Quick energy, gets into blood very fast.
Isn't sugar anabolic, just like all other foods?
Isn't sugar anabolic, just like all other foods?
Yes, but it is often very calorie dense while being nutrient poor. Also, sugar at the wrong time just turns it into fat.Quick energy, gets into blood very fast.
Isn't sugar anabolic, just like all other foods?
Whats the wrong time? How does it "just turn into fat"?Yes, but it is often very calorie dense while being nutrient poor. Also, sugar at the wrong time just turns it into fat.
Not quite true my friend. In order for glucose to be stored as fat, it must first reach adipose tissue and then be converted to triglycerides via DNL (which in a energy equilibrium or deficit state is not likely to occur)Yes, but it is often very calorie dense while being nutrient poor. Also, sugar at the wrong time just turns it into fat.
Magic bro!Whats the wrong time? How does it "just turn into fat"?
80% of the articles posted on this site are hilariously inaccurate bro-science. Well, except for the ones I post of course!Sugar causes your body to release insulin into your blood. Insulin is the hormone that controls things entering your cells. So, if you flood your blood with a bunch of sugar that your body doesn't need for energy at the moment it gets stored as fat.
Alternately, you could use this to your advantage before and after a workout.
If you want to know more just read a few articles on this site. It's daunting at first, but a pretty simple concept once you get the hang of it.
:-/Sugar causes your body to release insulin into your blood. Insulin is the hormone that controls things entering your cells. So, if you flood your blood with a bunch of sugar that your body doesn't need for energy at the moment it gets stored as fat.
Alternately, you could use this to your advantage before and after a workout.
If you want to know more just read a few articles on this site. It's daunting at first, but a pretty simple concept once you get the hang of it.
Ha!Bro science is the best kind of science
It's not that you don't have the balls. You're just smart enough to know how retarded it is to use insulin if your not a diabetic that needs it.Insulin on the other hand is very anaboli but I don't have the balls to dabble in that court... It is legal though.
Jolly ranchers every 15mins and protein shakes every 3hrs, all day long, bulking magic boo-ya time! It can be done (without insulin) and I got the numbers to prove it.80% of the articles posted on this site are hilariously inaccurate bro-science. Well, except for the ones I post of course!
Road to diabetes lolJolly ranchers every 15mins and protein shakes every 3hrs, all day long, bulking magic boo-ya time! It can be done (without insulin) and I got the numbers to prove it.
Yeah, t-bone knows I'm mostly just kidding about the 24/7 jolly ranchers. But the protocol should be adaptive and it all depends on what your metabolism requires.Road to diabetes lol
That's so true man, I dnt like drinking all these flavored drinks. My vitamins, bcaas and preworkout all have artificial sweeteners/flavoring. I prefer just downing pills more. So my next batch of bcaas will be in pill formYeah, t-bone knows I'm mostly just kidding about the 24/7 jolly ranchers. But the protocol should be adaptive and it all depends on what your metabolism requires.
Still, I'm less worried about the sugar and more mindful about all the dyes now. I still see a lot of artificial colors and sweeteners used in pre-w/o powders and supps, and cringe every time I chug it! Sugar is far less toxic than any of that crap, and something you probably never even think about as you eat and drink it daily.
Avoid, yes, limit id say always. There us a ton of interaction issues with HCFS/ Sucrose and triglycerides to warrant limitation IF not activeThe only time one really needs to avoid sucrose is when sick.
Like money said, more paleo-style carbs are optimal with normal meals, and that means a variety of veggies. But during extremes like bulking or cutting, extreme dietary changes obviously become appropriate and no longer abnormal.
Yes, limitation is generally a good idea because insulin spikes are useful only in limited situations. And the prime utility of fructose was always to fatten up for winter. Fall fruits are loaded with it for a reason. But unless you hibernate or live in a cave it's of limited utility for the modern bodybuilder.Avoid, yes, limit id say always. There us a ton of interaction issues with HCFS/ Sucrose and triglycerides to warrant limitation IF not active
YES! Our oldest would go absolutely bonkers and break out in hives when she would eat what we thought was simple sugary snacks, but it didn't happen all the time. So we talked to the pediatrician about it and he suggested an allergy test. Come to find out it was red dye #5 that is in a lot of frostings, canned goods, and other places you'd never think about. Now at age 7, if there is red frosting on something she'll politely decline.Yeah, t-bone knows I'm mostly just kidding about the 24/7 jolly ranchers. But the protocol should be adaptive and it all depends on what your metabolism requires.
Still, I'm less worried about the sugar and more mindful about all the dyes now. I still see a lot of artificial colors and sweeteners used in pre-w/o powders and supps, and cringe every time I chug it! Sugar is far less toxic than any of that crap, and something you probably never even think about as you eat and drink it daily.
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