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Old 02-05-2008, 05:46 PM
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You'll be able to do that for a little while. You shouldn't skimp on breakfast though...it deserves as much respect as the other 4-5 meals a day you should be eating. I think it's good to get some low GI carbs in first thing in the morning. It should help with your energy for the rest of the day. Just adding oatmeal to your shake will help. Casein or whey will work in the morning if you're having protein in every meal (meals should be around 2.5 hours apart). I think it's most important to take in the casein at night.
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Old 02-05-2008, 05:59 PM
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How much do you weigh?? And other stats? 1800 calories isn't much, especially if you are active in the gym.... ON 100% whey is great too... Low carbs and sugar when mixed with water... Delicious strawberry is pretty tasty... I can't see that you would put on much muscle at 1800 calories unless you're a pretty small guy... You would definitely lose weight though, for a while...
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