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vegetarian muscle building?

I started being mainly vegetarian about two yrs ago. I still love protein, dont get me wrong. I started just getting to a point where nothing sounds good anymore at all however. At all. Before the vegetarian stage, I was on an extremely limited carb diet for muscle building/toning. That worked fantastically with great energy as a result. Now though, after going through this change from a ton of protein every single day to just fowl and fish protein, but very limited amounts and some days only relying on protein bars, I have no energy. I bike to work every day which round trip is 8 miles and recovery is virtually impossible, I know I have to fix this problem, but I have to feel better to even get started. Hoe do I do this? Please no rude answers and no solicitation. I will junk your link if you try and sell me any product. That being said I am open to suggestions. Thank you in advance.

Update:

I am asking in the military community because despite some issues I have had with military personnel, I know some of the great nutrition facts come from the military sector. I am a DoD civilian so hoorah!!!

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  • Mutt
    Lv 7
    9 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    Carbs. Protein helps grow muscle (with exercise), but carbs give you energy.

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    Lv 4
    5 years ago

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