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Thread: Diet advice please !! :)
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02-02-2013, 08:14 PM #41
I agree a pill wont absorb if its the size of some of the pills I've seen in my day, ( Animal Pak rings a bell)
I just don't believe a 5-10% absorption is going to apply to every pill. I supplement vit D in the winter when I don't see sun for weeks,(I live in northern alberta) I take 3000iu a day and have been for years
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02-02-2013, 08:24 PM #42
Wheat-grass and Spirulina/Chlorella/Blue-green algae are all known as "Liquid sunshine" and are very high in bio-available Vit D. That's the route I'd recommend.
I now return you to Twitz's hijacked diet thread.
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02-02-2013, 08:41 PM #43
I'm a big fan of chlorella its just so damn expensive.
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02-02-2013, 08:49 PM #44
have you heard of "Naked" and their "Green machine" juice? That's a fairly inexpensive way to get a good sized dose. It looks like pond scum but tastes like apple/pineapple.
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02-02-2013, 10:43 PM #45
Nope, but maybe PM me some info on it if you don't mind so were not blabbing away in this thread
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02-03-2013, 02:19 AM #46
Twitz. As and when you need more EFA's I'd suggest a straight omega 3 only supplement (fish oils). We tend to get more than enough 6&9's from other fat sources in our diets.
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02-03-2013, 01:20 PM #47
We all care! Thats why we post here - for people's advice
I have been skimming your log for a bit and I think once I get stuck I'll be hitting up up with a lot of questions. Hopefully that's ok!
That's good to know. Sometimes I get really sore elbows and wrists when I'm training heavy and the omegas really help! Thanks!
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02-03-2013, 01:21 PM #48
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02-04-2013, 08:44 AM #49
Just catching up on threads... how's it going Twitz?
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02-04-2013, 09:57 AM #50
How did I miss your thread?? Last macro split and total cal look real good.
The TDEE calculations are too high for females IMHO. I always shave at least a couple hundred off for gals cutting.
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02-04-2013, 11:27 AM #51
Today is the first day! (I just got the diet figured out on Sat & Sun is my treat day). So far so good! LOL... I'm not starving yet so that's a good sign
Good to hear! It feels so good when you have a little reassurance and get put on the right track. Yeah, i think it was a little too high. I haven't been as low as 1500 cals/day in years though. Hope to see some nice changes
One thing I was wondering - Monday is my day off from the weights so I was going to leave out the 1/2 cup rice in pwo meal. Is it OK to just omit that one day a week or should I keep it in?
You guys and gals are all AWESOME
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02-04-2013, 11:38 AM #52
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02-04-2013, 11:42 AM #53Originally Posted by twitz
U should do very well on your approach. Looking forward to your progress update!!!
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02-04-2013, 11:44 AM #54Originally Posted by twitz
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02-04-2013, 11:51 AM #55
I haven't read through every response in this thread, so forgive me if this has already been brought up - but have you considered foregoing your 'treat day' until you've established a solid regimen that you know is effective and that you can stick to?
Don't get me wrong, we can all use a break. I just get concerned when I hear things like treat/cheat day, as depending on what that entails, one day of binge eating can easily negate an entire week's worth of dieting efforts. I've seen it... and done it. Perhaps a cheat 'window' ... a few hours.... or just a single epic cheat meal... dessert and all. Just something to think about.
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02-04-2013, 01:11 PM #56
I think I'll try omitting the carbs first. Then when I hit a wall I'll look into something like this. Good suggestion!
I hear what you're saying! I've been following a similar program for the past while now. Been hitting the 1800-2000 cal range for about a month. These changes aren't anything major. Pretty much the same plan I followed, just lower carb and a decrease of about 500 cals.
My 'treat day' is a piece of sprouted bread with egg whites and a small sliced apple for my 1st meal. All other meals are the same, then I train legs and have sushi. Probably 10-12 pieces in total. Do you think that's ok?
