Andrew Huberman spoke about this with Layne Norton. He doesn’t wear any health tracking tech as there is a strong placebo effect in a bad score impacting peoples mood and productivity (even when they’ve slept well)
Somewhat related article here Why Tracking Your Sleep Can Backfire
Protein distribution doesn’t matter (even in the case of an IF style 8 hour feeding window) so long as you get 3 servings of high quality protein in that time. Best to just focus on getting >1.6g per kg of bodyweight everyday.
https://podclips.com/c/cqOuwh
I haven't been eating low carb very much for the past 9 months so hadn't had any need to experiment with 20g of pre-workout dextrose. Gave it a go this morning after 2 days of strict keto, was absolutely amazing. Had an awesome workout, would highly recommend.
Started cutting calories on high carb, high protein, low fat macros. Found it very difficult to control myself and feel satiated, switched to LCHF and intermittent fasting and it makes me feel like I'm not even dieting.
White rice and white bread are great sources of starchy carbs which are an extremely efficient way of refilling your muscles glycogen stores. The fact they are more quickly digested and absorbed by muscle tissue (god bless the GLUT4) is great for muscle recovery but can lead to overfeeding. More...
So much of a crock that the AIS have it included as a recommended supplement?
https://www.ais.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/1048310/Carnitine-InfographicFINAL.pdf
The reddit user u/Mougllii is a brand ambassador and makes money selling supplements?
Anyone else tried carnitine? I was pretty sceptical when I first purchased it but had seen some good reviews on reddit.
It’s definitely surpassed my expectations, I do 2g in the morning and then 2g in the afternoon.
I don’t know about it’s fat burning efficacy (I’m not currently in a calorie...
Not suggesting everything in this article is relevant to you but might be some food for thought
http://www.rawstrength.co.uk/blogpost/sumo-deadlifts-and-angry-groins
Got scolded by a PT this morning for my deadlift being to loud, I don’t drop the weights or anything (this was related to plates hitting the ground, not grunting) so politely told him to EABD.
My gym has a raised floor (as opposed to the floor being a slab of concrete) so it is pretty noisy but...
I got this recommended to me by a nutritionist, haven't really looked at any other brands tho tbh https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/90907/microgenics-vitamin-d3-1000iu-200-capsules
It's my strongest lift but nothing freakish, best ever deadlift was 225kg @ 77.7kg bodyweight
Deadlift yesterday was 180kg single then 140 3x3, I'm quite out of shape at the moment though
Would love to hit a triple bodyweight deadlift this year
Becoming convinced that heavy deadlifts are some kind of potent virility serum (for me at least).
Every time I cut them from my routine within a few weeks I nearly always end up struggling for gym/diet motivation. Bring them back and I'm always back on the wagon. Really weird.
This is some interesting insight on the differences between sugar and fruits/honey.
Wasn’t aware how differently honey and fruit impacted our health markers
Reason I’ve posted it in here is because the doctor derek is speaking to is a former carnivore and very supportive of LCHF diets.
If she enjoys low carbohydrate higher fat foods (cheese, bacon, eggs, fatty cuts of meat) then it can be a great way to control calories.
At the end of the day calories are king for weight loss and whatever food helps you minimise your daily calorie intake is the best diet to follow.
Been a huge supporter of bulknutrients for many years but I recently bought some choc and vanilla wpc from aminoz. Aminoz use stevia to sweeten their protein powders and to be honest I much prefer the sucralose used by BN
I've ended up putting a gram of swerve in with my protein shakes to get...
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