BOSSMAN'S First supplement log on AM

BloodManor said:
Let’s break this down for a second
Colored cereals - things like fruity pebbles and stuff are way different that other cereals like corn flakes. But even having colored cereals once and a while will not effect your body
Any ham - let’s choose boars head since it’s America’s #1 brand - All of these offerings are surprisingly lean: their Virginia ham contains only 1 gram of fat and 60 calories in a 2-ounce serving; Ovengold turkey has the same amount; and their London broil top round roast beef contains only 3 grams of fat and 70 calories in a 2-ounce serving. Plus the ingredients are salt (they have low sodium options) , smoke and the meat.
Sausages - what’s wrong with meat put into a grinder with seasonings - that’s all hot dogs and sausages are - inb4 cuts of meat lol just lol like any cut is better than other, I eat every part of the animal
Canned food - beans, vegetables are all canned food and ingredients are the item, salt and water
Commercial burgers - bubba burgers are the most known in America - ingredients - 100% USDA choice chuck beef with no added sodium
Never made with MSG, soy, nitrates or nitrites
Bread - I understand people hate white bread but most whole grain breads like Dave’s killer bread sold everywhere is made with whole wheat and nuts
Dried potatoes - I don’t know anyone who eats those lol
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Well, you can always find exceptions. When I say: "Don't drink mouthwash." You may find one particular brand that can be consumed.
Preferring "real food" to "processed food" shouldn't even be a subject of discussion.
Don't make me look up product labels -and/or find the hidden chemicals, not mentioned on said labels. The info is there -BUT you don't find it with a google search on site one, guess why?
To answer that, please watch the award winning documentary called: "Food Inc" .

Edit: I just looked up canned food, that you are defending, note that I did not look up hot dogs yet or cereals
Here what popped up: Bisphenol

The inner plastic lining is poisonous at small measures, although FDA tells us that the small amounts should not worry us too much. Well this plastic coating is Bisphenol or BPA for short and it is harmful, first because humans are not suppose to eat plastic material made from crude oil and second because FDA should be honest and tell people the truth rather than serve the interests of big corporations that give it large sums of money through back channel donations and hidden funds through partner organizations.
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I'm guessing your reply: "But who eats every day canned food, eating it now-and then is not harmful."
That would be true for any stuff detrimental to your health. But why even eat it if its detrimental?
 
Bpa is still a thing? It’s pretty much banned in the US with anything a kid uses. And almost every product I see in New York states it’s bpa free.
Plus food documentary’s always have a agenda and are very biased.
 
BloodManor said:
Bpa is still a thing? It’s pretty much banned in the US with anything a kid uses. And almost every product I see in New York states it’s bpa free.
Plus food documentary’s always have a agenda and are very biased.
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You are right!
Here what I found from 2018:
At least 90% of today’s food cans have replaced linings that previously contained the controversial chemical bisphenol-A (BPA), according to the Can Manufacturers Institute. This is in reaction to market demands for more options in food safety.
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Cool. So you have poisoned yourself only until recently...

LMAO!

Well, not all documentaries are biased. As not all cereals are sugar coated (Your words, remember?).
Thank's to biased food documentaries, your cans are now BPA free.
Hey, I'm not the bad uncle trying to take away your chemical laden favorite foods.
 
BloodManor said:
Let’s break this down for a second
Colored cereals - things like fruity pebbles and stuff are way different that other cereals like corn flakes. But even having colored cereals once and a while will not effect your body
Any ham - let’s choose boars head since it’s America’s #1 brand - All of these offerings are surprisingly lean: their Virginia ham contains only 1 gram of fat and 60 calories in a 2-ounce serving; Ovengold turkey has the same amount; and their London broil top round roast beef contains only 3 grams of fat and 70 calories in a 2-ounce serving. Plus the ingredients are salt (they have low sodium options) , smoke and the meat.
Sausages - what’s wrong with meat put into a grinder with seasonings - that’s all hot dogs and sausages are - inb4 cuts of meat lol just lol like any cut is better than other, I eat every part of the animal
Canned food - beans, vegetables are all canned food and ingredients are the item, salt and water
Commercial burgers - bubba burgers are the most known in America - ingredients - 100% USDA choice chuck beef with no added sodium
Never made with MSG, soy, nitrates or nitrites
Bread - I understand people hate white bread but most whole grain breads like Dave’s killer bread sold everywhere is made with whole wheat and nuts
Dried potatoes - I don’t know anyone who eats those lol
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You are so right !!

