Once I found a happy post-comp medium and started being more mindful of
hitting a daily protein intake goal, I saw a shift in my body composition again, and felt leaner and tighter on the same calorie intake after only a few weeks.
For many people, trying to
hit their daily protein goal is a hard task, which is why whey protein consumption is an excellent and convenient way to get fast - digestible protein at any time, any place.
That's why protein powders are so popular in the fitness space — they make it really easy to
hit your daily protein targets.
Although no protein powder can directly help you lose weight faster, a high - protein diet can, and THRIVE makes it easier to
hit your daily protein needs.
Not exact matches
For our lovely lady aged 31 years, who needs 37g of
protein per day on average, she's already
hit almost half of her
daily requirements in on single plant - based meal.
I think the other factor that made a difference was that in very early pregnancy (before I found out and before morning sickness would have
hit anyway) I was already eating a lot of healthy fats and
proteins daily.
Once you have a
daily number to aim for, a whey
protein supplement and a healthy diet can be sufficient to
hit your
daily intake goals.
According to your app I am doing well in
hitting 85 - 90 % of my
daily dozen, however I'm also eating say 6oz of lean meat once a day (maybe twice) and / or some other animal based
proteins (milk, yogurt etc).
If you're eating for fat loss, and you aren't
hitting your
daily macro requirement for
protein, then you're sabotaging your own progress.
If you're exercising
daily and are already eating as much
protein as you reasonably can, but aren't
hitting your
protein requirements as described above, you should absolutely consider supplementing with Leucine.
The whey chug trick is where you use a whey
protein powder to
hit the majority of your
daily protein intake.
LTF provides users with a full nutrition plan, complete with a formula to calculate the amount of
protein, fat and carbs you're allotted
daily to
hit your macronutrient goals.
I intermediate fast (I eat my 1,200 calories between 12 pm and 8 pm) I wake up at 5 am have a post workout baca shake then
hit the gym for cardio Lunch: I have a veggie and my
protein and brown rice or sweet potatoe (I weigh my food and try to get a minimum of 120g of
protein daily) Snack: Greek yogurt Snack:
protein shake and boiled egg Around 4:
protein and veggie 6 pm: gym again for 15 minuets of cardio and weight training 7:30 - 8:
protein shake..