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This might be a stupid question but assuming a person is eating enough calories and protein, would eating a lot of sugar on a bulk help you build more muscle? I know it wouldn't be healthy and you would probably store more fat but wouldn't the insulin help build more muscle as well?
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]I'm sorry if this is a stupid question but assuming a person is eating enough calories and protein, would eating a lot of sugar on a bulk help you build more muscle? I know it wouldn't be healthy and you would probably store more fat but wouldn't the insulin help build more muscle as well?[/QUOTE]
not really, but i guess any extra calories "help" with bulking. stick to slower digesting carbs, too much sugar can mess with your body in alot of bad ways.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]This might be a stupid question but assuming a person is eating enough calories and protein, would eating a lot of sugar on a bulk help you build more muscle? I know it wouldn't be healthy and you would probably store more fat but wouldn't the insulin help build more muscle as well?[/QUOTE]
Go back to the keto section and bulk on your keto diet as you insisted to do so.
Myself and many others tried explaining, but apparently my diet will lead me to diabeeeeeetus.
Considering the fact that sugar (sucrose) is used up as energy (glucose), along with any other carbrohydrate, and that energy is needed for weight training, I'd say it's pretty useful, whether bulking or cutting
[QUOTE=Cumulonimbus;687576021]Go back to the keto section and bulk on your keto diet as you insisted to do so.
Myself and many others tried explaining, but apparently my diet will lead me to diabeeeeeetus.[/QUOTE]
Everyone would get diabetes if something else didn't kill them first. Just like how everyone would die of Alzheimer's if something else didn't kill them first. Do you think you're immune to everything just because you work out all the time?
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687586461]Everyone would get diabetes if something else didn't kill them first. Just like how everyone would die of Alzheimer's if something else didn't kill them first. Do you think you're immune to everything just because you work out all the time?[/QUOTE]
Try to keep the retard-ism and extremism in the keto section man.
[QUOTE=Cumulonimbus;687588071]Try to keep the retard-ism and extremism in the keto section man.[/QUOTE]
Sure thing cumulonimbus cloud dude whatever your name is. It sounds like "cuminyeranus" to me.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687591741]Sure thing cumulonimbus cloud dude whatever your name is. It sounds like "cuminyeranus" to me.[/QUOTE]
Man people have thought of better things such as Cumshot, Clombanus, Cummer. At least put in some effort man.
[QUOTE=Cumulonimbus;687593581]Man people have thought of better things such as Cumshot, Clombanus, Cummer. At least put in some effort man.[/QUOTE]
Lol at least I knew your name was the name of a type of cloud without having to look it up on google ;)
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687586461]Everyone would get diabetes if something else didn't kill them first. Just like how everyone would die of Alzheimer's if something else didn't kill them first. Do you think you're immune to everything just because you work out all the time?[/QUOTE]
LOL.
wat is this i don't even.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687594711]Lol at least I knew your name was the name of a type of cloud without having to look it up on google ;)[/QUOTE]
Uhhhhh. que?
wtf is going on in here
chloriformbus
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687594711]Lol at least I knew your name was the name of a type of cloud without having to look it up on google ;)[/QUOTE]
wtf?? is this guy srs?
inb4diabeteskillsme!!!!!!!!
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687586461]Everyone would get diabetes if something else didn't kill them first. Just like how everyone would die of Alzheimer's if something else didn't kill them first. Do you think you're immune to everything just because you work out all the time?[/QUOTE]
Lmao actually working out plays a huge roll in preventing diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and alzheimer's even.
OP: insulin is highly anabolic, but i dont think it's worth it for the fat accumulation. I rather put on lean mass by eating right :)
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]would eating a lot of sugar on a bulk help you build more muscle? [/QUOTE]
no.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]you would probably store more fat[/QUOTE]
no.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]but wouldn't the insulin help build more muscle as well?[/QUOTE]
no.
lol @ thread.
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687572321]This might be a stupid question but assuming a person is eating enough calories and protein, would eating a lot of sugar on a bulk help you build more muscle? I know it wouldn't be healthy and you would probably store more fat but wouldn't the insulin help build more muscle as well?[/QUOTE]
Correct. This is a stupid question.
Eating sufficient protein and adding carbs to build muscle? It's not healthy but might make me more ripped? Eating a lot of sugar makes me store fat which is bad but makes me ripped from an insulin response? Is this the secret to success?
[QUOTE=The-ROAR;687586461]Everyone would get diabetes if something else didn't kill them first. Just like how everyone would die of Alzheimer's if something else didn't kill them first. Do you think you're immune to everything just because you work out all the time?[/QUOTE]
Strong wtf is this ****?
[QUOTE=FitnessTom;688362371]Lmao actually working out plays a huge roll in preventing diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and alzheimer's even.
OP: insulin is highly anabolic, but i dont think it's worth it for the fat accumulation. I rather put on lean mass by eating right :)[/QUOTE]
LOL you can join the OP in the stupid corner. Want a duns cap along with that?
[QUOTE=FitnessTom;688362371]Lmao actually working out plays a huge roll in preventing diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and alzheimer's even.
OP: insulin is highly anabolic, but i dont think it's worth it for the fat accumulation. I rather put on lean mass by eating right :)[/QUOTE]
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