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it's more protein than in a medium sized egg, and that's from literally just the wheat and nothing else
if you're having trouble meeting your nutritional needs off a single serving of plain boiled pasta, maybe consider eating a variety of different things throughout the day instead of sperging out and flinging your bowl of spaghetti across the room because it's not mark rippletits approved

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This thread brought to you by desperate dairy farmers panicking that people are no longer drinking a gallon of milk per day

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But muh starting strength! Muh GOMAD!

Daily reminder that /fit/ is the fat acceptance board

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Rippetoe says an adult male needs 6000 calories per day. Next time read the sticky, skellington dyel manlet.

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>for an active person

For an "active person" the typical /fit/fag recommendations are completely ridiculous.

Even 1.0 g per kg bodyweight, which is considered low by /fit/ standards, is more than adequate even for your average person who lifts weights a couple of times a week and runs every day. Most people who just walk a lot or ride a bike around town instead of a car would be fine with 0.8 or so. If you're on steroids, maybe the /fit/ suggestion of 2.5 grams per kilogram would be appropriate just to be on the safe side.

A single protein shake is going to be 30-45 grams depending on whether it's mixed with dairy or water. For most active people that's going to be close to 1/3 the daily protein unless you got trolled by the "6000 calories a day is good" starting strength crowd.

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