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Daran wrote:i do the following stack.
Tren Ace - 500mg/wk
Test Prop - 250mg/wk
Masteron Prop - 500mg/wk
ECAY Stack - 3 Times a day
+ a 1000 calorie deficit (2500 per day for me)
+ Intermittent Fasting
I'm 6'1" & 210lbs with 9% BF.
moti wrote:You know how hard you have to go to burn off that crap.
And that's just breakfast....
moti wrote:Will try, need to get rid of le body fat.
The guys complaining now.........
pete wrote:I found that I was better able to portion out my calories using kiss wraps than anything else. Unfortunately they stopped making them cause I really liked to eat them.
Used to make 3 in the morning with the sliced meat from Pricesmart(probably horrible for me being packed with nitrates and other crap but it was easy). I think each wrap was like 280calories, one at 8AM, one at 10AM and one at 12 with an apple. Another apple at 2pm, would hit a high fiber snack at 4pm then would do a walk/run for 45 mins and end the day with a bowl of high fiber cereal before bed.
dogg wrote:I said prior in moderation like once a week OK.
But then most in dis country can't handle once a week, hence hypertension, type 1/2 diabetes, stroke, heart, etc. all high. As for evolution, it cos of that we have these issues, we're not built for diets of 200g of fat a day. I bet many eat dat regularly in this country.
Its commendable that you are careful with your diet, but there's no need for the average person to stop enjoying the foods they like. You can eat anything you want daily, just keep the calories to a reasonable level.
Also limiting Carbohydrates is a more efficient way to lose excess weight than by limiting fat.
moti wrote:You know how hard you have to go to burn off that crap.
And that's just breakfast....
Daran wrote:i do the following stack.
Tren Ace - 500mg/wk
Test Prop - 250mg/wk
Masteron Prop - 500mg/wk
ECAY Stack - 3 Times a day
+ a 1000 calorie deficit (2500 per day for me)
+ Intermittent Fasting
I'm 6'1" & 210lbs with 9% BF.
VexXx Dogg wrote:255 to 176 checking in.
have absolutely no intention of going back. even though I'm leaning out everywhere - that last bit of belly fat that I had since a child is as stubborn as I am. It's strange, veins popping in arms and legs, even upper chest when working out but hello flabbybelly. Damn fvcker.
current target is for about 180 with 10-12%BF. The answer is resistance training.
VexXx Dogg wrote:255 to 176 checking in.
have absolutely no intention of going back. even though I'm leaning out everywhere - that last bit of belly fat that I had since a child is as stubborn as I am. It's strange, veins popping in arms and legs, even upper chest when working out but hello flabbybelly. Damn fvcker.
current target is for about 180 with 10-12%BF. The answer is resistance training.
moti wrote:^^ I don't think they mean you will automatically faint or drop dead when you fasting and exercising.
It's the long term effect you need to take into consideration.
VexXx Dogg wrote:moti wrote:^^ I don't think they mean you will automatically faint or drop dead when you fasting and exercising.
It's the long term effect you need to take into consideration.
It's not that bad once you get used to it. It's giving me the discipline, so that works for now. Will re-evaluate after my little experiment is over.
Recently did a complete physical and all stats pretty damn good. Dr congratulated me and mentioned if I was still a fat smoking fvck, I could have expected a 40% or higher chance of keeling over in my 50's. If I maintain my current trajectory, it is expected be 10% or less.
This guy has some good stuff on IF.
http://www.leangains.com/
Currently on a 18/6 split.18 hours fasting, 6 hour eating window, and getting in my daily macros with good, balanced meals. Whey is really for the days where I couldn't hit my macros with real food.
Broscience? Maybe.
But my IF regime has helped me break my longest plateau to date.
nervewrecker wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:moti wrote:^^ I don't think they mean you will automatically faint or drop dead when you fasting and exercising.
It's the long term effect you need to take into consideration.
It's not that bad once you get used to it. It's giving me the discipline, so that works for now. Will re-evaluate after my little experiment is over.
Recently did a complete physical and all stats pretty damn good. Dr congratulated me and mentioned if I was still a fat smoking fvck, I could have expected a 40% or higher chance of keeling over in my 50's. If I maintain my current trajectory, it is expected be 10% or less.
This guy has some good stuff on IF.
http://www.leangains.com/
Currently on a 18/6 split.18 hours fasting, 6 hour eating window, and getting in my daily macros with good, balanced meals. Whey is really for the days where I couldn't hit my macros with real food.
Broscience? Maybe.
But my IF regime has helped me break my longest plateau to date.
When you starve doesnt your body store food when it next gets? I donno, im asking.
maj. tom wrote:Yes it does when it is on glucose metabolism. (Insulin takes the new glucose after a starvation period and stores the excess that the body cannot use as fat. You have about 4 grams of glucose total in your blood at a postprandial time and about 100 grams of glycogen stored in the liver.) Not when it is on dietary ketone metabolism. When a body is ketone adapted it would burn fats for energy. There is no starving mode then. Just continual fat burning to obtain the BMR.
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