BOSSMAN said:
340pm c4 / vaso6 / glycerol / sea salt / 48oz h20
4pm ground stretch
Karbolyn / eaa 9 ( sipping through whole workout )
414pm arms / core
Overhead extension
60lb x20 x15 x15
Seated preacher curls cable
50lb x15 60 x12 70x8
Tricep push down
100 x 20 120 x12 x12
Db hammer curls
40lb x15 x2 60lb x8
1 arm kick backs ( triceps )
2 sec pinch each rep
15lb x15x3 each arm
Standing preacher curls cable
50lb x15 60lb x12 x2
Bench dips
Body weight x 25 x20 x15
21's cable 50lb x 2
445pm core
Weighted Torso twist 1 min
Side bends 40lb db x20 each side
12lb med wood choppers x 10 each side
30 sit ups with 12lb med ball Russian twist at top
75 various crunches
458pm work out complete 58 minutes
PANDORA KILLSWITCH
GARAGE TEMP 40* (heatwave)

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Had a visitor from my best good friend
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I see a heater !!!
 
I guess you train in the dog house............ Nice Name For A Gym !!
 
Love your food prep !!
 
BOSSMAN said:
It really helps during the week for my post workout and lunch. Thanks
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Probably saves you a ton of time if you just meal prep on sunday and not have to worry for a few days during the week.
 
When you meal prep do you freeze the cooked food or keep in the fridge?
I usually just make extra at night time and make leftovers for the next day.
 
BloodManor said:
When you meal prep do you freeze the cooked food or keep in the fridge?
I usually just make extra at night time and make leftovers for the next day.
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I just keep it in the fridge. The veggies I cook daily. A serving for dinner, and a serving or 2 for the next day as they don't keep as long. All that meat will be gone bye Thursday usually. So you figure sunday evening to lunch on Thursday. Ain't to bad
 
311am CP FUEL BAJA BLAST/ sea salt / 48oz h20 / vaso6 / glycerol
321am ground stretch
Karbolyn / eaa 9 ( sipping through whole workout )
338am back / core
Reverse close grip pulldown
100 lb x15 120 x12 140 x10
Reverse Pec Dec Flys
70lbx 10 lowered weight for better form 60lb x12 x2
Reverse incline db rows both arms same time
60lb x 12 x3
Reverse incline db Flys straight arm both arms
15lb x15x3
Wide lat pulldown
100lb x 15 120 x12 140 x10
Seated cable row
120lbx20x3
406am core
416am heavy bag
3 min x3
430am workout complete 52 min
PANDORA KILLSWITCH / MEEK MILL
GARAGE TEMP 40 ( heatwave )

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Got home yesterday to walk up on a package containing 2 samples of BAJA BLAST.* Thanks to The Solution* . This pwo doesn't even come out/launch until 2/11/19.
Put it to the test this morning at 3am. Mixed with 10oz h2o. First thing I noticed before shaking was some beautiful colored crystals floating on the top. Caught my eye. After a few good shakes, mix was perfect.** Took my first hit, and man was I suprised.* This stuff had a carbonated effect to it. It was amazing. The taste was great!!!
After 13 minutes of ground rolling I could feel the BA kicking in with some small tingles. Once I got into my workout I noticed the tunnel vision kicking in. I was blowing through weight and sets.* I got through my workout this morning in 52 minutes and was wishing I had more time.
Overall this was a great pwo, I didn't get all wacked out. It is now 2 1/2 hours later and I still feel awesome. Just a nice smooth refreshing ready for whatever feeling.* Haven't even got to the coffee yet.* This will definitely be in my rotation in the future.
 
