| Forum Index > TL Community |
|
funkie
Venezuela9374 Posts
On November 17 2010 04:11 eshlow wrote: IF only really works well if food quality is good. If food quality sucks then the body is liable to still hold on to fat more easily. Like if you tried that twinkie diet *facepalm* Twinkie diet? Links?! xD | ||
|
AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
this professor went on a twinkie diet by eating twinkies and junk food every couple hours and lost like 20-30lbs. I think he took some vitamin pills too. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-11-15/news/ct-edit-twinkie-20101115_1_calorie-counts-daily-protein-twinkie-diet | ||
|
eshlow
United States5210 Posts
LDL went down but they dont know what LDL went down since they didn't do a full lipid profile. Big fluffy LDL is good and small dense is generally bad. even if total LDL goes down, if it's losing lots of big fluffy LDL and gaining small dense then that LDL decrease is very very very bad. Also, good analysis of the whole thing from a guy who researches fat metabolism: http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/2010/11/twinkie-diet-for-fat-loss.html | ||
|
ModernAgeShaman
Norway484 Posts
On November 17 2010 03:45 eshlow wrote: Studies show it doesn't matter If it helps you eat less overall then go for it..... or conversely eat more overall for weight gain what kind of studies? do you mean that the traditional 3 meals a day ~5-6 hours apart is the same as 5-6 meals a day 3 hours apart if you ate the same amount of calories weight gain and weight loss wise? it's my understanding that your body cannot store protein (and you digest your food in ~3 hours) therefore in order to maximize building and always have a protein source you should eat every 3 hours. 5-6 meals a day also helps you regulate portions and control hunger urges so you don't binge on garbage, and also lets your body utilize the nutrients more efficiently because there is less to process. | ||
|
eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On November 17 2010 04:52 Sinep wrote: what kind of studies? do you mean that the traditional 3 meals a day ~5-6 hours apart is the same as 5-6 meals a day 3 hours apart if you ate the same amount of calories weight gain and weight loss wise? it's my understanding that your body cannot store protein (and you digest your food in ~3 hours) therefore in order to maximize building and always have a protein source you should eat every 3 hours. 5-6 meals a day also helps you regulate portions and control hunger urges so you don't binge on garbage, and also lets your body utilize the nutrients more efficiently because there is less to process. Yes. Food digests over a period of 8 hours and take what it needs as it needs it... There's some myth running around that the body can only use X amount of protein at once so you have to eat more meals frequently to gain muscle. That's false. I have no clue where you're getting the 3 hours thing. | ||
|
sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
Today's workout: Pullups: BW+7,5kg x 5 x 3 BB Row: 60kg x 10, 75kg x 10 and 85kg x 5 x 5 (+2,5kg) Pulldowns: 14pl x 8 and 17pl x 7 (+1pl -3 reps) DB Row: 30kg x 10, 40kg x 6 and 50kg x 8 (+2,5kg!) Maxed out the dumbells in the gym so I guess I have to work on form and adding more reps now. | ||
|
RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
Wish me luck. | ||
|
Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
| ||
|
decafchicken
United States20010 Posts
Kinda tired from yesterday but not enough to deter me from my workout today Maxed out DL at 455 for my starting point. Maxing squat in ~2 workouts, i have a feeling it will be frightening close to my DL. Then got 135,4x150 for OHP, happy with my progress so far but want MOAR (big shoulders for hitting people desired) And some 25lb pull ups and a ton of core now i'm exhausted. Aight some borderline bad chicken, almost went into vomit mode but it went away. Must remember to cook it sooner after defrosting. Ordered some vitamin d3, hopefully that comes in soon and makes my life feel all around better. | ||
|
eshlow
United States5210 Posts
http://www.iherb.com/Healthy-Origins-Vitamin-D3-10-000-IU-360-Softgels/21298?at=0 LOW052 for $5 off. On November 17 2010 07:21 Ingenol wrote: I heard an interesting hypothesis today that part of the reason wheat may be so involved with food allergies is that there are so few strains of it being grown commercially, especially in North America. Thus people eating wheat tend to be eating the same types over and over again, and the body can develop allergies when this occurs. Apparently efforts to homogenize rice crops in Asia have resulted in large increases in rice allergies. Well, wheat in general is very inflammatory because of gluten and its reactivity and role in irritation and intestinal permeability.. There is something to be said for eating a variety of foods though. | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20010 Posts
Already registered though so no 5$ off  | ||
|
ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
Maybe give http://combattrainingsystems.com/?p=651 a look-see, i'm aware im massively fanboying this site but everything he says has pretty much meshed with what eshlow says so i see no reason to doubt him | ||
