I find myself craving fatty, red meat all day long. I eat pounds of it over the days. I average at least at least 2-3 pounds a day, and it's taking a toll on my bills. I try to get the highest quality meat I can get, which is usually imported grass-fed lamb and mutton.
I'm about 178cm, about 70kg and am weightlifting about 3-4 times a week. Total calories should be well above what I *should* eat (acording to TDEE calculators), yet I'm not gaining any fat mass. I'm making serious gains and I am getting leaner.
I do eat carbs, especially when I workout.
My energy is good and consistent, no crashes. No disregulated blood sugar symptoms, sleep is fine too.
Often times, after eating 300g or so of red meat and some carbs, I'm still craving meat like crazy and have another 300g or so. It's like this craving deep within me, and I cannot seem to satisfy it.
I also eat organs for nutrients.
What's wrong? Or is this just my body calling for calories?
EDIT: I do seem to get cold between meals too fast for my liking, but it's also pretty cold right now here in Germany. I'm usually pretty warm for a good few hours after a meal and waking temp is also fine.
I'm about 178cm, about 70kg and am weightlifting about 3-4 times a week. Total calories should be well above what I *should* eat (acording to TDEE calculators), yet I'm not gaining any fat mass. I'm making serious gains and I am getting leaner.
I do eat carbs, especially when I workout.
My energy is good and consistent, no crashes. No disregulated blood sugar symptoms, sleep is fine too.
Often times, after eating 300g or so of red meat and some carbs, I'm still craving meat like crazy and have another 300g or so. It's like this craving deep within me, and I cannot seem to satisfy it.
I also eat organs for nutrients.
What's wrong? Or is this just my body calling for calories?
EDIT: I do seem to get cold between meals too fast for my liking, but it's also pretty cold right now here in Germany. I'm usually pretty warm for a good few hours after a meal and waking temp is also fine.