Meal Timing Hacks
Prioritizing breakfast can significantly boost your daily calorie and protein intake, making it easier to meet nutritional goals. By incorporating leftover dinner into your morning meal and adding whole milk to each meal, you can effortlessly increase your calorie count. This approach helps prevent the struggle of catching up on calories later in the day.In this clip
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As a 167cm, 27-year-old male weighing 60kg with 12% body fat who is looking to bulk up, I need to eat 2700 calories and 150g of protein. However, I've been struggling to reach those amounts from whole foods, and my appetite is suppressed before I can eat enough. I am eating three meals a day, focusing on protein and high-carb meals around workouts, within an 11-hour window. I don't want to stretch that window to avoid feeling full before bed. What strategies can I employ to increase my appetite, how many meals should I eat instead, and should I eat less fat (currently around 90g per day) to feel hungrier sooner after meals?
Do you have a protein-based, easy-to-follow diet that I can use to optimize my protein intake based on the episode 536: Underrated tips to optimize metabolism | Casey Means, M.D., Stanford-trained physician and the clip Breakfast Reimagined? I eat eggs for breakfast, and I work in construction, so I usually have a tuna or sardine salad around 10:30 am. That’s it until about 6 pm when my partner cooks dinner, but it's not necessarily protein-rich. A bit of help and some ideas would be great.
How can I get enough calories and protein if I'm eating only one meal a day?