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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am about 20 pounds overweight and am working on my overall health. I have been committed for about two months now. It isn't just about weight loss, but also mobility, strength and endurance. I just want to be healthier. I keep hearing that if you want to build muscle and lose fat, you should shoot for one gram of protein per pound of weight. That seems wholly unattainable to me. I weigh roughly 180 and the best I have ever done is get in 100. How are you all doing it? Or do I have the guidance wrong?[/quote] That's what my teenage son was told to do to gain muscle weight for football. You aren't trying to bulk up, are you?[/quote] No one is going to bulk up while eating in deficit to lose fat. It just won’t happen. OP, I am also currently cutting and targeting 165g of protein per day. I achieve it by eating plenty of Greek yoghurt, sometimes mixed with protein powder, egg whites, lean meat and fish, and sometimes protein bars. I also generally have a protein shake with 25g of whey, nonfat milk and a banana+berries before I hit the gym. Ezekiel bread also helps with adding extra protein. [/quote]
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