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~SC~
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~SC~ said:
How Much Do I Have to Pay for Some Diet Help?
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chewyxrage
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~SC~ said:
I agree.
I was simply stating that advice given by a regular guy (AKA MYSELF) shouldn't be taken with the same seriousness as a dietician (such as Mr. X)
Mr. X's advice will be of higher quality.
I haven't "bitchslapped" anyone. I appreciate everything I read here and I try to help when I can.
If anyone is doing the bitchslapping, it's this guy:
Originally Posted by BIGDHO:
"This is why you need to talk to a pro and not a bunch of joe blows who do this as a hobbie, you will get conflicting info all day long. Trust me, as diet is the #1 important thing in getting fit dont be unsure of what your doing..............talk to swolecat, its not that much"
Nothing against you at all but Bigdho just telling someone to start paying for information without even attempting to figure things out for youself (and free) isn't good advice.
chewyxrage
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So according to bigdho the average joe blow on here knows dick.
In that case, go with the dietician's information because it's higher quality material.
That is exactly what I meant.
In that case, go with the dietician's information because it's higher quality material.
That is exactly what I meant.
reelbig004
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Just a simple misunderstanding guys. No worries. I agree with swole that what he offers is very different than what Mr. X offers. I am on these boards all the time and feel I have a solid knowledge about a lot of this shit. That being said, although I am yet to use swole's services, I plan to in the future, regardless of how much more educated I become. He knows stuff and is respected by many.
bigdho
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ChewYxRage said:
Your missing the point, its not about paying for info, its about doing it right. Dont get me wrong, there is tons of good info here, but when it comes to diets they are so case sensitive that taking random advise isnt a good idea IMO. Here is an example, In this very thred someone said that you shouldnt mix carbs and fats in each meal, the very next post someone says that is dead wrong, they got to contest form doing just that. Now you tell me who is right? To be honest you like most everyone else dont know, not because your stupid but because you havent spent years studying nutrition, developing and refining diet plans and have tried your methods on countless poeple with excellent results. All most everyones knowlage is most likely second hand from books/ mags (most of which are full of shit) or it has worked for them, either way its not case spacific. One major thing that seems to be over looked is what works for one may not work for another. When you get a diet taylor made for you, its just that, taylor made for you. If you want to try trial and error and time isnt an issue then be my guest.
JKurz1
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You guys done arguing now? The only valid point to this entire thread was this....
TRIAL AND ERROR.............
What works for Jim, may not work for Jane..............take what these guys have to say, incorporate it into your diet, and see how the results work out....if after afew years, things just arent changing, maybe you'll need to pay someone like SC, but at least try first.................LAZINESS SUCKS.
TRIAL AND ERROR.............
What works for Jim, may not work for Jane..............take what these guys have to say, incorporate it into your diet, and see how the results work out....if after afew years, things just arent changing, maybe you'll need to pay someone like SC, but at least try first.................LAZINESS SUCKS.
bigdho
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lazy or smart? I depends on how you look at it. Some people dont have years to fuck with trial and error (like me) It comes down to how serious you are and how far you want to go. If your goal is small like being ripped then trial and error is ok, but if your goal is to be 3xs your natural weight and all being muscle and your 26 and have another 50lbs of mass to go, well thats a differant story. I dont understand why this is an issue...............people spend 1000s of dollars on AAS and sups but spending a small amount on the MOST IMNPORTANT thing involved in fitness is a problem? It doesnt make sence. Is it an ego thing? to proud to say you need help?