I am surprised you could feel tingles at that low of a dose of BA ???
 
I need to take a break from it so my tolerance to it will go down and I will feel the tingles ha
 
LeanEngineer said:
I need to take a break from it so my tolerance to it will go down and I will feel the tingles ha
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At first I thought it was gonna be a challenge coming down from stims. I was on heavy stims from pwo to fat burners to coffee all day long. After a week or 2 of adjustments I actually feel better and healthy. Not saying I don't miss the rush every once and awhile, and that I won't use them again. But for know, I'm good. This adjustment was made back in early November.
 
BloodManor said:
Define processed ? Most things you buy are processed- white and brown rice, eggs, all meat is processed to a point and some injected with flavors.
And what’s wrong with burgers - if I said I had 6oz of beef, a salad, a slice of cheese and 2 slices of bread for dinner it would be called “clean”
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Had to laugh at "a salad"... would also depend on who you asked if it was clean. Many consider chuck way to high in fat to be clean. I am not one of them, but there are plenty that would. Funny isn't it that we have clean and dirty foods. Seems the designation should have more to do with the 5 second rule, than food choices.

hairygrandpa said:
Well, you can always find exceptions. When I say: "Don't drink mouthwash." You may find one particular brand that can be consumed.
Preferring "real food" to "processed food" shouldn't even be a subject of discussion.
Don't make me look up product labels -and/or find the hidden chemicals, not mentioned on said labels. The info is there -BUT you don't find it with a google search on site one, guess why?
To answer that, please watch the award winning documentary called: "Food Inc" .

Edit: I just looked up canned food, that you are defending, note that I did not look up hot dogs yet or cereals
Here what popped up: Bisphenol



I'm guessing your reply: "But who eats every day canned food, eating it now-and then is not harmful."
That would be true for any stuff detrimental to your health. But why even eat it if its detrimental?
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I have to laugh at this one too. We including you do so many things that are detrimental for our health in the pursuit of a physique. We all just choose where to take our risks. Some with food, some with gear, some with risky behavior. It's kind of like this guy I know who doesn't wear a seat belt, but refuses to cross the street against the light because it is dangerous.

As long as we are moderating somewhere to try and control some of the damage we are probably doing alright.

BOSSMAN said:
Yes sir....wife brought it home for the DOGS in the garage the last few weeks....ain't that something
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Well at least you know where you stand.
LeanEngineer said:
I need to take a break from it so my tolerance to it will go down and I will feel the tingles ha
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The tingles are actually a reaction from your body not being that efficient at processing it. As you begin to process it better that side effect goes away or lessens. It actually means you are making use of it more efficiently.
 
Invalid Link Removed Rocket3015 got you a bigger one today....look at the front tires, man I was nervous taking that pic. You ever seen or heard a tire like that explode before?
 
Add a touch of cinnamon on the sweet potato (don't know if you tried it) but adds a nice touch. I also smear peanut butter // almond butter on my sweet taters. Give it a shot if you don't use a very fatty cut of meat for your macros. You may enjoy it.

Hell i ever will melt Reese peanut butter cups in my sweet potatoes :)
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That Reeses looks banging, I splashed a pinch of brown sugar on mine tonight. If the wife bakes them she throws marshmallows on top.
 
The Solution said:
Add a touch of cinnamon on the sweet potato (don't know if you tried it) but adds a nice touch. I also smear peanut butter // almond butter on my sweet taters. Give it a shot if you don't use a very fatty cut of meat for your macros. You may enjoy it.

Hell i ever will melt Reese peanut butter cups in my sweet potatoes :)
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damn that looks good.
 
BOSSMAN said:
Invalid Link Removed Rocket3015 got you a bigger one today....look at the front tires, man I was nervous taking that pic. You ever seen or heard a tire like that explode before?
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Thank you, I have more Landscaping to do!!


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Rocket3015 your set up looks very good, especially if you did it yourself. The lawn is the background looks healthy also. (I know that pic wasn't taken yesterday ) . Looks good man!
 
