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How much food is enough?



 
 
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Old 08-02-2006, 12:24 PM
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Default How much food is enough?

I'm trying to focus on getting more & more of my proteins in me, but I've come to realize exactly how many grams I need and I want to make sure it's right.

Keep in mind that I'm 227 and my research shows that I would need upwards of 200 gms of protein/day.

There's a market out here that sells trays of chicken - each serving has 30g protein, little fat, little carbs and each tray is 4 servings (total of 4 cups). That means that I would need to eat almost TWO TRAYS each DAY to get enough protein - is that right?

I do get protein from other sources - I add whey powder to my gatorade for another 34gms and I get about another 14 from my cereal (2 servings) and some from whole-wheat pita bread. But that's about it.

What other good sources of protein (besides chicken & beef) are there out there? How can you make sure you're not getting too many calories in the day while still eating all this protein?

Finally, does this seem like a lot of food to anyone else? I just don't know how some people do it.
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