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  • tidus

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    September 16, 2026 at 1:19 pm in reply to: All videos not working

    The whole platform is in the process of being upgraded, so hang tight! Everything will be running much better soon.

    I had no idea thanks for the clarification 🙂

  • tidus

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    August 26, 2026 at 3:22 pm in reply to: timing of liquids around meals

    Don’t over think it

    Don’t drink large amounts of fluid with meals drink around them super simple and common sense

    will do thanks mate

  • tidus

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    August 25, 2026 at 4:10 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    Have you started the process of elimination yet?

    this week i’ve started him on everything exactly on the meal plan but only using salt and pepper and only sauses are ketchup mustard and hot sauce nothing else that’s not on the plan goes into his mouth. and im gonna see how he’s feeling and if it persists im going to start eliminating food because then i know thats the issue

  • tidus

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    August 25, 2026 at 12:10 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    What if any drugs / supplements are being used

    supplements fish oil, magnesium, vitamin c, milti vitamin, 10g creatine, 10 g glutamine, 2 soft gel peppermint oil. but no drugs.

  • tidus

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    August 23, 2026 at 8:20 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    Does he notice it at any meal in particular, does he consume any other sweetener? Has he shared any issues he’s experienced in the past or is this new?

    and it’s just throughout the day even when waking up and it’s not necessarily better or worse after certain meals so it’s really confusing me. and he’s not consuming any other sweeteners to my knowledge

  • tidus

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    August 23, 2026 at 8:18 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    Does he notice it at any meal in particular, does he consume any other sweetener? Has he shared any issues he’s experienced in the past or is this new?

    it has been an issue for a minute which is why we changed things on the meal plan pretty significantly.

  • tidus

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    August 23, 2026 at 12:12 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    Meal 1 596 43p 66c 21f
    6 oz 90/10 beef 347 43p 18f
    2 slices sourdough bread 200 36c 3f
    125g papaya 49 12c
    spinach

    Meal 2 488 44p 47c 11.5f
    6oz tilapia 218 44p 4.5f
    42g white rice measured dry 150 33c
    50g avocado 80 4c 7f
    70g blueberries 40 10c

    Meal 3 (preworkout meal) (on training days 653 43p 104.5c 4f) (rest days 578 43p 87c 4f)
    112g Cream of rice 375 87.5c (on rest days 90g cream of rice 300 70c)
    5oz cooked chicken breast 211 43p 4f
    75g banana 67 17c

    Meal 4 (post workout meal) 810 35p 103.5c 24f
    4.5oz chicken breast 185 35p 4f
    1 serving peanut butter 190 16f 8c
    6 carmel rice cakes 300 66c
    1.5 serving honey 60 27c
    82g kiwi with skin 50 12c

    Meal 4 (rest days) 595 35p 52c 24f
    4.5oz chicken breast 185 35p 4f
    22ml avocado oil 180 20f
    50g white rice measured dry 180 40c
    82g kiwi with skin 50 12c

    no other drinks and for supplements fish oil, magnesium, vitamin c, milti vitamin, 10g creatine, 10 g glutamine, 2 soft gel peppermint oil.

  • tidus

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    August 22, 2026 at 10:12 pm in reply to: how to get rid of gas through out the day

    Hi mate. How many meals a day do you have him on? Are they higher volume during his diet phase?

    Over the next week or so here’s some things you could try if he hasn’t already…

    Chewing food slowly without rushing.

    Cut out fizzy pop/energy drinks.

    Don’t lay or sit around after meals, go and do some of his daily step count.

    Don’t guzzle fluids/whey shakes.

    If he uses whey shakes, have him use isolate only.

    Leave it at least an hour after his pre-gym meal before he trains.

    Reduce caffeine or stim pre-workouts.

    i currently have him on four meals a day. the food volume isn’t really anything abnormal.

    And with chewing food it’s already been addressed, same thing with swallowing liquids.

    i believe he is walking after some meals i can address and insure it’s after every one.

    And i cut out any carbonation, and with whey i just completely got him off of it so we can try to eliminate things causing and issue.

    and currently took him off his pre workout, and i think im going to push back the amount of time from when he finishes his pre workout meal until he steps into the gym.

  • tidus

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    August 12, 2026 at 8:34 pm in reply to: how to deal with bloating

    And add more fruits and veggies to your diet.