|
JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
what am i supposed to eat with my meat then (atm i do one of potatoes/pasta/rice but out of those 3 i prefer pasta by faaaaaar. not only is it easy/fast to cook but it's fucking delicious and cheap). | ||
|
Energies
Australia3225 Posts
But I Like Bread and Pasta! Yes, I like that stuff too, but they make me sick. I suspect it makes you sick, as well. Not only do grains make you sick by raising insulin levels, messing up your fatty acid ratios (n-3/n-6), and irritating your gut, but they are also addictive. Grains, particularly the gluten-containing grains, contain molecules that fit into the opiate receptors in our brain. You know, the same receptors that work with heroin, morphine, and Vicodin? Most people can take or leave stuff like corn tortillas and rice. Suggest that people should perhaps forgo bread and pasta for their health and they will bury a butter knife in your forehead before you can say “whole wheat!” Sorry folks, I don’t make these rules, I just have the lovely task of educating you about them. Why I had to focus on gluten-free living, exercise, and trying to get you healthy, I will never know. I should have just peddled hookers, cocaine, and pastries! So much easier. Instead, here’s a one week food plan. There are hundreds of great options, but this is a simple menu to get you started: Week 1 Monday BREAKFAST: 2–4 poached eggs, almonds, small piece fruit or berries LUNCH: Chicken fajita salad SNACK: 2 oz chicken, apple, few avocado slices DINNER: Grilled salmon, roasted green beans, side salad Tuesday BREAKFAST: Leftover salmon, walnuts LUNCH: Lettuce, tomato, onion, and condiments of your choice over 1–2 burger patties, orange, almonds SNACK: Jerky, macadamia nuts DINNER: Rotisserie chicken, steamed broccoli, side salad Wednesday BREAKFAST: Leftover chicken w/salsa, ½ avocado LUNCH: Tuna and cabbage salad SNACK: Remainder of tuna and cabbage salad DINNER: Crock-Pot pork loin, tomato sauce, zucchini, chopped cauliflower, basil. Make a large portion, leftovers will be used for several meals! Thursday BREAKFAST: Slice of ham, 2–3 scrambled eggs, fruit LUNCH: Leftover pork loin SNACK: 2 hard-boiled eggs, almonds DINNER: Stir-fry beef salad. Serve over bed of greens with balsamic vinegar Friday BREAKFAST: Sausage stir-fry breakfast LUNCH: Easy ceviche SNACK: 2 oz chicken, apple DINNER: Spaghetti squash (Note from Tim: this is delicious) or kelp-noodle spaghetti: cook either choice with marinara sauce, ground meat, olive oil Saturday BREAKFAST: Chicken apple hash LUNCH: 5–6 oz deli turkey, ½ lb steamed broccoli, drizzle with olive oil SNACK: 2–3 oz turkey, carrot sticks, almonds DINNER: Indian-style coleslaw, leftover pork loin, side salad with olive oil Sunday BREAKFAST: Western omelet, sweet potato hash LUNCH: Lamb patties, tomato, lettuce, strawberries SNACK: Turkey, avocado DINNER: Halibut, roasted asparagus, berries with balsamic vinegar | ||
|
Energies
Australia3225 Posts
http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/09/19/paleo-diet-solution/ | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20010 Posts
Also, i just found out my neighbor had pneumonia for the last month(didnt realize it?) and she had to go to the hospital for immune failure/heart arithmea(however the fuck you spell it). The kicker is i hooked up with this neighbor at beginning of school/made out with her less than a month ago. I did feel like shit for the first month or two of school and me/my roomate had a shitty cough for the duration as well. I did keep working out/took a ton of naps/ate reasonably healthy which might have kept me from dying? I've been feeling a lot better last few weeks so hopefully i'm over it. I do still have an above average amount of mucus for me though. | ||
|
Slithe
United States985 Posts
| ||
|
JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
i'll look into why it's bad later (i'm not questioning that, i already said i trust you guys ^^) i'm questioning what to eat instead all of the sides there are just veggies. plain veggies. i eat a salad as my third side but i can't imagine your only side being a salad.. or veggies.. i think that's a little ridiculous to be honest  would be one hell of a salad.i suppose i could learn to love potatoes and only eat those as a side. potatoes are fine right? | ||
|
phyre112
United States3090 Posts
Now I feel like a bad person, because I've probably done this to another few people through the semester. But also quite beastly. I suppose I can't be blamed for something I wasn't aware of, and also that girls don't happen to take their vitamins and work out regularly, or that college kids are Dependant upon fast food. | ||
|
AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
I smoked this 115 and i bitched out on 120. fucking mad at around 64kg bw | ||
| ||
StarCraft: Brood War Dota 2 Counter-Strike Super Smash Bros Other Games |
|
Replay Cast
PiGosaur Monday
Replay Cast
The PondCast
Replay Cast
HomeStory Cup
HomeStory Cup
BSL: ProLeague
SOOP
Sparkling Tuna Cup
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
