MrBrightside
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Are they more conducive to those looking to lose fat rather than gain strength/muscle? That's the vibe I've gotten from it when scrounging around.
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Frank Reynolds
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No.. it can work for either goal.
MrBrightside
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I guess what I'm trying to ask is would the anabolic diet be better than a normal high-protein/mid-carb/low-fat diet to add strength?
pmiller383
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I am about 6 weeks into the diet now and all my lifts have been making really good progress. You will be able to get in more calories without all the bloat bulking usually gives you on the AD diet. Also your test levels will definitely improve which is great for strength. Finally as long as you do your carb ups right you shouldn't have to worry having lackluster workouts.
wrkn4bigrmusles
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isnt the Anabolic Diet along the lines as the Metabolic Diet and Radical Diet?
MrBrightside
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Nice. How many carbs do you consume on the restoring days?
Frank Reynolds
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Honestly.. Who knows..
Also Better for who?
Try it, and see how it works for YOU, and how you feel on it..
MrBrightside
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I thought everyone was the same?
Exactly the same?
Kidding aside, I'll probably try it once I can get money to buy the resources necessary for this kind of diet.
Exactly the same?
Kidding aside, I'll probably try it once I can get money to buy the resources necessary for this kind of diet.
ThomasRivera
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On carb up days i've gotten in the 1-2k carb range.
It's not a very expensive diet, if you can buy meat in bulk it can be a very cost effective diet actually.
MrBrightside
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That's a ****-ton of carbs.
MrBrightside
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And I can't really buy in bulk, we don't have any CostCo's or Super Walmarts around, and I'd have to pay for a membership to Sam's Club/BJ's with my yearly salary of $0.00, being a student and all.
ThomasRivera
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Yeah, it is alot but on this diet you can get away with a clean carb load without much fat gain, and I mean buy in bulk by stores. I don't have a sams club or a costco near me but whenever a store sells say 3-5 pounds of meat all at once the price is usually lower. At the store I go to its around 20-60 cents cheaper per the pound to buy in bulk.