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You do not actually need 2-3 grams of protein per lb of bodyweight. That's extremely excessive and will overwork your liver big time and give you problems like gas / liver problems...etc...your body cant process that musch protein.I'm 205. That means I have to get 600 grams of protein a day? That's insane. I believe 1.5 grams of protein per lbs of bodyweight is more than enough. I've alwyas done that and I walk around at 205 lbs, 5'8", I'm jacked as fuck, look a lot bigger than 200 lbs and lift heavier than everyone in the gym. If you are eating the right food, and getting prper resting, and training hard, I believe 1.5 grams of protein per lb of bodyweight is more than enough. P.S. I am yet to plateau and I've been doing this for over 10 years.
You mean YOU don't. Fine. Don't do it.
not the way I do it.
mine can.
2-3 grams/lb. so for 200 lbs, that's 400-600.
I hear that a lot from 200 lb'ers. You've been 200 lbs since you've been here too.
That's why you're still 200 lbs.
You forgot to tell us about your 10 inch dick too.
Like I said, you've been 200 lbs for the last 4 years...
just sayin bro.
I do agree, you're a big bro. you're jacked. You have good genes, you work hard in the gym and you've done a shitload of joose. Well done. But your advice won't work for a super skinny hard gainer, or someone who really wants to take it to the next level.
You're right though. As far as you are concerned, and for the goals you have. You're right.
I've been walking around at 205 lbs for 4 years because that's the weight I want to be at....It's a good competition weight for me and I feel good at this weight. I was walking around at 237 lbs before and my diet was the same, just slightly more carbs...same amount of protein, just more carbs and a little more fat.
You are not superhuman, and I do not believe your body can process that must protein.
Show me a study that says your body can process 3 grams of protein per lb of bodyweight and that it's not dangerous to do that....ask any doctor and they'll tell you, too much protein is dangerous.
I also see a lot of guys that eat 2-3 grams of protein a day and have been in the gym for the longest time and hit up 1 gram of test a week, and still look like shit? what's the point?
If you stick with it long enough and you work hard enough, you don't need to kill your body with excess food.
There are a lot of competitive bodybuilders in my gym and I talk to them about this shit all the time. None of them get that much protein and they all are respectively jacked.
You are not superhuman, and I do not believe your body can process that must protein.
Show me a study that says your body can process 3 grams of protein per lb of bodyweight and that it's not dangerous to do that....ask any doctor and they'll tell you, too much protein is dangerous.
I also see a lot of guys that eat 2-3 grams of protein a day and have been in the gym for the longest time and hit up 1 gram of test a week, and still look like shit? what's the point?
If you stick with it long enough and you work hard enough, you don't need to kill your body with excess food.
There are a lot of competitive bodybuilders in my gym and I talk to them about this shit all the time. None of them get that much protein and they all are respectively jacked.
Just throwing this out there for thought. Scot Mendelson is fucking huge, Iv seen pics and vids of him at 300lbs with visible "6-pack" abs. He also has the world record benchpress.
Listen to the part in this video where he talks about his diet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSDgkPTeRww&feature=related
diet talk starts around 3:00 but the whole video is awesome
Listen to the part in this video where he talks about his diet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSDgkPTeRww&feature=related
diet talk starts around 3:00 but the whole video is awesome
CEO, I'm willing to give this a go if you can explain to me how the heck I can get 2+ grams of protein per lb of bodyweight.
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