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Diet for gym
Dear all, I take green tea before 20 min of my work out in the morning. After that I do a workout for 2 hours. Then after 30 min I take banana shake ( 3 banana half litre milk). Then I take my lunch 4 roti and two sabzi, then I take one beet root and two banana and then finally my dinner which includes rice,Dal and sabzi. In my banana shake I include two spoon of proteinx. Would you suggest me is it a good diet to gain muscle. I am a vegetarian. My weight: 71 Height: 5'10 Thanks
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try to eat skinned out boiled chicken 1-2 pieces twice a week, fish curry not fish fry as it is rich in vitamins, eat fresh raw sprouts everyday twice, include berries and fresh fruits like avocado,pears, apples, citrus fruits all this things are rich in fibres and vitamins.... Your morning diet should include whole egg and a glass of milk, try to repeat this in the evening also....include green leafy vegetables in your diet. Milk products like chesse,panner etc and meat can help you gain weight but since they contribute more towards fat and based on the history you have given, you need proteins instead of fat to build your body mass so avoid it. Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated. Do daily brisk walking, cycling for 5-6kms,yoga and meditation....if possible go for a trekking or join some rock climbing classes if such a facility is available in your place and do it on a regular basis which will help you in developing stamina....Consult dietitian they will do the needful.
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