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Showing posts with label high carbohydrate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high carbohydrate. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Adelfo Cerame: Carbophobia a Thing of the Past - How a Love-and-Hate Affair Turned into a Productive Friendship

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Adelfo Cerame: Carbophobia a Thing of the Past - How a Love-and-Hate Affair Turned into a Productive Friendship
The very latest progress pictures from "Your's Truly"; Adelfo Cerame Jr. posted only a couple of hours ago on Facebook - I gu...
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Saturday, September 15, 2012

194 Bananas in 3 Weeks, Same Liver Fat & Lower Body Fat 6 Months After; Nigella Sativa Boosts Testosterone & Fertility; Sugar Dampens Caffeine Rush + Thyroid & Body Comp.

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194 Bananas in 3 Weeks, Same Liver Fat & Lower Body Fat 6 Months After; Nigella Sativa Boosts Testosterone & Fertility; Sugar Dampens Caffeine Rush + Thyroid & Body Comp.
Three weeks of +1,000 kcal carb overfeeding (approx. 194 bananas!): Does it supersize your liver fat? This and more in today's installme...
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Monday, June 25, 2012

Raspberry Ketones? Why, if Two Grande Caffe Americano Could Suffice To Keep Your Belly & Liver Fat Free and Your Heart Healthy, Even on a +40% Hypercaloric Crap Diet?

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Raspberry Ketones? Why, if Two Grande Caffe Americano Could Suffice To Keep Your Belly & Liver Fat Free and Your Heart Healthy, Even on a +40% Hypercaloric Crap Diet?
Image 1: If I had the choice to have a tasty cup of coffee with the beautiful young lady or a couple of overpriced  raspberry ketone caps wi...
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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Women Have a Much Harder Time Losing Body Fat Than Men, But Both Benefit From Doubling Their Protein Intake!

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Women Have a Much Harder Time Losing Body Fat Than Men, But Both Benefit From Doubling Their Protein Intake!
Image 1: Looks good, tastes good, is good - and contrary to zinc , ingesting 2x the RDA will help you lose body fat, instead of setting you...
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

What's Your Metabotype? Researchers Identify Distinct Metabolic Responses to High & Low GI Carbohydrate Meals in Healthy, Non-Obese Individuals

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What's Your Metabotype? Researchers Identify Distinct Metabolic Responses to High & Low GI Carbohydrate Meals in Healthy, Non-Obese Individuals
Image 1: Firstly, obesity is not the only determinant of metabolic derangement. And secondly, if your diet does not match your Metabotype, ...
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

If You Go "High Carb", You Better Go Really High! Seven Meals/Day, More than 800g of Carbs, Less Than 50g of Fat & 1000kcal Over Maintenance and Still "Lean Gains"!

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If You Go "High Carb", You Better Go Really High! Seven Meals/Day, More than 800g of Carbs, Less Than 50g of Fat & 1000kcal Over Maintenance and Still "Lean Gains"!
Image 1: This picture of Lee Priest, in the "off-season" is a symbol for the classic "bulking" vs. "dieting" c...
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Saturday, February 18, 2012

Challenging the Special K Challenge: Especially Convenient or Especially Stupid 14-Day Weight Loss "Solution"?

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Challenging the Special K Challenge: Especially Convenient or Especially Stupid 14-Day Weight Loss "Solution"?
Image 1: Is this really all it takes to lose those unhealthy and unaesthetic pounds? Two servings of a breakfast cereal a day, instead of tw...
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Monday, February 13, 2012

Intermittent Thoughts on Insulin Resistance: Fats, Carbs & Lack of Exercise - Where is Our Scapegoat? Plus: Chicken or Egg - Which Came First Obesity or Insulin Resistance?

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Intermittent Thoughts on Insulin Resistance: Fats, Carbs & Lack of Exercise - Where is Our Scapegoat? Plus: Chicken or Egg - Which Came First Obesity or Insulin Resistance?
Image 1: You may think it's ugly because it is not comply with the current beauty ideal, but this small quantity of subcutaneous is prob...
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