So Veeky Forums, is it better to eat food after you lift or drink a shake...

So Veeky Forums, is it better to eat food after you lift or drink a shake? Are protein shakes just marketed by the eternal bodybuilding Jew?

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Who gives a fuck just hit your macros

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Turkey or whey after liftan?

Your body really doesn't care. A shake is still just "food". IIFYM.

This.

as long as you hit your macros there's virtually no difference

powders exist because drinking is easier than eating

This honestly

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This guy says to EAT DA FOOD and he's pretty big.

Then again he does sell supplements and tell you they suck at the same time, so he comes across as a pretty odd dude to me.

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Assuming an identical amino content and profile, they are essentially indistinguishable to the body.

do you idiots realize that's there's more than just protein in meats?

food with protein and a small amount of nuts that has zinc in it to boost your test level.

2 hours later you will fell it in your body.

just eat food. its cheaper, tastes better, and is way more healthful.

I don't like shakes, it's a bit like soft drinks which contain a lot of calories but don't make you sated.

I ate this whole chicken today after training. (About 1000kcal I think)

you ate a whole chicken? holy shit

There's plenty of protein when I stick my meat in your sister and release my semen. You fuck.

do you realize that's there's more than just protein in whey?

Averages out to a little less than 2000 kcal desu baka senpai. Good fucking gains tho. Loaded with salt on the downside.

What are you, twelve? dyel?

a whole chicken is like a fucking snack.

I think he's implying you ate the bones.

>not eating where the most zinc and calcium is

if you don't eat the bones you will never get big faggot

All sources I could find say 400-570kcal for a half a roasted chicken (with skin, if you don't eat the skin it's less)

>caring about macro nutrients and not micro nutrients