312am GOLD STANDARD ON/ vaso6 / glycerol / sea salt / 48oz h20 Invalid Link RemovedInvalid Link Removed
323am ground stretch
Karbolyn / eaa 9 ( sipping through whole workout )
338am chest / core
Hex press
40lb x20 60lb x10 x3****
Pec Dec 90lbx20
Db incline
40lb x20 60lbx10x3***
Pec Dec 90lbx15
Db bench
40lb x20 60lb x10x3***
Pec Dec 90lbx15
Decline bench machine
120lb x15x3
Decline bench db Flys
20lb x 20 x 3
Incline machine
100 x failure
416am core
430am workout complete 52 min
PANDORA GODSMACK
GARAGE TEMP 50 ( heatwave )
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Gotta be careful with these samples sometimes fellas, this one in particular was a 2 serving pouch. I split it in half, but if I didn't read the fine print I would have hit a double dose. My man MrKleen73 brought that to my attention last year.
 
BOSSMAN said:
Rocket3015 your set up looks very good, especially if you did it yourself. The lawn is the background looks healthy also. (I know that pic wasn't taken yesterday ) . Looks good man!
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Those pics were taken a year or two ago, Yes I did it myself, my family keeps asking when I am just going to build a wall around the whole house.
 
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The areas look a little better with a few plants !!
 
Dang Rocket3015, that is very impressive!

My house is a mess right now... they are digging a trench in the back yard to put a drainage ditch to the bayou for my gutters then I need to figure out what I am going to do back there. Not much grass. Thinking I might lay down some sod but not even sure that area will support the growth with the big Ash tree that shades that section of the yard.
BOSSMAN - Any recommendations for type of grass to use for a heavily shaded high traffic area? I have dogs which are outside during the day when weather permits. Also when would be the best time to put out the sod if I go that way? I assume sometime in March? I am in Houston Tx by the way so will be getting warm already in March.
 
MrKleen73 said:
Dang Rocket3015, that is very impressive!

My house is a mess right now... they are digging a trench in the back yard to put a drainage ditch to the bayou for my gutters then I need to figure out what I am going to do back there. Not much grass. Thinking I might lay down some sod but not even sure that area will support the growth with the big Ash tree that shades that section of the yard.
BOSSMAN - Any recommendations for type of grass to use for a heavily shaded high traffic area? I have dogs which are outside during the day when weather permits. Also when would be the best time to put out the sod if I go that way? I assume sometime in March? I am in Houston Tx by the way so will be getting warm already in March.
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Sounds like as soon as they get done in your back yard. If you go the sod route, I always put down a thin layer of compost or topsoil. I know the sod comes with a good topsoil base, but that's just what I do. It also helps with getting your ground level, which helps the sod also. You want it tight and level. Water everyday for the first 2 weeks, in the morning. Stay off of it with a mower as long as you can, just trim the tops with a weedeater before it gets to long and starts bending over. Then you will have a mess. Grass route, I always use scotts. They have coated seed, water smart. It does come in a shade mix. The root base of your big tree will be a challenge with new grass. Them roots will take all your water. Another good thing about scotts, as a homeowner you can register on their website, your region and they will email you and tell you exactly what and when to put on your yard. Now keep in mind, my experience is all here on the east coast so there are definitely so different variables between MD and TX. Always read your labels on your grass seed, make sure you are getting 99%+ of seed. You would be suprised some of the brands you get 60% seed 40% filler.....you know, like the supplement game!! MrKleen73
 
Always remember, starter fertilizer and pellitized lime for new grass. Also, it doesn't happen overnight. Takes 2 good seasons with proper care for nice, thick, weed free lawn.
Don't be afraid of sod, it's instant and not really that expensive.
Nice workout too! !!
 
If you just want something, you could use a contractor/landscaper mix seed. Along with lime, starter fertilizer, and straw. This will grown, but it will bring weeds (nothing crazy). Once it's developed with a few treatments for the weeds, you will be good. Then in the fall you go with your high end seed.
 
