not sure where to put this... possible sides?

[bartman314]

age 52
weight 225 lbs
bf 12%
HRT for 3 years
5 cycles

i aborted my last tren/mast/test cycle after 2 weeks as a result of a torn tricep. i was just entering the night sweat phase. strange thing is that it's two weeks past end of cycle and night sweats are fine, but now i have strange day sweats at odd times - mostly when eating a high protein meal.

thoughts?

[InternalFire]

I'd say its to do with digestion, when I stuff my face with high protein 2000-2500kcal serving in one sitting, I sweat like a pig during the time I finish the dish and just short time right after, I dont get sleepy though but just full, and maybe its something to do your body getting in to mode of processing one-hell-of-a-meal if its huge in size + maybe your digestion is on a weaker side at the moment, hence body pumps more energy in to digestion, hence the sweat etc ... may be completely out of topic but I thought I will share since sounds familiar to me

PS: Im not on any compound

[SuperNova93]

I'd say its to do with digestion, when I stuff my face with high protein 2000-2500kcal serving in one sitting, I sweat like a pig during the time I finish the dish and just short time right after, I dont get sleepy though but just full, and maybe its something to do your body getting in to mode of processing one-hell-of-a-meal if its huge in size + maybe your digestion is on a weaker side at the moment, hence body pumps more energy in to digestion, hence the sweat etc ... may be completely out of topic but I thought I will share since sounds familiar to me

PS: Im not on any compound

That is correct! Protein has a higher thermogenic effect than fat and Carbs. Eating a 2000 calorie meal made up of all protein, will actually burn between 400-700 calories just in the process of digestion, where as a 2000 caloric meal made up of carbs, roughly 200 calories would be burned in the same process, and then with 2000 cals of fats, only 100 calories

Basically your metabolic rate sky rockets when eating protein lol

[InternalFire]

Thought so, well from that 2500kcal I'd hit, about 60% be proteins, 30% fats and ~10% carbs , not entirely accurate I guess but averages so, then I guess its normal ... or I was thinking if I was having tren sweats from indulging myself with "tren-fed" beef mince Its no secret all this meat we eat are somewhat grown partially on gear in one way or another, but thats out of topic, and misinforming I believe , just anecdotal talk

[SuperNova93]

Thought so, well from that 2500kcal I'd hit, about 60% be proteins, 30% fats and ~10% carbs , not entirely accurate I guess but averages so, then I guess its normal ... or I was thinking if I was having tren sweats from indulging myself with "tren-fed" beef mince Its no secret all this meat we eat are somewhat grown partially on gear in one way or another, but thats out of topic, and misinforming I believe , just anecdotal talk

lol yeah there is a ridiculous amount of hormones in our meats. I'm surprised we aren't all hormonal babies!

[InternalFire]

in other words -> meats + AI. "eat & cruise" .... crazy talk, would be more crazy if it worked that way

[bartman314]

i was wondering if it was this... thanks.