Nice Sean!
Where else can you buy them for 22-24 bucks?
This is it. 5g per day post training, or post you launch on non training days.
I've heard people say take it post workout, but I leave the house for the gym and then immediately go to work after, so I just take it before I leave the house. Not carrying 5g of creatine on me every day just to take it post.
Guys - I'm concerned about protein shakes / bars / whatever 'supplement' has a high protein content.
I watched a documentary recently and there was compelling evidence to suggest that high protein intake can increase your sensitivity to cancer amongst other dangerous effects...generally, in the long-term you could be doing yourself some real damage.
What does GAF think? I'm personally not using supplements right now (used to, maybe 3 years ago) and the more I think about it, the more I look back through history and think men or woman when working out and having a sensible diet looked great...They surely didn't supplement their diet with anything more than a food intake increase as the cals were being burnt and in turn, upping their protein intake naturally
http://www.diseaseproof.com/archives/hurtful-food-how-safe-are-protein-drinks-and-powders.html
I'm not treating anything as gospel however. I was about to buy case of whey protein today but decided against it. I've restarted by training again maybe 2.5 months ago and I've bulked as much as I did 3 years ago, with shakes, so from a personal POV, I'm not seeing a disadvantage of missing the shakes.
Is there a real need for supplements and their apparent dangers? I'm on the fence, leaning toward the "supplements are a modern day BS endevour".
Guys - I'm concerned about protein shakes / bars / whatever 'supplement' has a high protein content.
I watched a documentary recently and there was compelling evidence to suggest that high protein intake can increase your sensitivity to cancer amongst other dangerous effects...generally, in the long-term you could be doing yourself some real damage.
What does GAF think? I'm personally not using supplements right now (used to, maybe 3 years ago) and the more I think about it, the more I look back through history and think men or woman when working out and having a sensible diet looked great...They surely didn't supplement their diet with anything more than a food intake increase as the cals were being burnt and in turn, upping their protein intake naturally
http://www.diseaseproof.com/archives/hurtful-food-how-safe-are-protein-drinks-and-powders.html
I'm not treating anything as gospel however. I was about to buy case of whey protein today but decided against it. I've restarted by training again maybe 2.5 months ago and I've bulked as much as I did 3 years ago, with shakes, so from a personal POV, I'm not seeing a disadvantage of missing the shakes.
Is there a real need for supplements and their apparent dangers? I'm on the fence, leaning toward the "supplements are a modern day BS endevour".
I'm jealous. I never see people doing low-bar squats in the gym, for example. Everyone's either doing front squats or high-bar. I really want to get some advice in real life, but it's obvious that everyone in there is not on the same program.
Everything increases the risk of cancer.
I don't know if its already been mentioned but the lady at GNC told me that the B2G1 Quest bar sale ends today.
Just FYI.
Wife and I bought 3 boxes each. The guy said the b2g1 was going on until late August so maybe ymmv?
I see that Fitness GAF is still Quest Bars GAF.
Well I asked the girl out today and it turns out she's a lesbian but says we can be gym buddies.
Well I asked the girl out today and it turns out she's a lesbian but says we can be gym buddies.
Whey protein isolate is usually 99% lactose free, and you can supplement the rest by taking a lactaid. Unfortunately isolate is also much more expensive.
Well I asked the girl out today and it turns out she's a lesbian but says we can be gym buddies.
You'll see her with her stud b/f tomorrow.
Feels bad mang.
LOL nice try though.
Internet high 5!
Thanks. I've tried the whey with lactaid before and still end up tossing. Never checked out the isolate though.
Ended up getting 2 lbs of egg protein @ 24 grams protein per scoop for 30 bucks.
Vanilla Custard, yum.
I've heard people say take it post workout, but I leave the house for the gym and then immediately go to work after, so I just take it before I leave the house. Not carrying 5g of creatine on me every day just to take it post.
You don't need to, it just accumulates in your body and you are just replacing it. It doesn't matter when you take it, I just happen to take it post when I spike my blood sugar with a bagel and whey
Here's some research with citations by a guy who has his PHD in protein synthesis.
http://www.biolayne.com/uncategorized/myths-surrounding-high-protein-diet-safety/
My coach estimates my body fat at 13-14% right now at 236. So assuming that I'm 14% I've gotta lose 10 more to get to 10% which was my 3 month goal. Already lost 20 and I got a month and a half left.
That would put me at 226 @ 10% which is 1lb off from where I estimated.
That's where I'm trying to get to, but I've stalled a bit on the fat loss.
Or...I dunno but whatever it is it's working.
So my neighbor is an iron man and let me borrow this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000IV2SK6/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Since he just upgraded to a new model for his training. I think I'm gonna wear it for 2 weeks straight and see what I'm burning each week on average.
Fucking shit at that price, my god.
Getting cancer increases the risk of cancer (invading your entire body).Except getting cancer! Unless does cancer cause cancer.
Lol yeah I know. And it's old too (side of box mentions windows compatibility and only goes up to xp lol).
I just have to get a battery for it. Really curious to get an idea of what I burn during my workouts.
Looked at the actual site, must be so expensive cuz they don't make it anymore but you can still spend $400 on one.
Sorry bro, didn't mean to make you green. My suggestion is just be social around the racks when possible. I usually make light chit-chat with the dudes that are squatting and watching their form. It leads to a more friendly environment for you and your fellow gym folks.
Lol yeah I know. And it's old too (side of box mentions windows compatibility and only goes up to xp lol).
I just have to get a battery for it. Really curious to get an idea of what I burn during my workouts.
That article is very dubious. it doesn't list any research or cite any studies as to back up the author's thesis. The real kicker is the second to last paragraph that suggest since many 1960 Olympic German athletes are not alive today, it must be supplements and steroids.Guys - I'm concerned about protein shakes / bars / whatever 'supplement' has a high protein content.
I watched a documentary recently and there was compelling evidence to suggest that high protein intake can increase your sensitivity to cancer amongst other dangerous effects...generally, in the long-term you could be doing yourself some real damage.
What does GAF think? I'm personally not using supplements right now (used to, maybe 3 years ago) and the more I think about it, the more I look back through history and think men or woman when working out and having a sensible diet looked great...They surely didn't supplement their diet with anything more than a food intake increase as the cals were being burnt and in turn, upping their protein intake naturally
http://www.diseaseproof.com/archives/hurtful-food-how-safe-are-protein-drinks-and-powders.html
I'm not treating anything as gospel however. I was about to buy case of whey protein today but decided against it. I've restarted by training again maybe 2.5 months ago and I've bulked as much as I did 3 years ago, with shakes, so from a personal POV, I'm not seeing a disadvantage of missing the shakes.
Is there a real need for supplements and their apparent dangers? I'm on the fence, leaning toward the "supplements are a modern day BS endevour".