Do you guys completely eliminate white rice? I heard brown rice isn't that much different.
Do you guys completely eliminate white rice? I heard brown rice isn't that much different.
Understood, what are some good writers? I know of Mark Rippetoe, who else?
White rice and brown rice are pretty similar. I read around here though that white rice is better for some protein thing and paleo people say brown rice has some anti-nurtirents. Really they're both very similar so unless you're consuming huge quantities than I doubt the minute differences will make a difference.
I know what I'm doing to reward myself for graduating, and it's not PAX/Comicon next year.
I'm gonna go to Ohio and do one of the EFTS LTT seminars.
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Do you guys completely eliminate white rice? I heard brown rice isn't that much different.
Are you getting the nasty group option?
I do. Brown rice all the way.
Frank Yang.
Natural Peanut Butter and regular peanut butter are not even close to the same thing.
Regular PB uses artificial ingredients (Hydrogenated oil) which is trans-fat and one of the worst things you can put into your body. It's why the oil doesn't separate in the regular artificial shit. You know, trans-fat? The shit that is so bad for you that even fast food joints stopped using it?
Natural PB >>>>>>>>>> the regular stuff I don't care how close you may THINK the ingredients are.
Natural Peanut Butter and regular peanut butter are not even close to the same thing.
Regular PB uses artificial ingredients (Hydrogenated oil) which is trans-fat and one of the worst things you can put into your body. It's why the oil doesn't separate in the regular artificial shit. You know, trans-fat? The shit that is so bad for you that even fast food joints stopped using it?
Natural PB >>>>>>>>>> the regular stuff I don't care how close you may THINK the ingredients are.
I flipped them around and looked at the labels (I said that when I posted this), the generic PB and Skippy both didn't have trans fat. Apparently not all "unnatural PB" has trans fat.
I just looked and saw hydrogenated vegetable oil on the skippy label, which is transfer fat, is it not?
Not if it's fully hydrogenated, I know for a fact the generic PB I have is exactly that.
The ones with trans fat are specifically labeled as partially hydrogenated.
Edit: Some info for you and Dark.
http://www.onthetable.net/trans_tutorial.html
http://nutrition.about.com/od/askyournutritionist/f/fully_hydro.htm
Well the first article you liked is from 2004, and the 2nd you linked states that fully hydrogenated oils are rarely used in food.
I'll be honest I haven't looked at many PB labels recently (because I've been using natural for a while), but last I had checked (3-4 years ago) they all used partially hydrogenated oil aka trans fat.
The date doesn't negate what they say. Also, just because it's in peanut butter doesn't mean it would suddenly become "common in food."
There's no need to try to find some "out" here. The info is what it is. From my POV this "natural" peanut butter stuff seems like it could be nothing more than another health food cash in. Do you though, no one is trying to make you do otherwise.
Fucking roid rage, it was horrible to watch this guy self destruct.
Yeah... he could just be a huge asshole. Who knows....Or he was just upset about it?
...Or he was just upset about it?
What position should my neck and head be when I'm doing shrugs with dumbbells?
Thinking of buying this belt. Any thoughts or other recommendations?
I flipped them around and looked at the labels (I said that when I posted this), the generic PB and Skippy both didn't have trans fat. Apparently not all "unnatural PB" has trans fat.
The date doesn't negate what they say. Also, just because it's in peanut butter doesn't mean it would suddenly become "common in food."
There's no need to try to find some "out" here. The info is what it is. From my POV this "natural" peanut butter stuff seems like it could be nothing more than another health food cash in. Do you though, no one is trying to make you do otherwise.
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I use this one and like it a lot, what are you looking to use it for?
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I know what I'm doing to reward myself for graduating, and it's not PAX/Comicon next year.
I'm gonna go to Ohio and do one of the EFTS LTT seminars.
http://www.flexcart.com/members/elitefts/default.asp?m=PD&cid=121&pid=3734
That's not far from me.. Random place to have that event, though.
I've mentioned before that my benchpress is my weakest exercise. I maxed out on Saturday at 170, started at 135 6 weeks ago. Bodyweight is 212. So I'm getting closer. Goal is to be able to bench my body weight, and then to go beyond that. Once I get to bodyweight, either by losing the weight or lifting more, then I'm planning on treating myself to a big meal of some ribs and such. Something I wouldn't normally splurge on.
Haha, it's not random, that's where the EFTS gym is!
If you want to bench more, don't try to lose weight, it may (probably will) make it harder for you. You will get BW bench in no time, no rush bud.
Haha I'm pretty new to lifting, so I'm not super familiar with EFTS. I know of some good gyms in the area, though.
I know it's going to make my gains a lot slower, but I'm on a cut right now. So far, my beginner gains are still going. Hopefully I don't hit the wall anytime soon. I've been killing it at my workouts and been going to exhaustion of course, but I generally feel pretty decent the next day. Main thing may be that I can't do squats due to no squat rack, so I don't feel that kind of pain that most of you do.
You could clean a barbell and do front squats. Front squats by nature are lower weight than back squats and it's better than nothing. (Some would say it's better than back squats)
Home gym > commercial gymSup guys. Long time no see etc.
Quit working out since April over a bad break-up but I'm feeling it again.
Doing an home gym thing this time, I know some of you don't like it, but we'll see how it goes. Already got a barbell, dumbbells, swiss ball, pull-up bar, bench. Waiting for a rack.
Here's a quick question. I have some ON whey protein left that expired in May. It's kept in a cool and dark place. Is it 100% gone and I shouldn't even try it, or can I test it to see if it's gone bad? Worst case scenario is I get the runs? lol
Anyone familiar with or use TRX? I signed up for a trial lesson at the gym today and it's my first time working with a trainer, so just trying to get a better picture as to what to expect. Is it fun? Difficult? Just want to try something different than the standard weight lifting routines I've been doing for a while now. And I like that it could be done at home where I don't have a ton of room.
Finally got some beta alanine today. Not yet totally sure of the dosage but took some before gym and now my face tingles
What? You don't do the Thriller dance when you do shrugs?Neutral
What? You don't do the Thriller dance when you do shrugs?