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Stupid misconceptions about “Ketosis” and ‘Ketogenic Diets’

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore, Diet and Nutrition / 4 minutes of reading

Again, I see so much nonsense, especially from the dying vegtard cult, but even from people calling themselves nutritionists or “nutrition scientists” – which is hilarious since the “study of nutrition” for human beings is an ideology, not a science. Below are five points that I hear over and over again as soon as some total dimwit open his or her mouth. 1. Your body need glucose and thus being in ketosis is bad […]

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January 26, 2021. Short Fasting Update! And Q&A

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting, Personal Blog / Training, Life & Opinions / 3 minutes of reading

I broke my fast yesterday evening, after 78 hours. Why? I desperately longed for hitting the weights again and my foot felt a lot better. So, yesterday evening I had a whey protein drink with raw milk and heavy cream followed by steak and eggs.This morning, all I had was a pre-workout with 20 grams of slow-acting carbohydrates and 20 grams of essential amino acids. The photo was taken about 30 minutes after the

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November 2, 2020. Training update!

By / / Personal Blog / Training, Life & Opinions / 2 minutes of reading

Another little update for the nosy bastards. It’s been 9 days or so since the fast. I’ve been at the gym for 8 of them and my morning weight is now at 77.6 kg (171 lbs.) – so up another 1.6 kg in 5 days. And my evening weight is closing in on 79 kg. My body is like a sponge. Therefore, I will change my nutritional strategy a bit before I get too

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Vegetable Oils – most toxic food additive?

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore, Health and Fitness, Vegan / Veganism Psy-Op / 4 minutes of reading

Vegetable oils, or more correctly, highly processed seed oils, might be the most toxic food additive there is, and it’s found in almost every man-made food. The history of vegetable oils goes way back to the late 1800’s and the manufacturing of soap and candles. In 1870, when crude oil was first discovered and replaced cottonseed oil as fuel for lamps, Procter and Gamble decided to use the unwanted and cheap cottonseed oil instead

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10 Diet/Nutrition Myths That Must Die In 2020

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore, Body Transformation / Bodybuilding, Health and Fitness, Vegan / Veganism Psy-Op / 3 minutes of reading

Plants cannot run away from predators. Therefore, they have developed several sinister defense mechanisms to prevent them from being eaten. These include toxins that are highly poisonous in larger quantities, antinutrients that block nutrients from being absorbed and can cause cellular damage, and phytoestrogens that will make the predator infertile. As for vitamins and minerals, none of these are in bioavailable form and must be converted in our bodies. The bioconversion rate is between

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The Glycemic Index is absolute rubbish

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore, Vegan / Veganism Psy-Op / 3 minutes of reading

I was introduced to the Glycemic Index (GI) back in late 1996 as it began to gain popularity in the bodybuilding and fitness community. I even wrote an overview of the current research and possible applications for our Ironmag Online magazine. At that time, we thought we had found the holy grail of carbohydrate and insulin management. How wrong we were. Not only is the glycemic index pseudo-science, carbohydrates in any form are bad

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Low Protein Days: Fight protein habituation, improve cell health and performance

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 9 minutes of reading

Low Protein Days Fight protein habituation, improve cell health and performance Written by Joachim Bartoll, April 17, 2016Classic Muscle Newsletter #19, 2016 In my second book, ‘The Maximum Muscle Guide,’ published in mid-2009, I wrote a chapter on protein cycling. The main reason for including “low protein days” (less than 50 g protein during 24 hours), was to avoid protein habituation. At the time of writing the book, I had used the concept of

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Long-Term Fasting – Why Would You Want To?

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting, Health and Fitness / 10 minutes of reading

Long-Term Fasting 5, 7 and 10 days of fasting. Why would you want to? By Joachim BartollClassic Muscle Newsletter, August 2015 (edition #11) Fasting for 5, 7 or even 10 days have experienced a re-birth within the health- and fitness community as of late. While the majority of people unfamiliar with its positive health effects still frowns upon the thought of going without food, more and more people is getting interested in fasting, including

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