Eat more protein during caloric deficit to maintain muscle mass
When you're in a caloric deficit, due to cutting or intermittent fasting, you have to do resistance training and eat more protein than usual in order to maintain your muscle mass. Aim for 2.0-2.2g/kg of protein per day.
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