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Old 06-12-2008, 06:00 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Just remember though, at your stage it stil has to be protein first.
wow even at 6months? someone told me here that i may not be loosing weight because i'm eating / drinking too much protein. I drink about 51gr per day and eat about 50g or more a day
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Old 06-13-2008, 03:04 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Wow that is a lot of protein. I didn't know there could be too mcuh but I guess a calorie is a calorie when it comes down to it. How many cals do you get in tho Deb?
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Protein goal consumption is 60-70 calories every day. It seems like alot but theres where optimal choices are essential. Example, one piece of shrimp has like 5-7 grams of protein. Eat 10 and your finished for the day!
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Some day I will be able to add more fruit to my diet. Right now I am not able to eat enough to do that and get all my protein in. But some day!!
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wow even at 6months? someone told me here that i may not be loosing weight because i'm eating / drinking too much protein. I drink about 51gr per day and eat about 50g or more a day
I don't think that's too much protein. And I don't think too much protein will keep you from losing weight unless you are eating too many calories.
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Protein goal consumption is 60-70 calories every day.
so bridget am i eating/drinking too much protein?
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