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Published 14 February 2005
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Original post pvd
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14 February 2005, 11:50 UTC
#1
Good morning.
What sort of stuff should I be having for breakfast? I am trying to gain muscle mass as well as cut down on body fat.
I seldom have breakfast, but it's something I would like to start doing regularly, because by 10.30 I am starving and will eat anything.
Your time and patience is very much appreciated.
Sin
14 February 2005, 16:42 UTC
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pvd said: Good morning.
What sort of stuff should I be having for breakfast? I am trying to gain muscle mass as well as cut down on body fat.
I seldom have breakfast, but it's something I would like to start doing regularly, because by 10.30 I am starving and will eat anything.
Your time and patience is very much appreciated.
Sin
Consider the sandwich: all the different fillings and condiments you like in sandwiches.
They work pretty well in omelets too. Peanut butter-and-jelly omelet, mmm.
If anyone suggests tuna for breakfast, just ignore them.
Cottage cheese with fruit and nuts is pretty good.
Larry Hodges
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14 February 2005, 17:42 UTC
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pvd said: Good morning.
What sort of stuff should I be having for breakfast? I am trying to gain muscle mass as well as cut down on body fat.
Then skipping breakfast is a really stupid thing to do.
Quoted message said: I seldom have breakfast, but it's something I would like to start doing regularly, because by 10.30 I am starving and will eat anything.
Your time and patience is very much appreciated.
Sin
I like several things. Eggs scrambled with some red / green peppers, green onion in olive oil. Or oatmeal. Sometimes, I'll add a scoop of whey protein on top of the oatmeal. Milk of course with the oatmeal. Fruit is also good in addition to the above. All said and done, just be sure you're getting enough protein at the end of the day. -- -Larry
14 February 2005, 17:44 UTC
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pvd said: Good morning.
What sort of stuff should I be having for breakfast? I am trying to gain muscle mass as well as cut down on body fat.
I seldom have breakfast, but it's something I would like to start doing regularly, because by 10.30 I am starving and will eat anything.
Your time and patience is very much appreciated.
Sorry, I'm all out :-)
Quoted message said: Sin
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14 February 2005, 20:08 UTC
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T said: If anyone suggests tuna for breakfast, just ignore them.
I used to like eating tuna for breakfast until I realized my mercury levels were rising a bit too high. : )
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