I'm 6-2 210, trying to pack mass and fet my strength up. I've heard i should consume 1 gram of protein per lb of bodyweight. Is that standard?
I was thinking of upping mine Now I will for sureHere's a few links for you with some info. Most just go by the general rule of thumb which is 2g's per each lb. of body weight. So if your 210 then shoot for 420g's per day. Its also best to tryn get the majority of it from real food, not just protein shakes all day
I like the first link below better
http://www.musclehack.com/how-much-protein-is-needed-to-build-muscle/
http://www.muscleforlife.com/how-much-protein-build-muscle/
Man you have it dialed in to perfection bro.I'm 215 @ 11%bf off cycle
I'm eating 400g protein 500g carbs 6-8 meals a day I'll raise the carbs when I start a cycle I try to only take a shake if I have to ussaly before bed and I have 50g of carb drink right after training!!
My muscle is protected as long as I get in 1 1/2g protein I got a bro who is 250 lean and takes in 300 protein and 800 carbs play with it and fig out your body
Guys have it all ass backwards nowadays. I would put carbs before protein. It's never been proven that the body uses more than .8 grams/lb of protein.
I have no proof to refute what your saying but I'm wondering how you came to this?
I started a thread in general discussion about carbs that turned into a great discussion. It would seem to me you would only need enough carbs to help fuel your workout (this to me is mainly mental) and assist in the chemical energy needed to build muscle.
Carbs in and of themselves cannot build muscle. Only amino acids from protein can do this. Like I said, all carbs do is fill up glycogen (which is not muscle tissue, just stored energy) and help with the energy needed to power the chemical reaction of muscle building. This energy can also come from fats
