I'm not sure where to post this but will start here
I have an experiment , mainly diet related, that I would like to conduct. now obviously I can't just conduct it on a paying client thats paying me to help give them the best results possible. I have to only go with what I know works. I would be short changing them trying out "theories" on them.
but if I have a volunteer and mutual agreement then that leaves us both with a clear conscience..
so 12 weeks of coaching. but its based on non traditional dieting strategies. and I can't guarantee any results. its just an experiment.
so heres a couple factors needed for the volunteer.
- this is for a 'lean bulk' or putting on muscle . not for a cut
- must be enhanced already. I don't want any newb gains that are going to skew the results
- must be in a good financial position to be able to purchase a lot of the high quality foods this diet will have
- must be in a good position to be able to phase cycle and rotate in different compounds (hopefully you have a good stash or have good connects already)
- must be able to commit to it for 12 weeks and not fall back into your own old ways of doing things
- you can't be a picky eater. you got to eat whats in the diet. thats the whole point of the experiment
- if you've been on a heavy blast for 12+ weeks already then no its probably not a good time to do this
- if you've been just cruising for awhile and your ready to step things up a notch then yes this is a good time
the DIET and the AAS protocols are going to be quite different then traditional .. not going to go into to many details now. but your diet is going to be designed around certain micro nutrients (not macros) to correspond with certain AAS.. your going to be rotating compounds (not a traditional cycle) and your nutrition is going to be based on feeding those compounds to ultimately enhance muscle growth (with a big focus on maintaining insulin sensitivity)..
your training will be modified as well
I can do this experiment without insulin use. but if your already an insulin user or open to using it .. thats a bonus for sure. as driving nutrients is a big part of this whole thing
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