I am about to embark on a fantastic journey to start bulking up! I have some wheybolic extreme 60 protein which I plan on having throughout the day.
Breakfast
1 scoop of powder shake
Lunch
1 scoop
Workout
Dinner
1 scoop
The recommended serving size is three scoops, which is extremely ridiculous. That is 60g of protein in one serving, while the body only needs 20g post workout to rebuild muscles. I figure by spreading out the shake throughout the day I will be helping my (already incredibly fast) metabolism because the more small meals one has throughout the day the faster the metabolism runs. I want to gain weight but stay as cut as I am now. I know it is a tough feat, but let's not get into that right now.
So my question to you guys is: milk or water for the shake? Water is obviously very clean and has no fat in it, but milk has great nutrients that can be essential in body building. Should I be safe and go with skim milk? Does skim milk provide all the same nutrients (minus the fat) that whole milk provides? I am NOT cutting fat out of my diet, that is very bad. But because I am getting all of this extra protein from the shakes plus the three meals a day, I don't want to overdo it and lose all of my abs that I worked so very hard for.
Thank you for reading my unnecessarily long post! But it is time for this featherweight to really pack on some pounds. My college meal plan only allows for three meals a day, that is why I am choosing a supplement over real food (supplements really aren't needed, but because I am limited in my resources it is the best I can have).
Breakfast
1 scoop of powder shake
Lunch
1 scoop
Workout
Dinner
1 scoop
The recommended serving size is three scoops, which is extremely ridiculous. That is 60g of protein in one serving, while the body only needs 20g post workout to rebuild muscles. I figure by spreading out the shake throughout the day I will be helping my (already incredibly fast) metabolism because the more small meals one has throughout the day the faster the metabolism runs. I want to gain weight but stay as cut as I am now. I know it is a tough feat, but let's not get into that right now.
So my question to you guys is: milk or water for the shake? Water is obviously very clean and has no fat in it, but milk has great nutrients that can be essential in body building. Should I be safe and go with skim milk? Does skim milk provide all the same nutrients (minus the fat) that whole milk provides? I am NOT cutting fat out of my diet, that is very bad. But because I am getting all of this extra protein from the shakes plus the three meals a day, I don't want to overdo it and lose all of my abs that I worked so very hard for.
Thank you for reading my unnecessarily long post! But it is time for this featherweight to really pack on some pounds. My college meal plan only allows for three meals a day, that is why I am choosing a supplement over real food (supplements really aren't needed, but because I am limited in my resources it is the best I can have).