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Ok, sure, starving yourself is a good recipe for ditching the diet and fast regain for lots of people. However, fasting as part of a well-designed diet plan is NOT the same as starving yourself. There is way too much info now on the health benefits of fasting to dismiss it.I don’t believe in fasted weight loss , I believe clean diet help of various Fatloss supplements and even fish oils and omegas help , I don’t believe in starving myself of nutrients , as mentioned before most times the rebound is very fast and you usually end up gaining more, @Corey5150 has a thread where he gives lots of good reasons against it. He’s the man to consult on this with his extensive experience with diet and competing .
Dnp is magic. I am pro dnpThe fastest you lose the fastest you will put it back on.
There is no easy way: cardio, a clean diet and maybe some Clen (stay away from dnp).
Just thought I'd give my thoughts on IF.Ok, sure, starving yourself is a good recipe for ditching the diet and fast regain for lots of people. However, fasting as part of a well-designed diet plan is NOT the same as starving yourself. There is way too much info now on the health benefits of fasting to dismiss it.
It may be true that fasting is not perfectly optimal for muscle gain and/or muscle retention, but IMHO that misses the bigger picture. The best diet for anyone is the one that works AND the one you can stick to. 'Optimal' doesn't matter if you quit it.
FWIW, I have done IF now for over 6 mths. I eat only between noon to 7 or 8pm - every day. I have lost 45lbs of flab and have gained considerable strength and upper body size on 100mg T/wk. I was at or close to my natural limit of muscle and strength beforehand - but yes, fatter than I should be.
I may go on some minor building cycles where I eat more and more often, but health-wise and leanness maintenance, Intermittent Fasting and/or time-restricted eating is something I will do probably for the rest of my life - it's that good and easy to stick to. This is coming from a long-time natural BB'ing competitor who has successfully gotten very lean and >200lbs competition weight with no pharma assistance. I know what it's like to diet - hard - and Intermittent Fasting is hands-down the best for me. Thinking of adding in 24hrs of zero calories once per week soon as well.
Dnp is magic. I am pro dnp
I also like DNP but I have my own ways of running it that keep side effects to a minimum and functionality/performance at a maintainable level.DNP scares the shit out of me but I feel like I’m missing a great weapon on Fatloss . If I could learn how to use it properly I’d try it. Now it’s clen or an ECA stack.
Dnp is dangerous. I want to start keto on Monday. Any help would be highly appreciated.Dnp is magic. I am pro dnp
Couple things to keep in mind with keto IMHO.Dnp is dangerous. I want to start keto on Monday. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your reply.Couple things to keep in mind with keto IMHO.
Many people get a brain fog for the first few days of keto - this will pass, and some even say they feel better on keto after the adjustment period.
Also, if you doing endurance training, be careful with electrolytes - have them handy. I was in full blown keto, feeling really good, and went out for a run. Because I was feeling good, I thought I'd go further than usual - bad decision. I was about 4k from home and hit a wall like I've never hit before in my life. There was NO WAY I could have even walked home - not a chance. The legs just stopped working and I was all woozy. Luckily I was running in a suburban area and was only about 100 meters from a drug store. I made it there and chugged about a litre of pedialyte (sp?). If I was running somewhere away from civilization, I'd have been screwed...
Well, I suppose that reduces your food choices, but I don't see why not...Thank you so much for your reply.
I am a vegetarian. Do you think I can do this?