Nutrition / Supplements Forum: This is a discussion on Alright, Bob, let's get this ball rolling within the Bodybuilding forums, part of the extensive steroid information at MESO-Rx; See, youre overall diet was messed up, so you cant point to the low fat (70g) and say that that ...
See, youre overall diet was messed up, so you cant point to the low fat (70g) and say that that was the cause of all your LBM loss. Your current diet is much better, and though ID like to change some of the things around a little bit, what youve been doing has been working great and we'll stick with that for now.
I think you're missing the point entirely. Low fat can most defintely be attributed to a a loss of muscle due to the fact that low fat = low calories.
If carbs are 75 and protein is 300, without a high amount of fat, for a guy like me, the calories are abysmally low.
And I can point to that as FUCKING FACT, GODDAMNIT!!!!! The ONLY difference between this diet and the ones I have utilized before is that my fat is exponentially higher and my carb choices on carb up days are different.
Your food choices during your refeeds will make a huge difference in preserving muscle. And looking at the numbers, 2500 cals during the week wouldnt be bad. It ends up being a little over 50% of maintenance levels, but it would only be for 3 1/2 days. So 75g carb, 400 pro (1.5g/lb), and 60g fat would get you to 2500 cals. You refeeds, if done by the book, would be 10k calories. Thats a lot of damn food. But you would still shed a ton of fat, keep your muscle and be all happy and stuff.
Your food choices during your refeeds will make a huge difference in preserving muscle. And looking at the numbers, 2500 cals during the week wouldnt be bad. It ends up being a little over 50% of maintenance levels, but it would only be for 3 1/2 days. So 75g carb, 400 pro (1.5g/lb), and 60g fat would get you to 2500 cals. You refeeds, if done by the book, would be 10k calories. Thats a lot of damn food. But you would still shed a ton of fat, keep your muscle and be all happy and stuff.
what is the deal with powdered gatorade over already mixed? seems like ingredients are the same.
You would think so, but the ingredients arent the same. The premix stuff has corn syrup as its main sweetener. The powdered uses mainly dextrose and sucrose. Granted, sucrose isnt the best refeed sugar, its better than corn syrup or fructose.
As a MMA trainer and having worked with many fighters I don't recommended using ephedrine on fight day. Training is OK but it can gas you very fast because it is a potent bronchodilator. In other words, it can cause you to breath too hard through your mouth making you not bite down on you mouth piece. This also means you can get knocked out easier too.
I developed a product called Nitro Shot for just this purpose. Plus it helps replace electrolytes and reduce lactic acid build up in the tissue without pushing your heart rate while your pumping all that adrenaline. This ends up giving you greater endurance. I have Randy Couture on this exact product and he was outlasting 3-4 training partners as a result.
I need a good one, doing the Clen cycle with ECA stack i know i know, keep it clean, but what should i b aiming for? 5"5 180lbs, i'm doing an hour of cardio every morning and working out 5 times a week 2on1off2on split. help me out here boys :P thanks in advance
Did that motherfucker come on to my board and into my thread and try and sell me something? Bob, how did you let such a blatant(and bullshit) advertisement stay in this thread? You should be ashamed of yourself!
i know i know, keep it clean, but what should i b aiming for? 5"5 180lbs, i'm doing an hour of cardio every morning and working out 5 times a week 2on1off2on split. help me out here boys :P thanks in advance
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