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Top 5 Muscle Building Foods What to Eat to Gain Muscle Muscle Mass Building Diet Bodybuilding

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Many people when they have a goal of building muscle don't really come at it from the right angle. They try to hit the gym as hard as they can week after week and are surprised when their hard work doesn't pay off. The problem with this approach is that nutrition is many times completely ignored or viewed as something that isn't as important as exercise for building muscle. Or viewed like its just going to fall into place. The reality is that nutrition is just as important if not more important than exercise. Your body does not want to add on a ton of muscle mass. In fact it's naturally resistant to adding muscle mass and that goes for everybody not just skinny hardgainers. The reason is because muscle costs a lot of calories to upkeep. And your body for survival reasons wants to avoid increases in its demands for energy just like you want to avoid increases in taxes or car payments. The only way that we are able to create a suitable for muscle growth is to show the body, he body its okay, I got your back, you're going to be getting all of these extra high quality energy sources through my diet, so don't worry about using a little extra energy to put on some muscle mass. Just like when you get a raise at work your able to buy more things, when you give your body a raise in nutrients it's able to buy more muscle mass. I think I made it clear that we want a calories surplus when trying to build muscle, but that doesn't mean we can pig out on ice cream all day and get yolked. So I'm going to give you my top 5 favorite muscle building foods that I pack into my diet whenever I'm trying to gain muscle. 1. Eggs. For generations eggs have been considered one of the greatest protein sources for building muscle. The reason goes deeper than the fact that you get 6 grams of protein per egg. Eggs rank high on the bio-availability index. Bio-availability is basically the percentage of just how much our bodies can make use of certain protein sources. Our bodies absorb certain protein sources better than others and eggs rank higher than almost any other source of protein. When trying to put muscle mass on you can feel safe eating whole eggs rather than just the egg white. The cholesterol in food has been shown to not necessarily raise our blood cholesterol levels. 2. Brown Rice. Ever since I started eating brown rice I I realized that something about it made it an absolute necessity in a bodybuilders diet. Not only does it give you amazing whole grain carbs that'll provide energy for heavier lifts which in turn leads to greater muscle mass, but it has the highest bioavailability of protein than any other plant based source. It has almost double the bioavailability of beans and even beats soy. Rice alone does not have a complete amino acid profile so make sure you add some beans or chicken to make this a complete protein source. 3. Salmon. Salmon is high in fat, omega 3 fatty acids, creatine, and is packed with high quality protein. It's a great meal to eat for dinner or before bed because it'll help you stay anabolic, which means in a muscle building mode while you sleep. 4. Oats. Oats have a very high amount of protein for the amount of carbohydrate that they have when compared to other grains. They're also easy to make if you get instant oats, or if you through them into a blender with some protein powder. Oats are another great source of carbs that will give your body great energy for your lifts. 5. Nuts. To put on muscle you need to eat food that is dense in calories. And nuts helps you do just this while still getting an excellent source of protein. I wouldn't overdo it with the peanuts as there are a lot better options. Go with Cashews, Almonds, or best of all walnuts. Keep in mind that just by eating all 5 of these foods you're not going to be guaranteed to gain muscle. You have to maintain a calorie surplus not just eat certain foods. If you eat a surplus of these foods, however you should see improvements in your muscle size
Date: 2021-12-23

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Comments and reviews: 10

diasspeed
Man I really dont understand this thing about oats. EVERYBODY eats them but in the supermarket, I was comparing the macros between oats and other similar foods and I found many better choices. Specifically, I found these cheap all-bran sticks, the brand of the super market I was in and they had much better macros than oats. 100gr had 35gr fiber, 40carbs, 310 calories, also a bit more prot. This is actually the best macros I have found in such type of products. I buy these instead of oats to mix in yogurt, with fruits, etc or even plain which tasted nice, instead of oats that by its self does not taste any good. Why why why everybody still buy oats, instead of bran sticks or flakes or something else?
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Voksur
I Like this guide!
Now my guide: Main meal: Pasta With Beef or Pork Mince make sure u add Olive oil and Butter to maximize gains: Snack or Desert: Apples with peanut butter to maximize gains! Breakfast: Some boiled Eggs some Bread, a Green salad and make sure u add olive oil to maximize gains! Main Drinks: Water, Full Fat MILK Sometimes Replace the Pasta with Rice or Patatoes and The Eggs from the breakfast with Tuna. The Essentials are Olive oil, Butter, Peanut Butter, Milk and Water make sure u get alot of those. And if u train hard u will become a beast!
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jazzitall
Hi, I've got 2 questions. 1. I'm allergic to nuts, dairy, eggs and I don't tolerate oat very well, so it's only salmon and brown rice for me? What else could I include in my top 5? 2. I'm on bulk diet for 3 months at the moment but I gain incredibly a lot of fat (I eat really clean but my family is obese and genetics might be the issue. Should I stop and do some cutting diet now?
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carl
i am not a body building but, i went for emergency gallbladder surgery last year, i was in the hospital 5 day till went home, my diet was wheat bread, tea, jell-o, Brown rice- lunch, and supper, steam chicken and meat, then i noticed i was gaining muscle without lifting weight. only carrying shopping bags now after 7 months i began my training with weights. i believe in brown rice
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Nozz
so I've just finished my diet, lost 2 stone (28lb, and I'm now looking to go to the gym to put muscle mass on - now I have to be eating more than I burn to build muscle? won't I run the risk of putting fat back on? I thought I would only need to increase my protein intake.
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shailesh
I read loads of good reviews on the internet about how exactly Fenoboci Diet Plan (search on google) can assist you lost crazy amounts of weight. Has any one tried using this popular diet plan?
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chance
I started training really hard about a month ago and I was in a calorie Surplus and the end of the month I gained 7 pounds and when I started my waist was 33 inches and now it's 32
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William
i just lift at home, but i love almonds and almond butter, if i eat a lb of almonds (because i love the taste) is this too much for building muscle?
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Censtudios
The information in this video is great, but as a video editor and motion gfx designer the graphics in this video are annoying the hell out of me.
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mike
Question if I eat brown rice, grill chicken and eggs everyday. would that be enough to get big muscles because I don't do Salmon at all.
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