ChrisLifts
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High dose ala, taurine and high potassium diet all help
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Breakfast
60 g cor
45g whey
300ml skim milk
100 g cooked chicken breast
1 x pita wrapLunch
100g white rice raw
150g cooked chicken breast
Lettuce/vegPre
30g whey
200ml skim milk
180g corDinner
200 g chicken breast cooked
160 g white rice raw or 2x pita wraps
Lettuce/Veg
80g cor
200ml skim milk
30g wheyPre bed
80g cor
45g whey
300ml skim milk -
Starting wearing a cgm and my fasted bg is 3.6-4.2 most mornings and 90 post meal levels are like 4.5 and this is post 100-150 gram carb meals
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Thanks guys gives me some good reassurance I’m on the right track, it just gets me sometimes when I’m eating double what my mates are and I’m still starving and leaner then them, but I’m holding great body composition and 15kg up during my rebound so I’ll keep control of my cravings and stick to my meals and hopefully stay hungry
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Same here brother, Since i bump my protein I feel i have better recovery, body composition and I am not that hungry tho, For some people lower protein diet works better for some higher, You just need to figure out, JP always was on high protein diet so that should you tell something 😉
Yeah bro, honestly believe it’s the way everyone in the 90s start of 2000s did it and they looked crazy, I find the strength and muscle gains on 4x bw protein is insane. I don’t seem to find the higher protein affect my appetite but not much does I am constantly hungry
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How do you find the Reta on the bulk I feel soo bloated on it
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Levemir I find better for sides related to water retention.
It binds differently to Lantus and has less spikes. So more stable. Also less sodium retention for this reason.
It’s closer like our own insulin secretion than Lantus. Have a read up on it it’s harder to get hold of. But I favour it
Is there any real way to minimise the water retention on lantus I use 10ius pre meal 1 5x a week on training days and I am so watery in the cheeks and midsection, will it reduce the longer I run or is it just something I have to deal with [/quote]
Electorate balance, I have guys step on stage dry and peeled using it
It doesn’t hold water imo to this degree
It’s always down to electorate balance [/quote]
Also just seems to be my midsection and cheeks legs are arms stay dry as -
Levemir I find better for sides related to water retention.
It binds differently to Lantus and has less spikes. So more stable. Also less sodium retention for this reason.
It’s closer like our own insulin secretion than Lantus. Have a read up on it it’s harder to get hold of. But I favour it
Is there any real way to minimise the water retention on lantus I use 10ius pre meal 1 5x a week on training days and I am so watery in the cheeks and midsection, will it reduce the longer I run or is it just something I have to deal with [/quote]
Electorate balance, I have guys step on stage dry and peeled using it
It doesn’t hold water imo to this degree
It’s always down to electorate balance [/quote]
What is the electrolyte balance that you follow? -
Levemir I find better for sides related to water retention.
It binds differently to Lantus and has less spikes. So more stable. Also less sodium retention for this reason.
It’s closer like our own insulin secretion than Lantus. Have a read up on it it’s harder to get hold of. But I favour it
Is there any real way to minimise the water retention on lantus I use 10ius pre meal 1 5x a week on training days and I am so watery in the cheeks and midsection, will it reduce the longer I run or is it just something I have to deal with
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What’s your height?
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What are your starting macros going to be
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Could move into upper/lower split so the sessions are shorter giving you more time you will still get 3x frequency every 2nd week
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Why would upping the carbs over fat mess you up?
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When using Lantus, it’s important to make sure your nutritional intake is consistent. Insulin doses should be adjusted to fit your actual eating habits and daily needs, rather than adding insulin without the need .
Make a habit of checking your blood glucose at different times throughout the day. If your readings are staying within your target range with your current meals, there may be no need to add or increase insulin. if your blood glucose begins rising above your recommended range, that’s when insulin adjustments might be needed.
Thanks I thought so, atm I only use 10ius on my 5 training days which I eat 750-800 carbs and then I take non on my rest days
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Personally have enjoyed slu and mots c