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Old 05-30-2008, 07:54 AM
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there are foods you can eat that can up your cals without getting you super fat. cut out the fast foods/burgers/ pizza whatever. stick to baked chicken, steaks, lamb, roast beef, etc. make sure you eat vegetables. like they said use fitday to plug in your food so you can get an idea of the stats of your food. make sur eyou are eating clean foods. you dont need to eat burgers and things of that nature to up your cals. olive oil has a lot of fat and cals in it. but its healthy. make sure you look up what you eat so you can have an idea of what you need
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