Jay's Super Muscle Builder 3000 Weight GainBodybuildingTasty!

Last updated September 8, 2017 Copy
AmountVolumeIngredient$ / daySource
470gMaseca White Corn Masa Harina$0.37Walmart
171g1scoopMP Combat Protein Powder$2.82Amazon
4gPotassium Citrate$0.12Amazon
1.25gCholine Bitartrate$0.06Amazon
5gtbspNOW Foods Calcium/magnesium 1000/500 mg$0.22Amazon
14gBob's Red Mill Organic Golden Flaxseeds$0.08Amazon (S)
26gBob's Red Mill Chia Seeds$0.47Amazon (S)
1pill1capsuleDaily Multivitamin Powder Capsule$0.32Amazon
4g1tspIodized Salt$0.01Amazon
30mlExtra Virgin Olive Oil$0.36Amazon
30mlMCT Oil$0.66Amazon
15ml1⅓tbspHemp Seed Oil$0.23Amazon
1portionThorne Research Vitamin D / K2 Liquid$0.02Amazon
2pillKrill Oil - Supplement$0.72HerbalProvider,.com
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INTRODUCTION:

I created this because I'm going to be hitting the gym for the next few months, and it takes about 3200 calories per day for me to gain any weight. And diy Soylent is the easiest way to hit all my macros and micros.
I have a Hawaii trip planned for December, and I've got some work to do before then.
I know some of you can relate.

My approach to macros:

  • Roughly 1g of protein per pound of body weight. (I weigh 170lbs, so we have 172g of protein)
  • Then for fats, I was aiming for 25-30%. It ended up falling around 31%. You can tweak this to whatever you'd like. I left you options with all those oils.
  • And lastly, the rest is carbs. No science here. Hardgainers need their carbs. When your body has a full supply of carbs, it stays in muscle-building mode all day long. Keep it supplied.

This plan is based off QuidNYC's Cheaperfood. He get's all credit for getting us in the ballpark. I just tweaked it to fit my needs.
I wanted to diversify the oil a bit. So I incorporated Olive oil, hemp seed oil, MCT oil, and a krill oil supp.

In the future, I may decide to diversify the carb source as well. I've used oat flour in the past with some success. The one thing I will not be adding, and I recommend you don't either, is maltodextrin. Please avoid it like the plague. Without going into detail (google it) it's bad for you. Maltodextrin's glycemic index is over 100. Which means your blood sugar spikes every time you ingest it. Just look for cleaner less processed carb sources! Like masa harina.
Though I suppose the argument could be made that corn products are effed now with GMO's and pesticides. But I'm looking for what I believe to be the lesser of the evils.


PREPARATION NOTES:

The flaxseeds need to be ground before consuming (otherwise they could potentially pass through undigested). As QuidNYC recommends, I decided to purchase whole flaxseed instead of meal in bulk, because the PUFA / omega-3 content is unstable and prone to oxidation once exposed to the air. He recommends keeping your supply of seeds in the freezer and using a coffee grinder to prepare the amount you need for the day (or perhaps for the week).

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Day
48% Carb, 21% Protein, 31% Fat
Calories3206
% Daily Values*
160%
Total Carbohydrate399g
177%
Dietary Fiber 50g
203%
Protein173g
172%
Total Fat112g
Saturated Fat42g
Monounsaturated Fat28g
Polyunsaturated Fat31g
661%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids11g
124%
Omega-6 Fatty Acids21g
Cholesterol220mg
Calcium
129%
Vitamin A
168%
Chloride
104%
Vitamin B6
946%
Chromium
343%
Vitamin B12
4167%
Copper
195%
Vitamin C
117%
Iodine
175%
Vitamin D
287%
Iron
155%
Vitamin E
175%
Magnesium
246%
Vitamin K
164%
Manganese
224%
Thiamin
953%
Molybdenum
167%
Riboflavin
809%
Phosphorus
188%
Niacin
190%
Potassium
111%
Folate
140%
Selenium
279%
Pantothenic Acid
221%
Sodium
142%
Biotin
100%
Sulfur
108%
Choline
113%
Zinc
184%
 
* Percent Daily Values are based on "U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 calories". You may use the Nutrient Calculator to personalise your own profile, then select it from the list on the Recipe Editor tab.
Nutrient Profile: U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 caloriesChange

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