there's no reason to become combative about it. you are the one coming on this site and asking about diets, bringing your protein shake threads with musclemilk and then asking about the velocity diet then acting like you already know everything. I didn't say anything about you having to use this diet, I merely pointed out the fact that your friend is wrong about the velocity diet being "for fatasses" or that it will destroy excess amounts of muscle. it's designed to retain muscle.
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Thread: Velocity Diet Questions!
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11-05-2007, 10:37 PM #721
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11-05-2007, 10:39 PM #722
Thanks alot; repped!
Dammit, so that means I will have to have 4 shakes (blend whey+casein); that is 188 grams of protein. So that is pretty close. ~960 calories in shakes; then 200 calores in fish oil. That leaves me with 294 calories. My flax oil is 130 calories; that means I can have just two servings.
So the idea is to take flax seed oil for the fiber. I was looking at some softgels they have 10 calories; and 1g of fat; what I have is 130 calories; 14g of fat. Now I am asuming that the fat content is what is bringing up the calories so much. Would it be better if I bought the softgels as I am getting my fat from the fish oil? I know this isnt rocket science but I really want to do this diet the right way. I want to follow it too the T.
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11-05-2007, 10:42 PM #723
I was'nt coming at you and I don't think I know everthing but ever time I asked someone earlier they came at me so I was'nt sure with you. But naw man I was'nt coming at you and i was pointing the fat asses towards one person. He told me I was wrong and I know that I would not be able to survive on that diet. But nothing personal I just know my body and this diet wasn't for me.
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11-05-2007, 10:49 PM #724
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11-05-2007, 10:50 PM #725
Being on the last post of the page before the last I think people probably skipped my last post so im posting it again
I am now planning my Weening off the V-diet Day...Im going to have 3 shakes (shake, solid food, shake, solid food, shake, solid food) Im going to go heavy on the Healthy carbs (Brown rice, Oats, Bran/Granola) carbs since my glycogens stores have been depleted for about 6 weeks...and Im going to keep it around 2000 CaloriesIm going to do this Friday and Saturday....does this sound like a good idea?
...then Im going start my Fuel cycling Idea, starting by going back to High Fat Keto 2500 Calories for 3 days (w/ one low cal Keto day) (Sun, Mon, Tue), then to high protein low fat, low carb (V-diet/PSMF) for 2 days (2500 calories) (Wed, Thurs), then Back to Carbs for the weekend(Fri, Sat)...and repeat
Does this sound like a good idea?
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11-06-2007, 03:51 AM #726
Absolutely not. 28 days is pushing it as is, there is no need to try and double that time. The effects will begin to dwindle, and more negative than positive results will be achieved (in the long run, pertaining to overall metabolism)
In essence, is that not carb cycling? The only thing i see wrong with it is if by V-diet you mean shakes only for those 2 days, than No. I would advise against it, unless you mean pure protein (which i also advise against, unless there is a trace amount of carbs and fat along side it). You never want to eat pure protein, trust me on this. If you wish me to further explain i will, for now leave it at that (long theory behind this one, but i do believe it right, as it happened to me).
Please do not ask for advise, then bluntly reject it like that; there's no need for the sarcastic manner. This forum is meant for us to help one another and if you seek something other than this, please find yourself the way out.
EDIT: I saw the other post, no worries ^^^^^My Body has No Limits
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11-06-2007, 06:11 AM #727
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11-06-2007, 08:51 AM #731
Shugart's Guidelines for Transitioning Off the V-diet
http://www.musclewithattitude.com/re...92000&pageNo=5
"Also, I'm going to paste a rough draft of the new transition phase below. This is basically what will appear in the Velocity Diet book:
Step #1: One Solid Healthy Meal Per Day
For a few days after the V-Diet, every day is "solid meal day." Have one solid, healthy meal per day. The timing of this meal is up to you, but I generally suggest breakfast or lunch. (The recipe chapter will provide several ideas for transition-phase meals.)
Most people who carry around too much body fat overeat at night. They don't just overeat, they binge. Then, with that gigantic glut of carby calories in their bellies, they go to bed -- in a nutshell causing those calories to be stored as body fat instead of being used to fuel activity. On a side note, binge eating -- consuming an enormous amount of calories in one sitting -- is now considered to be the number one eating disorder in America.
This is why I suggest that your solid daily meal during the first step of the transition phase be breakfast or lunch. Most people don't have the time to overeat during these times of the day. It's after work, in the evening, when things get tricky.
I also like for the last meal of the day be a low-carb Metabolic Drive shake. This way you can control calories in this "dangerous" time of day and prevent any possible nighttime muscle wasting (catabolism). If you ever find yourself adding back too much body fat, the simple trick of making your last meal a low-carb shake will get you back on track in just a few days.
However, if you enjoy your quick and easy protein shakes for breakfast (and you've never had a problem with nighttime overeating) you can move the solid meal to any other time of the day. Just keep it healthy!
How long should you stay in step number one? I suggest at least two or three days, though many people extend this to a full week if they want to continue losing fat at a rapid pace.
Sample Step One Daily Menus
Breakfast Option
Meal #1: Old fashioned oatmeal with blueberries, scrambled egg whites
Meal #2: Metabolic Drive shake, 2 Flameout capsules
Meal #3: Metabolic Drive shake with milled flax seed
Meal #4: Metabolic Drive shake, 2 Flameout capsules
Meal #5: Metabolic Drive shake with natural peanut butter
Lunch Option
Meal #1: Metabolic Drive shake, 2 Flameout capsules
Meal #2: Grilled chicken over large spinach salad, olive oil based dressing
Meal #3: Metabolic Drive shake, 2 Flameout capsules
Meal #4: Metabolic Drive shake with milled flax seed
Meal #5: Metabolic Drive shake with natural peanut butter
Step #2: Two or Three Solid Meals Per Day
Remember, smaller frequent meals (eating every few hours) leads to less body fat, more muscle, and a more efficient metabolism than the typical "three squares a day." Even after the Velocity Diet you should be aiming to eat 4-6 times per day. Many people use meal replacement shakes to accomplish this, and that's very similar to step two of your V-Diet transition.
