[FireHaze]

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/bbprotein.htm

How the fuck am I supposed to get that much and lose weight at the same time?

 

[RealRob]

I do 220 and lose weight no problem.

 

[Ponglenis]

Protein is overrated.

 

[ethniccoper]

Fukin lol. You clearly know nothing about nutrition. You can eat that amount of protein and still have A LOT of calories left to be on maintenance.

 

[ItWontBeMe]

@"FireHaze" 

Green smoothies can be extremely high in protein and low calorie as well.

1 serving Vega One powder + 2 tablespoons hemp protein + "a whole bunch of" kale (leafy greens are high in protein) would amount to like 70 g of protein, legit. And be very low cal.

Add fruits to make it taste good // mask the bitterness.

 

[Anakind]

Muh protein.

 

[MENTAL_CEL]

Broscience deluxe.

 

[thickneckedslayer]

a single 12 oz chicken breast has 80g of protein

jesus fuck you're low iq

 

[Mughal]

Muh protein.

Damn, look at the chick beside him.

 

[ItWontBeMe]

a single 12 oz chicken breast has 80g of protein

jesus fuck you're low iq

 

[Reflex]

168 of protein is like 680 calories

 

[Robinio]

The protein calculator you used MASSIVELY overestimates protein requirements. I successfully recomped with just 135 grams per day, and that calculator says I should have 220+!

 

[IdealMaxilla]

i eat about 60-90 grams of protein a day and my protein blood markers are always in the high range 

its a meme to sell bi-product dairy aka whey

 

[GodsGift]

> TARGET DAILY PROTEIN INTAKE: 183 G
> Actually believing this BS

 

[ugliest]

Holy shit at falling for this meme.

I was once like that. MUH 1 GRAM PER POUND OF BODYWEIGHT!

L O L

Even 0.5 per pound is MORE than enough.

 

[phuckthisgayearth]

cope, chad eats 168g of protein in his whole life

if you had good genetics you'd have muscle

 

[Comethazine]

chad eats nothing but is shredded 6'4 250 6%

 

[Robinio]

If you're shredded, in a calorie deficit, and already have a lot of muscle mass, your protein requirements will be higher. For most people trying to lose weight and add muscle, requirements are much lower.

the "1 gram per pound" is just easy to remember, but not all that accurate.