Proper diet to build muscle mass
And we start
Nutritional Quantity:
It is the amount of
food consumed in 24 hours and must include all the food necessary for the body
Types of food
quantity:
How much food for
maintenance:
It is the amount of food necessary for
the body to compensate for the involuntary loss of nutrients that the body
loses during the day through heart, stomach, and intestinal movements,
breathing movements and simple muscular movements.
An estimated 2,400
calories are secured from the following foods:
400
grams of sugars
50 grams of fat
70 grams protein
How much food for my
brain:
A little more than
the amount of food for maintenance
Nutritional quantity
for women:
Less than men and
increases during pregnancy and lactation
Adolescent food
quantity:
Much more than the
maintenance calculated because the body is in a building state and needs all the
nutrients in large quantities
Muscle food quantity:
Which is what matters
to the bodybuilding game, in which the calories needed for the body increase in
very large quantities of proteins, carbohydrates and fats
Second:
Calories and
essential nutrients:
Calories:
The amount of energy
in food is measured in calories, and 1 gram of protein or carbohydrates
produces 4 calories
As for 1 gram of fat,
it produces 9 calories
And you can find out
the appropriate calories for you through the following equation:
The number of
calories you need per day = your weight in kilograms * 33
Basic nutrients:
Proteins:
A food substance that
is composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen, and other elements are
present in small proportions, such as sulfur and phosphorous.
The word protein is
derived from the Greek and means the first or the most important, and the
presence of different amounts of it in quantity and quality within cells is a
criterion for the intensity of the vital activities of these cells and it
consists of basic building units which are
Amino acids
It has many functions
in the body, the most important of which are:
Regulates the
hormones in the body because some hormones have a protein structure
It plays a defensive
role in the body
It causes muscle
contraction because actin and myosin are proteins that cause muscle contraction
and relaxation
It is involved in the
formation of all cells
Where are the
proteins found?
It has many sources,
the most important of which are:
Fish: sardines and
tuna
Poultry: such as
chicken and turkey
Red meat
Dairy and its derivatives
Eggs
Legumes: such as
chickpeas, beans and peas
Wheat
Carbohydrates:
A food substance
composed of hydrogen and oxygen, called carbon hydrocarbons or sugars, and
these compounds are the main source of energy in animal and plant cells.
Classified into:
Single candies are
simple candies
Oligosaccharides:
Made up of a few monosaccharides
Polysaccharides: They
consist of a large number of monosaccharide molecules
It has many functions
in the body, the most important of which are:
Interfering with cell
synthesis
It is an important
source of energy for the body
It forms the raw
materials for building other materials from proteins and fats
Where are
carbohydrates found?
It has many sources,
the most important of which are:
White bread
Potatoes
Oats
Rice, especially
brown
Cakes
The pasta
The juice
The fruit
Sweets
Fat or fat:
An important food
item divided into simple and conjugated and steroids
The most important
types of fats are:
Saturated fats that
are solid at normal temperature (such as animal fats) and unsaturated fats that
are liquid (such as olive oil)
Fat has many
functions in the body:
Interfering with the
structure of the cytoplasmic membrane
It is an important
source of energy
Some vitamins and
hormones
It acts as a heat
insulating material
Healthy unsaturated
fats are especially important because they help raise the level of testosterone
in the body, which increases muscle growth and burns fat.
It is found in:
Nuts
Olive oil
Yolk
Milk products
Red meat
Avocado
Water:
Of course, it is very
important for the body because it is the main component of body fluids
It helps the body get
rid of toxins and waste
Helps maintain body
temperature
Therefore, it is
necessary to hydrate well and take the body's needs, and it should be noted
that water should be drunk during and after training
Vitamins:
Organic compounds
necessary for the body and for its maintenance, their deficiency causes some
diseases and the body needs them in small quantities
The most important
vitamins and where they are found:
Vitamin D: fish oil,
butter, and ultraviolet rays of the sun help form it in the skin
Vitamin A: eggs and
spinach
Vitamin K: green
leaves
Vitamin C: Citrus
fruits, tomatoes and peppers
Mineral salts:
It is needed by the
body for its importance in the performance of many bodily functions, and it
constitutes 1% of the weight of living matter
And it’s most
important functions:
Structural function:
such as calcium and phosphate salts, and they are involved in the formation of
bones and teeth, and iron enters the composition of hemoglobin
Organizational
functions
Contribute to
ensuring adequate solution pressure in the cells
It plays a role in
helping some enzymes
It should be noted
that living cells cannot synthesize mineral salts and must obtain them from the
surrounding environment (food).
The most important
salts and where they are found:
Sodium: table salt
and wheat
Potassium: Meat,
legumes, peaches, potatoes, and bananas
Calcium: Milk and its
derivatives, vegetables, nuts and egg yolks
Phosphorous: milk and
its derivatives, vegetables, meat, legumes and fish
Iron: meat and eggs
Iodine: table salt
extracted from sea water and seafood
Manganese: the liver
and kidneys
Third:
How is your food
program?
First
You must know the
basic rules of nutrition are:
Divide the meals into
5-6 small meals per day
Breakfast should be
large and contain all the nutrients
Try to eat every 3
hours to supply your body with energy
Eat carbohydrates and
protein before and after exercise
Always eat animal
protein and protein shakes
Try to increase the
amount of food if you feel that muscle growth has stopped or if your weight has
stopped gaining
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