diet

  1. Musclebeauty

    NUTRITION*AND*SPECIAL DIETS

    NUTRITION*AND*SPECIAL DIETS Nutrition is an extremely complex science that deals with a system so intricate that it is oft difficult to fathom. Our bodies require many different things from the food we eat and we need the specific sustenance they offer in varying quantities and forms. One of...
  2. Musclebeauty

    PALEO DIET

    Humans*evolved millions of years ago in a much different environment than*our own. The so-called Paleo diet takes its name from the Paleolithic period, which began when humans first started to use stone tools. The theory behind the diet is that our modern pattern of food consumption...
  3. drtbear1967

    Know your Fats!!

    There are three types of fats you should include in your diet: saturated, mono-unsaturated, and poly-unsaturated. Despite what we've heard in the past, saturated fat and cholesterol are needed for the synthesis of the steroid hormones in the body, including testosterone. . • Under all...
  4. H

    Not ready for steroids / no need for goals?

    Today, I had to go to the hospital, as I had a cist in my eye causing inflamation, and now I have steroid eye drops to take over the next week. I'm on tren + test now. Last week, I experienced 2 days of wipe out (extreme tiredness, to the point that I was having breakfast, and dozed off in my...
  5. drtbear1967

    Insulin and Abs.

    You may be one of those poor bastards that retains a roll of fat around his waist no matter how much you diet and how lean you get. That "tubey" look may reflect insulin resistance. While your instinct might be to adopt a low-carb diet, it doesn't fix the problem. What's more, a chronic low-carb...
  6. Presser

    Canadian Bodybuilding Forum Is Now Open

    Canadian Bodybuilding Forum Open. Discussion topics on all things Health and Fitness, Bodybuilders connecting in canada to share training , diet and nutrition as well as all things performance enhancement related. Supplements, P.E.D.'s , Anabolic Androgenic Steroids, Gyms, Contests, Shows, Dates...
  7. drtbear1967

    Blood Type BS.

    Speaking of blood. Sometimes we can become intrigued by an idea that sounds good in theory, such as the claim that foods will react differently depending on your blood type, and that, to lose weight optimally, you therefore should adapt your diet depending on what blood type you have. - These...
  8. B

    Question??

    Has anyone tried a low t3 dose and gw, while on Aas I know I’ll get the do cardio and diet speech , and its catabolic I’ll save the trolls time !!!
  9. drtbear1967

    BS on Body Type Training

    It’s time to call out the marketing bullshit telling people that they can’t get results if they don’t train according to their body type. - ��Yes, we are all built differently. Yes, we have different genetics. Yes, there is some evidence that certain gene types respond better to...
  10. H

    Dbol reaction help

    I was on 1.5ml test per week (test E/300mg) split into 2 doses. Was fine. Started dbol (20mg x 2 tablets a day, spread out) and started getting ‘wipe outs’ ie sleeping but feeling exhausted (not sleepy but like someone sucked out all my energy) when I wake up to the point that I’ve had my...
  11. drtbear1967

    Initial Body Fat and Body Composition Change

    For many years (decades?) a common suggestion was that one should attempt to gain some muscle mass mass (through resistance training and possibly overeating) prior to beginning a diet. Well meaning individuals would suggest you spent 3-4 weeks or more training hard and eating well to gain muscle...
  12. drtbear1967

    Nutrition Rules that Misses the Mark

    Nutrition Rules That Miss the Mark 1 – “Diet is 70% of Your Results!” Nobody will argue the importance of diet when it comes to achieving your physique goals. A nutrition plan that’s not in line with your goal will make it much harder to reach it. If your objective is to get shredded and...
  13. H

    Hello

    My name is Jack and i am 28 years of age. I was browsing this forum for more than a week and today finally decided to join it. Really nice forum, keep up the good work. Been training on and off around 6 years now, one of the reasons on joining the forum is to get some advice and tips on the...
  14. drtbear1967

    Long term effects of high protein diet.

    theguerillachemist This should dispel some outdated rumors about too much protein and kidneys. A diet that consists of high protein intake - 2.5-3.3g per kg of bodyweight - does not have any deleterious effects. It has been postulated that high protein diets can have negative affects on the...
  15. drtbear1967

    How to come off a Keto Diet.

    themusclephd ��When people want to come off of a keto diet, they typically do so by rapidly reintroducing carbs. Our lab and others have found this is not the way to do it! If you do reintroduce carbs, do it slowly and conservatively or you will likely put on fat at a rapid pace.
  16. drtbear1967

    The need for Urgency!

    Everybody should prepare for something that requires them to work harder and do everything possible to reach a specific goal. There are plenty of options: a bodybuilding contest or a professional photo shoot, a powerlifting or amateur strongman competition, etc. Having to prepare for something...
  17. drtbear1967

    Eggs = YES

    by Matt Weik Without a doubt, eggs are one of the best protein sources you can find. I’ve done several content pieces on how great eggs are not only for your health, but for putting on quality lean muscle mass. It seems just about every year some new research comes out showing more benefits...
  18. drtbear1967

    Getting the Right Amount of Protein on a Keto Diet.

    themusclephd ��Getting into ketosis and gaining muscle is a tricky combination. Multiple studies have now shown you can gain just as much muscle when keto adapted as you can when carb adapted, however this will likely not happen if your protein intake is too low.- If your protein...
  19. drtbear1967

    Ego Training = Injury

    Training is the part we all love, in the muscle-building process. Diet is probably the part we like least. Diet is often times a drag. You can either have carbs or you have to make due with fat. You can either have salt or you have to make do with bland food. You can either drink a lot of water...
  20. drtbear1967

    Women on Steroids and How to Eat for Muscle.

    Women and Steroids - How to Eat For Muscle. Since every body type is different, it is difficult to generalize how one should eat for various goals (e.g. muscle gain, weight loss, competition, etc.). The following is an amalgam of information mostly generated from the personal webpages of...
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