This is actually a mis-conception. The amount of minerals in the water create an insignificant contribution to your daily requirements. We are not intended to get most of our minerals from water (otherwise we'd be designed to drink something like 100 gallons a day or more). Food, (fruits and...
You ideally want water that is pH neutral or slightly alkaline. Most water available to consumers to day (including tap water) is highly acidic. Vapor distilled and deionized are my top choices.
-Alex
Logically, carbs produce insulin which is highly anabolic/anti-catabolic thus negating some of the unwanted effects of cortisol. I have never heard of caffeine improving testosterone output during training. Without the evidence I would have to find this hard to believe by this simple logic -...
You cannot just nibble all day and then eat a 2,000 calorie meal of fruit, meat, bread and nuts before bed and expect the same results as a balanced intake of nutrients, timed around physiologic/hormonal environments that best utilize the nutrients. I am not saying that you do this, just...
exactly. For instance beef - despite its higher fat content, lean beef should/will actually cause a greater rise in BP insulin due to its higher leucine content
-Alex
I too advocate consuming something like whole eggs, salmon or red meat with some greens prior to bed.
keep in mind that even BCAA's/whey and lean protein will create an insulin spike. Almost any food will. Quick releases of glucose into the blood stream trigger a large pulse in insulin and...
I think that you are in a good position. The credentials help, but in the end its about finding your niche (passion) and becoming an expert in that field. As long as you enjoy it, it's not work right? lol.
-Alex
Its insulin that works inversely to GH production. A PWO insulin spike will blunt GH. I dont advocate sugary/high GI carbs for the purpose of an insulin spike pwo anyway so I do not worry much about the blunting of GH. Just my .02
** also the body needs amino acids to produce GH so amino...
This is an OK idea. However I advise against it as coconut oil is primarily MCT's which are burned rather quickly as energy; much like glucose albeit via different metabolic pathways. Stick to mono/poly unsaturated fats but feel free to include a little MCT's as the combination can promote some...
I think you should stick to the traditional diet for a longer period of time. Play with your carbs to facilitate fat loss. If you are struggling to loose some last minute fat, then do a ~2-3 week burst of keto.
-Alex
I agree. people are ignorant and clueless about their own health for the most part. I found myself utterly frustrated when strolling through a grocery store and watching the purchasing habits of 90% of the people. Its quite frankly disgusting.
-Alex
Yes, it is very hard to give cut and dry suggestions. So many variables involved. I've never regretted hiring the advice of very experienced bodybuilding/nutrition coaches early on in my career. Definitely one of the most worthwhile investments - That and my own research/experience of course...
I agree with you. It is frustrating to sit and listen to the sometimes utter-nonsense they teach in nutrition programs, even at the graduate level. Real world experience and results are what truly matters. The Credentials just act as a cushion to remove people's doubt in one's knowledge and...
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