getting super lean sickkunt
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@A-Former-User said in getting super lean sickkunt:
Ok that makes a bit more sense. Yes extreme endurance is always detrimental to health and im sure the amount of plants you ate did not help your thyroid.
While i think veganism is a an anti human agenda, i also think that for it to be optimal (as optimal as a deficient diet can be) there needs to be an abundance of easily digestible carbohydrates. I think most vegans do themselves an even bigger disservice by eating way too much fibrous foods and hard to digest foods.
My days fluctuated in protein, certainly there were plenty of days in the lower range maybe even dipping into 50g protein if most of the day was rice and fruit, but i definitely had higher days eating chicken breast, tenderloin, egg whites and fat free dairy, mainly yogurt and drinking milk.
While i understand that saying the diet in not a restriction diet and at the same time saying restricting dietary fat is crucial sounds like an oxymoron, it really isnt. people that are fat need to concern themselves far less about protein, fats and even nutrients because they are wearing an excess of everything on their body. So in that sense, while their dietary fat is being restricted, they are liberating their fat stores freely and nutrition is still abundant. As long as carbohydrate consumption is high, it cant be a restriction diet as they are getting everything they need. Hopefully that makes sense, its arguing semantics and wordplay really.
The real key here is that it is different to any other fat loss diet in that way. There has never been a fat loss diet promoted that doesnt restrict calories. Carnivore/keto usually talk about not needing to restrict calories but i have not seen many actually able to get lean on those diets withour further restricting and usually they stall with a good amount of fat to go. Those diets also physically change peoples microbiomes and metabolisms and dont allow for refeeds with carbs without disastrous effect.
Gotcha. I understand better now why you don’t consider it a restriction diet. Thank you for further explaining and clarifying your protein intake, Zach.
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@samson said in getting super lean sickkunt:
or maybe just get a girl and forget about this whole lean mean machine business to begin with...
I vote for this. Find a nice girl who’ll look at you like you hung the moon and leave your body be. It’s perfect.
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Where do I find one (asking for a friend)?
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@jamezb46, I’ve always met men organically just going about my life so normally I would suggest that, but based on what I’ve heard men say about how challenging it is to approach women nowadays, maybe your friend could join a coed meetup group/club, volunteer or take classes, based on their interests, that way they’re meeting women they have something in common with who are also there to socialize and likely more open. Some ideas:
Volunteering at a soup kitchen, animal shelter or environmental organization involving community cleanup, join a choir, book, astronomy, gaming, hiking or cycling club or a coed recreational sports league, join a climbing gym (possibly more opportunity to interact there than at a regular gym?), take a drawing, painting, sculpting, cooking, martial art or dance class, and if your friend is open to it, ballroom specifically. I had a coworker who did ballroom and she said that the women were always fighting over the men because there weren’t enough to partner up with. There’s also church, if your friend is religious, and even local hobby forums so if they meet a women online, it’s more feasible to get together in person. I wish him the best of luck.
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@Jennifer Thank you for all of the advice. You've given him plenty of consider. My friend thanks you (We're so close I can practically read his thoughts)
I'll tell him to give special consideration to the ballroom dancing class. He listens to everything I tell him.
In time there is life but no knowledge; outside time there is knowledge but no life
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@jamezb46 time to design a PED stack for your friend to become the best ballroom dancer in the class
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My pleasure, @jamezb46.
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@alfredoolivas said in getting super lean sickkunt:
@jamezb46 time to design a PED stack for your friend to become the best ballroom dancer in the class
there’s no WADA for ballroom dancingThe ladies’ adoration is all the PED he'll need. He'll be mastering the art of seduction in no time.
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Haha. I will be the one to introduce PEDs to ballroom dancing.
Honestly don’t even know what would work well. Rhodiola? Mildronate? Caffeine?
That, and custom weighted equipment to simulate acrobatic dancing maneuvers.
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@jamezb46 said in getting super lean sickkunt:
That, and custom weighted equipment to simulate acrobatic dancing maneuvers.
Or custom aerial straps?
Oh, and rhodiola, passionflower and l-theanine as natural xanax.
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@Jennifer That is some amazing gymnastic strength. I saw back lever, iron cross, one arm back lever. Is that what I'm expected to do in ballroom dancing? Maybe that is why there were so few guys ...
In time there is life but no knowledge; outside time there is knowledge but no life
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Would this be the same as a juice fast?
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@jamezb46, haha…no, no Cirque du Soleil abilities required. I honestly don’t know why more men don’t do ballroom. It’s intimate, they get to lead, and it improves agility and dexterity, which helps their performance in sports and other activities. There are football players who take ballet to help their performance so…
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To bring it full circle, in the bodybuilding movie Pumping Iron Arnold Schwarzenegger was taking ballet classes to improve his performance on the stage, so...
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@jamezb46 how did you get those biceps at the time? Just from cardio and leaning out?
