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11th July 11, 08:54 AM
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I got sick a couple weeks ago. I got two fevers each about a week apart, so that kinda put a halt on my workouts. I'll be jumping back into things today after work.
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11th July 11, 11:12 AM
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I will interject here that a lot of fad diet info is easily available, complete with faux science to boost book sales. Proceed with caution. Short term weight gain is possible, certainly, but long-term over-consumption of animal protein and suppression of complex carbohydrates is a virtual recipe for cancer. Plus, your brain cannot operate w/o fuel, and that's built from the carbs.
I will grant you that it's theoretically possible to transmute anything into what you need, but it's a lot of work and few are equipped with the necessary info and focus. Easier to eat properly. It's actually easier to live w/o food than to transmute everything.
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11th July 11, 12:13 PM
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 Originally Posted by tripleblessed
I will interject here that a lot of fad diet info is easily available, complete with faux science to boost book sales. Proceed with caution. Short term weight gain is possible, certainly, but long-term over-consumption of animal protein and suppression of complex carbohydrates is a virtual recipe for cancer. Plus, your brain cannot operate w/o fuel, and that's built from the carbs.
Your commentary about cancer could not be any farther from the truth. I will leave it at that, as I do not want to water down Biblemonkey's thread nor do I want to get involved in an Internet argument, but let's just say I've extensively researched this particular diet, and trust it enough to feed my only son and wife.
If you would like more information, please feel free to send me a PM. But please, please, don't make statements like those above without some kind of legitimate research behind it.
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11th July 11, 12:38 PM
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 Originally Posted by tripleblessed
I will interject here that a lot of fad diet info is easily available, complete with faux science to boost book sales. Proceed with caution. Short term weight gain is possible, certainly, but long-term over-consumption of animal protein and suppression of complex carbohydrates is a virtual recipe for cancer. Plus, your brain cannot operate w/o fuel, and that's built from the carbs.
I will grant you that it's theoretically possible to transmute anything into what you need, but it's a lot of work and few are equipped with the necessary info and focus. Easier to eat properly. It's actually easier to live w/o food than to transmute everything.
I don't know where this even came in at. This thread is about fitness goals. Excercise and good nutrition is the order of the day. No one mentioned fad dieting.
by the by Reverend Graham and Joshua-Good job! Keep it up!
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