    So atm the solution imo would be

    :

    No free meal until it is solved

    Remove the fruit juice and sugar cereals and honey etc

    Add more raw fruits and veggies

    And space your meals enought between them 3,5h if needed

    And see if after few days/week it’s gone

    what specific fruit and veg do you recommend

  • tidus

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    August 12, 2026 at 12:30 pm in reply to: how to deal with bloating

    What’s your diet look like please

    M1

    6 oz beef or pork

    3 packs oats

    90g banana

    M2

    6 oz Chicken Breast

    250g potato

    1.5 serv honey

    pickles

    M3 (Pre Workout meal)

    120g white rice

    6 oz Chicken Breast

    10 oz Grape Juice w/ 10g Creatine

    1/3 cup fruit

    M4 (Post Workout Meal)

    2 cup of sugar cereal

    12oz of milk

    2 scoop iso protein

    3 TBSP PB

    100g banana

    M4 – on rest days

    6oz chicken

    240g potato

    1 tbsp honey

    Pickles

    and i’ve been getting bloated after every meal it just kind of came out of no where it really started about two weeks ago after a larger off plan meal but i’ve had such before and was never an issue. and i drink about a gallon and a half a day. and i take fish oil d3 with meal one and with my last meal i have magnesium glycinate with melatonin. and i have a fair amount of sweeters but nothing out of the normal for me.[/quote]
    and i’ve been having off plan meals every four days as i just came out of a deficit and have kept the frequency the same. but right now im not having any off plan meals until further notice until i can figure out this issue as it’s very frustrating and effecting everything in my life to be honest.

  • tidus

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    August 12, 2026 at 12:27 pm in reply to: how to deal with bloating

    What’s your diet look like please

    M1
    6 oz beef or pork
    3 packs oats
    90g banana

    M2
    6 oz Chicken Breast
    250g potato
    1.5 serv honey
    pickles
    M3 (Pre Workout meal)
    120g white rice
    6 oz Chicken Breast
    10 oz Grape Juice w/ 10g Creatine
    1/3 cup fruit

    M4 (Post Workout Meal)
    2 cup of sugar cereal
    12oz of milk
    2 scoop iso protein
    3 TBSP PB
    100g banana

    M4 – on rest days
    6oz chicken
    240g potato
    1 tbsp honey
    Pickles

    and i’ve been getting bloated after every meal it just kind of came out of no where it really started about two weeks ago after a larger off plan meal but i’ve had such before and was never an issue. and i drink about a gallon and a half a day. and i take fish oil d3 with meal one and with my last meal i have magnesium glycinate with melatonin. and i have a fair amount of sweeters but nothing out of the normal for me.

  • tidus

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    July 28, 2026 at 1:13 pm in reply to: How to get around anxiety and nervousness when pinning

    That’s a hard one because essentially for these feelings to go, you likely just need to do it more often so eventually it just becomes normal, it is extreme to be passing out but is like hilly said not unheard of, so I guess my next question would be, are you doing this shortly after a meal already & are you well hydrated.. then also were you doing this seated & in a relaxed state?

    i completely agree i know i will get better with time but typically it’s before a meal sometimes after and my water intake is always consistent and pinning at around the same time everytime. But i have thought about doing it seated though thats a good idea to just further be able to calm myself

  • tidus

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    July 28, 2026 at 1:10 pm in reply to: How to get around anxiety and nervousness when pinning

    The nervousness is quite common but especially in the earlier stages of use however the passing out is pretty extreme but not unheard of so you need to be very careful here.

    what length of needle are you using ?

    i’m using a quarter inch (0.635 cm)

  • tidus

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    July 3, 2026 at 3:29 pm in reply to: tips on keeping up appetite in an off season

    Hey Luke, on days where your food is at baseline how do you find the nausea? Also when you’re having these refeeds what meals are you having? Is it the same food as baseline but just higher carb?

    i just get food where ever to be honest just like a complete off plan meal but at baseline i feel fine right now.

  • tidus

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    February 27, 2026 at 3:26 pm in reply to: reduced hunger and bad digestion

    Hello mate, i just want to know if you can copy paste your actual diet here, cause can be food choices or macros timing also

    Just wanna see to help u

    M1
    6 oz beef or pork
    2 slices white bread, 1.5 serving jam
    105g white rice
    70g banana
    3 Tbsp honey
    m2
    6 oz Chicken Breast / Ground Turkey / Whitefish
    380g sweet potato
    3 slice bread
    3 serv jam or jelly

    M3 (Pre Workout meal)
    110g white rice
    6 oz Chicken Breast / Ground Turkey / Whitefish
    1 cup Green Beans
    20 oz Grape Juice w/ 10g Creatine
    ½ cup fruit

    M4 (Post Workout Meal)
    2.5 cup of sugar cereal
    16oz of milk
    2 scoop iso protein
    3 TBSP PB
    70g banana

    M4 – on rest days
    6oz chicken
    370g sweet potato
    2 tbsp honey

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