looks like these will be a regular addition to my meals...http://forums.steroid.com/showpost.p...&postcount=610
The bodybuilding style of eating isn't easy on the body...so yes, I suggest digestive enzymes.
A full-spectrum formula couldn't hurt.
Personally, I have issues with protein, so I use bromelaine more or less year-round.
something called kangen water is gaining popularity recently. youtube has some videos on it. this water is run through ionizers and the alkaline water is drank and is supposed to have a plethora of benefits and the acidic water is used for everything from treating psoriasis to sterilizing hospitals over in japan.John Beradi?
Honestly I'm a bit torn. It has merit. At the very least the style of eating makes people more conscious of their food combinations.
Personally I'm aware of the acid/alkaline environment when putting together my meals... but I've consciously calculated the PRAL score from meal to meal.
There's a discussion running on my forum about just this topic actually.
personally i dont feel the bodies ph fluctuates to any considerable degree. we have a great deal of mechanisms for regulating ph as well as buffers contained in blood. i havnt looked into this extensively yet just wondering your initial thoughts.
ill check out the thread.
Dr. Schulze?Bentonite clay + psyllium husk detox.
Personally.. I don't think so.
I consume a LOT more than you do...and have for years.
My impression was that Bentonite was a scam. that the only thing being "cleansed" from the colon was the bentonite being ingested. and that build up does not occur inside the colon. could you elaborate a little further as to how it aids? as this is a common debate i have with friends.
as they should. once again thanks for taking time out to answer.No problem mate.
I've got to apologize for the delayed response.
My clients take precedence...so I check in when I get an email prompt about this thread.
It's 3:04 a.m. here.. So I think I'm heading to bed now.
Feel free to post up your questions.
I WILL get the email prompt(s).
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