BOSSMAN said:
Sounds like as soon as they get done in your back yard. If you go the sod route, I always put down a thin layer of compost or topsoil. I know the sod comes with a good topsoil base, but that's just what I do. It also helps with getting your ground level, which helps the sod also. You want it tight and level. Water everyday for the first 2 weeks, in the morning. Stay off of it with a mower as long as you can, just trim the tops with a weedeater before it gets to long and starts bending over. Then you will have a mess. Grass route, I always use scotts. They have coated seed, water smart. It does come in a shade mix. The root base of your big tree will be a challenge with new grass. Them roots will take all your water. Another good thing about scotts, as a homeowner you can register on their website, your region and they will email you and tell you exactly what and when to put on your yard. Now keep in mind, my experience is all here on the east coast so there are definitely so different variables between MD and TX. Always read your labels on your grass seed, make sure you are getting 99%+ of seed. You would be suprised some of the brands you get 60% seed 40% filler.....you know, like the supplement game!! MrKleen73
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BOSSMAN said:
Always remember, starter fertilizer and pellitized lime for new grass. Also, it doesn't happen overnight. Takes 2 good seasons with proper care for nice, thick, weed free lawn.
Don't be afraid of sod, it's instant and not really that expensive.
Nice workout too! !!
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BOSSMAN said:
If you just want something, you could use a contractor/landscaper mix seed. Along with lime, starter fertilizer, and straw. This will grown, but it will bring weeds (nothing crazy). Once it's developed with a few treatments for the weeds, you will be good. Then in the fall you go with your high end seed.
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Thanks Kevin!!! Lots of good info here. I will PM you with a couple other questions so I don't muddy up your log with all the landscape convo.
 
MrKleen73 said:
Dang Rocket3015, that is very impressive!

My house is a mess right now... they are digging a trench in the back yard to put a drainage ditch to the bayou for my gutters then I need to figure out what I am going to do back there. Not much grass. Thinking I might lay down some sod but not even sure that area will support the growth with the big Ash tree that shades that section of the yard.
BOSSMAN - Any recommendations for type of grass to use for a heavily shaded high traffic area? I have dogs which are outside during the day when weather permits. Also when would be the best time to put out the sod if I go that way? I assume sometime in March? I am in Houston Tx by the way so will be getting warm already in March.
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Find a sod store in Houston. There are some hybrid Zoysia's that do well in your extreme heat and shade. Tough combination to grow grass! If your dogs run a certain path this will be hard to keep grass in those areas.
 
Studhorse said:
Find a sod store in Houston. There are some hybrid Zoysia's that do well in your extreme heat and shade. Tough combination to grow grass! If your dogs run a certain path this will be hard to keep grass in those areas.
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Good info here Studhorse keep in mind with that zoysia it will spread and grow and spread and grow. I've seen that stuff grown under asphalt driveways and come up I the neighbors yard. It is tough as nails. First to go brown, amd last to get green. Again, it will spread into your neighbors yard no matter what you do. You can't stop it.
 
BOSSMAN said:
Good info here Studhorse keep in mind with that zoysia it will spread and grow and spread and grow. I've seen that stuff grown under asphalt driveways and come up I the neighbors yard. It is tough as nails. First to go brown, amd last to get green. Again, it will spread into your neighbors yard no matter what you do. You can't stop it.
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Screw the neighbors. LOL
 
BOSSMAN said:
Good info here Studhorse keep in mind with that zoysia it will spread and grow and spread and grow. I've seen that stuff grown under asphalt driveways and come up I the neighbors yard. It is tough as nails. First to go brown, amd last to get green. Again, it will spread into your neighbors yard no matter what you do. You can't stop it.
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So what you are saying is plant it then wait a year and go accuse the neihbors of infesting my lawn with it...
Studhorse said:
Screw the neighbors. LOL
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AMEN! Actually one of my neighbors for sure would never notice, and probably not the other either. Going to go have a look at it now thanks Studhorse!
 
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