Does anyone know if going into ketosis while taking a non-methylated prohormone or SARM is safe on the liver?
A) super 11 is very very mild.Just curious... Keto being the body's response to what it perceives as starvation, changes the liver's normal metabolic function. I was just wondering if it was a bad idea to go keto when running a cycle due to potential stress you might be putting on the liver. Ideally, I want to go into keto on my next cut, running sup3r 11...
D.) You'll probably look really dry and flat ;-)A) super 11 is very very mild.
B) no issues with keto except that it may not optimally build muscle due to lack of glycogen
C) any non methyl will only put slight stress on thee liver anyways. (And even less with something as mild as 11kt)
Haha dry would be good on a cut... Flat however will just make you feel small... And thus fuel the bulkingD.) You'll probably look really dry and flat ;-)
Ketosis improves the liver's functioning. Ketosis actually increases the amount of glutathione in the liver, which is a very very good thing. Glutathione is an extremely potent anti-oxidant.Just curious... Keto being the body's response to what it perceives as starvation, changes the liver's normal metabolic function. I was just wondering if it was a bad idea to go keto when running a cycle due to potential stress you might be putting on the liver. Ideally, I want to go into keto on my next cut, running sup3r 11...
I did not know that. Thanks for your input!Ketosis improves the liver's functioning. Ketosis actually increases the amount of glutathione in the liver, which is a very very good thing. Glutathione is an extremely potent anti-oxidant.
I'm a big fan of keto and have used it intermittently over the last year to drop close to 60 lbs. I'm currently doing a CKD on a cutting cycle, stacking some PH's to further help retain LBM. I know keto is generally muscle sparing, but the initial strength loss prior to becoming adapted always makes my gym performance suck... I get complacent with lifting lighter and end up loosing some LBM. What I need to learn is how to properly run a targeted ketogenic diet and how to transition into a clean bulk after cutting. I've been getting a little frustrated because I lose LBM while cutting and then gain fat when trying to regain my strength losses. I guess it all comes down to experimenting. What I've found out recently, is that I can consume higher amounts of protein without getting kicked out of keto... Like 1 gram per lb. Do you think it's possible to bulk while in ketosis? I've read that only the "genetically gifted" are able to... What's your opinion on?There is definitely a trade off being on a ketogenic diet. For the most part you generally have to prepare all your own meals and eating out can be a little annoying at times especially when all the sides the restaurant has are carbs. The biggest issue people have with it is the first 2-4 weeks as you are adapting to the life without pasta, bread, rice etc. Strength will drop some during the first 2-4 weeks even with a calorie surplus because your body is changing over to ketones and fatty acids as its primary full source. You will also loose some water weight as you adapt that may make you think you are losing muscle, but you aren't its just water. I can't emphasis enough researching it more on your own and even checking out the books I mentioned in an earlier post. If you want to see if a keto diet is for you long term, I suggest using it on your next cut and then simply up your calories as you come off your cut. Any cut using the keto diet over 4 weeks and you'll more than likely be adapted. It is so much easier for me to get my calories in for the day now. Fat is 9 calories per gram where as carbs and protein are only 4. Its fairly easy to get 1000 calories in a sitting if you pick the right foods. So you don't feel like you are eating non-stop to the point you feel sick like a normal bulk. Anyway I could talk all night about this, but I'll stop here for now. Let me know if you have questions.
^agreed... Ya gotta make insulin, one of the most anabolic hormones in the body, your b1tch.I personally think a CKD is the best way to recomp.