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  1.  04-18-2011  09:56 AM
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    Wake up, tired again in 30 minutes...


    I have a rush of energy etc upon waking, but soon after I feel lethargic. Is this normal?

    Oftentimes it seems to be in sync with weather patterns. Sunny and bright I feel energetic, if its cloudy/rainy usually feel tired.



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    Do you eat breakfast first thing int he morning?

    Do you drink a cup of coffee?

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    it depends. But today I was energetic until I ate waffles and maple syrup. Then I felt quite sluggish.

    I don't like the idea of having to rely on coffee.

    Somedays I wil have oatmeal but ti really depends I dont really like to eat first thing, I can stomach liquids, like a shake.

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    how much sleep do you get?

    how much coffee do you drink?

    waffles and maple syrup will make you feel that way. food like this will send your blood sugar skyrocketing and then your body will make a ton of insulin to bring it back down which leads to low bloods sugar (no energy) and fat gain. shoot for low glycemic foods in the morning, eggs/bacon/vegetables. stay away from fruit juice they are a sugar bomb.
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    troll
    Originally Posted by alwaysgaining View Post
    I've also done fasting and doseing and felt grealt anabolicness , deffint hunger but I'm stronger than that keep full and vascular and strength gose up
    http://anabolicminds.com/forum/cycle-info/177245-swollen87s-training-log.html

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    why troll? maybe just someone who doesnt know much about nutrition lol
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    I deal with the same thing.
    I use to get after breakfast but get it mid-morning.
    It stoped when i started drinking a whey shake first thing.
    I train in morning with a heavy bag for 45min at 80-85h/r.

    Started to eat some carbs along with shake gets me to mid-morning.(orange)
    When i did it with just x-tend i'd crash after breakfast.(oatmeal,apple,eggs, walnuts)
    I'd diff ditch the syrup and waffels unless wheat.
    Are you doing cardio?
    Thinking my body shuts down in order to save cals for day.
    Plus mondays are always rough don't eat alot of carbs on sundays(60g)

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    Originally Posted by AntonG42O View Post
    why troll? maybe just someone who doesnt know much about nutrition lol
    .... that's spillover from another thread. apparently he's not capable of using more than one word at a single time while acting the 'troll' himself. lol.

  9.  04-18-2011  11:09 AM
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    Originally Posted by tubbednova View Post
    I deal with the same thing.
    I use to get after breakfast but get it mid-morning.
    It stoped when i started drinking a whey shake first thing.
    I train in morning with a heavy bag for 45min at 80-85h/r.

    Started to eat some carbs along with shake gets me to mid-morning.(orange)
    When i did it with just x-tend i'd crash after breakfast.(oatmeal,apple,eggs, walnuts)
    I'd diff ditch the syrup and waffels unless wheat.
    Are you doing cardio?
    Thinking my body shuts down in order to save cals for day.
    Plus mondays are always rough don't eat alot of carbs on sundays(60g)
    make sure you eat plenty of eggs with the apples in the morning to slow down the blood sugar hit in case you are hypoglycemic. make sure you are getting 8+ hours of sleep, no less.
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    Cheers guys, I may stick with a shake and or oatmeal. The syrup thing is not my usual breakfast btw.

    Is it possible that food in general ( any food ) may make me sluggish upon eating? Since the body's resources go into digestion mode?

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    Originally Posted by protoculture View Post
    Cheers guys, I may stick with a shake and or oatmeal. The syrup thing is not my usual breakfast btw.

    Is it possible that food in general ( any food ) may make me sluggish upon eating? Since the body's resources go into digestion mode?
    no. food will actually give you energy since your blood sugar is low when you are hungry. sugary food will make you crash especially if you are hypoglycemic (prediabetic) which is possible. even oatmeal has a glycemic index of 50+ so i dont recommend it. take the time to scramble some eggs and vegetables, this is the only way to maintain good energy levels. how much do you sleep?
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    Originally Posted by AntonG42O View Post
    no. food will actually give you energy since your blood sugar is low when you are hungry. sugary food will make you crash especially if you are hypoglycemic (prediabetic) which is possible. even oatmeal has a glycemic index of 50+ so i dont recommend it. take the time to scramble some eggs and vegetables, this is the only way to maintain good energy levels. how much do you sleep?
    that depends too because I can sleep for 12 hours and feel like crap OR 5 hours and feel great. But that may be opposite the next day. I think quality of sleep generally could be better.... I dream constantly...so my mind doesn't really get rest.

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    well i told you what you need to eat to have energy. avoid caffeine and always get at least 8 hrs sleep.
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    Originally Posted by protoculture View Post
    that depends too because I can sleep for 12 hours and feel like crap OR 5 hours and feel great. But that may be opposite the next day. I think quality of sleep generally could be better.... I dream constantly...so my mind doesn't really get rest.
    You dream during REM sleep, which is when you get much of your rest. Unless you are having nightmares that wake you up.

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    take dbol on the weekends and you should feel better in about 6 weeks..

    if the dbol doesnt handle your tiredness, try taking the dbol via your rectum
    Originally Posted by alwaysgaining View Post
    I've also done fasting and doseing and felt grealt anabolicness , deffint hunger but I'm stronger than that keep full and vascular and strength gose up
    http://anabolicminds.com/forum/cycle-info/177245-swollen87s-training-log.html

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    Also, back to the sugar thing. I often will have sweeteners ( natural ) in tea and coffee one to three times a day. Would this spike insulin levels and keep me storing fat?

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    Originally Posted by swollen87 View Post
    take dbol on the weekends and you should feel better in about 6 weeks..

    if the dbol doesnt handle your tiredness, try taking the dbol via your rectum
    LOL, you forgot to also take anavar on weekdays.

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    Eating a ton of carbs makes a lot of people tired. If you elicit a huge insulin response, odds are your blood sugar is going to plummet right after it spikes. If you are lucky, your genetics will warrant a smaller, steadier insulin release and you won't get tired from carbs.
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    Originally Posted by protoculture View Post
    Also, back to the sugar thing. I often will have sweeteners ( natural ) in tea and coffee one to three times a day. Would this spike insulin levels and keep me storing fat?
    are we talkin stevia? if you are drinking tea or coffee three times a day that might be a little too much caffeine which adds to your problem.
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    Originally Posted by AntonG42O View Post
    are we talkin stevia? if you are drinking tea or coffee three times a day that might be a little too much caffeine which adds to your problem.

    man stevia absolutely DESTROYS my stomach. It's supposed to be the most "natural" sweetener or what have you, but damn. It gives me like seriously debilitating stomach cramps. Like the go curl up in the fetal position on the floor kind, haha.

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