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02-04-2013, 01:14 PM #57
That's not a chest day! That's a lenient day! Lol
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02-04-2013, 01:21 PM #58
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02-04-2013, 01:22 PM #59Originally Posted by twitz
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02-04-2013, 01:28 PM #60
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02-04-2013, 01:29 PM #61
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02-04-2013, 01:32 PM #62
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02-04-2013, 01:47 PM #63
Lol your fine! If u wanted to get all nitty gritty, cut back about 150 cals and eat ur maintenance. Doesn't have to b ur "cheats" 150, really isn't much tho. I'd do it just to make myself feel less guilty tho! Lol
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02-04-2013, 02:10 PM #64
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02-04-2013, 02:13 PM #65
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Funny, looks damn near the same as the diet I worked up for my Gf.
Looks good, only change in mine/her's is no dairy and lower quantities.
Not concentrating on timing at this point other than fasted cardio.
Looks good though, to me at least.
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02-04-2013, 02:56 PM #67
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02-04-2013, 03:34 PM #68
Milk Thistle can be helpful, but it does need to be cycled on/off in my experience. It's more for purging the lymph system than true liver support. Also, adding lemon juice to your water is a great way to get that in.
Yes, you can order the algae online, I would recommend finding a liquid version, but a powder capsule works as well, just open it and mix it with water. Also, adding sprouts to your salad can be a nice change up and way to get a lot of these vitamins as well. The most painless way to get most of the benefits of sprouts is to soak your rice for 12+hours so that it starts the internal process of germination. There are several powdered greens mixtures you can find online. Make sure that they include barley and wheat grass, have a large number of greens, fruits and veggies; and that they require refrigeration after opening. Those that don't meet those criteria tend to be total crap and a rip off. The taste isn't the greatest, but it can be made palatable by mixing it with apple juice.
I will take a look at your vitamins and edit this post to add my thoughts on them.
Add some turnip or collard greens to your spinach to help negate the oxalate, and increase your vitamin intake. The taste difference is basically nil.
Himalayan black salt- Yes, just a dash. Otherwise it becomes a purgative. (BTW, per the concern you voiced earlier, this is exceptionally low in sodium). 1/16th of a tsp in a 24oz bottle of water is a good way to help keep your electrolytes balanced during strenuous activity. Add another 1/16th-1/8th tsp to your eggs.
Yes, I would recommend about 1000mg/day of Valerian Root, but don't take the two capsules at the same time or you may find yourself falling asleep when you don't want to. 1500mg of Valerian root is a common Rx for people with insomnia.
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-Your fish oil drink, I would love to hear your reasoning on. You're pretty heavy in the omegas to begin with. You really only need some Omega 3's which would be easily done by putting walnut oil on your salads, and Cod liver oil as we discussed.
-Multivitamin: I'd switch to a liquid vitamin and add a powdered greens drink to it. (But if this works for you and you're not having symptoms of deficiencies stick with what works.)
-Whey Protein: Do I even need to say anything here?
- Vitamin C: While this is water soluble and very hard to over dose on, there are negative results to be had (including complications with the sodium issue we discussed earlier, and miscarriages for another) from too much of this in your diet and supplements. Many B vitamins, especially the complexes have Vitamin C in them in rather large amounts to aide in the absorption of the B's, so check your Vitamin B and make sure you're not obscenely over supplementing with C.
-Magnesium: You're eating spinach and leafy greens 4 meals a day, as well as whole grains, unless you're showing signs of magnesium deficiency drop this altogether. This is also going to be found in the Himalayan Black salt.
-Potassium: I'd take this with your Pre-workout meal to help with your electrolyte balance during your workout. Otherwise, it's unnecessary based on your diet, especially if you switch your multivitamin. This is also going to be found in the Himalayan Black salt.
-Nutrabolics: Since I can't find a product label on these and I'm not personally familiar with them, I'm going to make some suggestions based on assumptions stemming from the product names. 1) You don't need Taurine, it's likely already in your products from Nutrabolic. 2) Being that it's an amino acid, you've got it fairly well covered with your protein intake. 3) Your Taurine, Magnesium, and Potassium are probably overkill with the Nutrabolics. You should probably take a good look at the labels and drop either the singles, or the Nutrabolics.
-If you're needing an energy boost midday, take a simple caffeine pill and a dose of B complex.
-Creatine: I know many builders swear by this, but I've not yet seen anything favorable about it in studies.
-L-Carnitine: could be a good addition to help with your fat-burning if you want to supplement your amino acids, as you're doing with the Taurine.
I hope this helps. Any further questions feel free to ask.
Treasure.Last edited by kitstreasure; 02-04-2013 at 04:10 PM.
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