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 *6,000+ calories/day= Food Poisoning?*
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Freak 
Posts: 1933 |
Anyone know if excessive caloric intake can poison you? I have an insane metabolism, and it seems I need about 6000 to grow naturally. About a week after I started eating this much, I got sick, no fever, but it felt like I had the flu or something. I drink almost 3 gallons of water per day and all my food is clean, mainly shakes, oatmeal, steak, rice and udo's choice. Guess I'll find out now that I'm back to 6000 but this is an interesting question nonetheless.     | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 147 |
Good question. 3 gallons? wow! BUMP! ------------------ | ||
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Freak
Posts: 1933 |
Yep. Not as hard as you'd guess. I take a gallon with me to school and finish that off by 12:00, almost another gallon before/during workout, and another gallon for the rest of the night. As a side note, I belive that since carbs need 3 h20 molecules per carb (CHO) molecule to be stored as glycogen that you risk excessive fat storage if you don't provide these water molecules. | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 152 |
hey frackal. how do you deal with all the pissing? it may sound like a dumb question but i usually dont go too far if there is not going to be a bathroom. also at night time dont you wake up tons of times to take a piss. or is my bladder just weak. and how can i make it stronger. jor | ||
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Freak
Posts: 1933 |
I piss at least once an hour, usually twice. I don't know if you can make your bladder stronger, try 'kegel' exercises. (search) I'm going to do a ton of those when I start my cycle hehehe | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 332 |
Another hard-gainer. Very few of them on EF. Personally, I also need a vast amount of calories due to my activity levels+metabolism. Anytime my calories approach 6500+ I start getting a bit tired. I think your body is just overwhelmed with the amount of nutrients it has to process, and gets weakened for a certain amount of time. Too many carbs used to be the culprit in my case, try going to a 50% fat, 25% carb, 25% prot diet, you should feel better. Godspeed |
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posted February 04, 2001 07:23 PM