I've been trying to go a little beyond just tracking macros and looking at hitting more micronutrients since I don't use multivitamins. I've seen a difference in my energy levels between eating a variety of foods versus just eating eggs + chicken + rice, and I think the micros may contribute.
Anyone else track micros as well as macros? I'm sure there is some secret godly meal plan that is 2500 cals with 50-30-20 split on macros and all your vitamins and minerals being hit for the ultimate healthy maintenance diet. I hope to unlock it.
I don't track macros or micros.
>>39109112
Cronometer does micro counting.
>>39109112
Me too.
On a cut, I'm hyper sensitive to fucked up micro nutrients.
But I take vitamins when I know I'm not getting enough of of them.
Potassium is the hardest...
>>39109132
For 3 doll hairs?
Is there a free app that tracks everything? All vitamins and minerals plus fatty acids and all that shit?
>>39109249
>[current year]
>trusting generic food facts
>not looking at the FDA mandated, tested nutrition labels
>making it
lads, wew.
>>39109332
>any year
>relying on the govt to tell you want you want to hear
>not finding your own information
How bad would a can of this be per day, mixed with white rice?
Current go to meal is tuna+rice but I feel as if this would be more nutritious.
With rice:
>total cost $3.60AUD
>900kcal
>33g protein
>9g fat
>167g carbs
>1240mg sodium
>>39109112
>secret 50/30/20 split with good micros
lol, the secret is being poor as fuck.
>2-3 eggs for breakfast
>stew with a bit of all seasonal vegs you can, maybe a bit of meat, and enough lentils to cover your protein needs
>use oil and butter to cook, or you'll go way low on fats
it ends up at 50/30/20, with great micros for being a 'normal' diet plan with no supplements.
>>39109128
Thanks for contributing.