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Thread: Is Meal Replacement Supplemeng worth it?

post 1672890593 12-15-2022, 09:18 AM
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Is Meal Replacement Supplemeng worth it?

my job requires travelling so im outside pretty much.

I dont take whey protwin anynore because it bloats me.
post 1672891993 12-15-2022, 09:45 AM
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No I dont think so. If it were a here-and-there kind of thing to temporarily hold you over, the fine. But long term its not a great way to fuel yourself. You want to be eating real food.

You just need to find high density whole foods you can bring with you everyday. And don't skip breakfast.

You may benefit from a small cooler so you can bring fresh meat or eggs.

Protein: Ground beef, sausage, chicken, eggs
Fat: Eggs, avacado, cheese, nuts, olives
Carbs: Rice, potatoes, fresh fruit

Meal prep is important. You really just need to cook once-twice a week. Then just bring your one or two meals each day.
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post 1672929293 12-15-2022, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted By viccruise420⏩
No I dont think so. If it were a here-and-there kind of thing to temporarily hold you over, the fine. But long term its not a great way to fuel yourself. You want to be eating real food.

You just need to find high density whole foods you can bring with you everyday. And don't skip breakfast.

You may benefit from a small cooler so you can bring fresh meat or eggs.

Protein: Ground beef, sausage, chicken, eggs
Fat: Eggs, avacado, cheese, nuts, olives
Carbs: Rice, potatoes, fresh fruit

Meal prep is important. You really just need to cook once-twice a week. Then just bring your one or two meals each day.
Meal.prep is time consuming...thata the problem but your advice ia good. Im also thinking about bringing protein pancake or waffle with me on the go.
post 1672929373 12-15-2022, 08:27 PM
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post 1672933013 12-15-2022, 09:33 PM
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