Simply have two or three shakes per day, then two or three healthy solid meals or snacks. One method of doing this is to have a shake to begin your day and a shake to end it. Again, this solves the nighttime overeating problem, plus it allows you to have a fast and healthy breakfast, something many busy people skip.
But once again, the timing of the solid meals isn't crucial here. Do what best fits your schedule. Because of convenience, many people like to have their shakes for lunch and mid-afternoon snacks instead. That's fine.
Like the first step, step two can last as long as you need it to. Most people have success when staying in step two for three or four days.
Sample Step Two Daily Menus
"Bookend" Option
Meal #1: Metabolic Drive shake
Meal #2: Turkey burger on whole grain bread, salad
Meal #3: Tuna on low-carb, while grain wrap
Meal #4: Grilled chicken breasts, steamed vegetables
Meal #5: Metabolic Drive shake
Note: The Bookend Option is a very simple method of losing additional body fat. Since breakfast is often skipped -- which leads to late-day overeating and metabolism damage via muscle loss -- and too many calories are usually consumed before bed, "bookending" your day with low-carb shakes makes for a simple, yet effective fat loss plan. The mid day meals need to be healthy of course, but taking care of these two problem times of the day usually leads to no-brainer fat loss. This option is sometimes called the Velocity Diet Lite.
Mid-Day Meals Option
Meal #1: Egg white spinach omelet
Meal #2: Metabolic Drive shake
Meal #3: Metabolic Drive shake
Meal #4: Metabolic Drive shake
Meal #5: Salmon with grilled zucchini and squash
Step #3: One Shake Per Day
The final step is to have one shake per day and eat healthy solid meals the rest of the time. This shake should be consumed:
-- Whenever you'd otherwise skip a meal because you're busy
-- At night, if you still have problems overeating at this time
-- Breakfast if you'd normally skip this meal
Many people, including myself, stay in step three permanently. Simply having one healthy shake per day insures adequate protein intake and prevents any dietary lapses caused by missing meals.
How Long Does the Whole Transition Last?
Two weeks at least. Remember, you can personalize this phase of the diet by staying however long you want in each step. The transition is basically a diet unto itself, so if you have more fat to lose after the strict four-week phase, then you can continue to lose weight in the transition phase, especially in step one.
Besides protein shakes, it's also helpful to keep taking your other supplements during this transition phase. In fact, for overall health and longevity, supplements like Functional Fatty Acids (Flameout) should be lifelong staples."
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11-06-2007, 08:59 AM #732
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11-06-2007, 09:07 AM #733
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11-06-2007, 09:32 AM #734
My reason is this...
If you?re essentially taking in pure protein, without the assistance of a minor percentage being from either carbs or fat, your body will then revert to catabolizing your muscle tissue in order to derive glycogen (essentially glucose) from it. The body must have glycogen (for reasons such as proper ATP function in the muscle, brain, organs, etc...), HOWEVER, the way the body gets it's fuel source does not matter. For this reason, Ketosis diets preach a high fat intake, so that gluconeogenesis (the process of which the body catabolizes muscle tissue in order to retrieve glycogen) may not take place on LBM (skeletal muscle tissue and the likes). High carbs diets also avoid gluconeogenesis due to carbs being the preferred source of energy. For the body to under go the process of gluconeogenesis is a very costly task (requires more energy than retrieving glucose via carbs and fat does), so the body will always prefer an alternate source of energy because of this (even excluding factors such as thermic effect).
However, The reason i mentioned an extremely high protein intake was that if your body does revert to the process of gluconeogenesis, it will attack free protein molecules before it targets skeletal muscle tissue (LBM). To break down free protein radicals in the bloodstream rather than catabolism of the muscle tissue itself is less costly (energy wise). You can achieve these free protein molecules circulating in the bloodstream by elevating your protein intake to a very high amount (usually around 2-2.25 g/lb of bodyweight). I just dislike this due to potential damage of the kidneys that such an elevation could pose.
Did you follow that?Last edited by Basil08; 11-06-2007 at 09:42 AM.
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11-06-2007, 10:01 AM #735
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11-06-2007, 10:05 AM #736
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11-06-2007, 11:41 AM #741
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11-06-2007, 12:38 PM #742
Thanks alot guys! So what about how much of it should I take?
I am assuming we are talking about something like this: http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/now/flaxmeal.html
So could I take one table spoon for 4 shakes? That would fit into my calories; with 5 shakes, and 20 fish oil pills
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11-06-2007, 01:53 PM #743
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11-06-2007, 01:58 PM #744
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11-07-2007, 03:12 AM #747
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11-07-2007, 04:03 AM #748
im gonna sack up and give the v-diet another shot, the fact that i quit after a week will haunt me until i finish my 28 days. Just had a couple questions. Are there any rules against using a recovery/energy supp like xtend or purple wrath. Is going from 23-25% bf to 16-18% a possibility after 28 days? supps i will use:
ON 100% whey chocolate
ON 100% cassein banana cream
Flaxmeal
Multi Vitamin
Fish Oil caps
Workout Days: Gatorade post workout
am i missing anything?
thanks alot guys!
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11-07-2007, 01:38 PM #749
Sorry I cant help you with your questions. But one thing you might want too do is buy differnt flavors of your protein. I am on my first day; but it seems to me like it would get tiring if you go the whole 28 days with the same flavors.
Yeah; my first day has been smooth yet bumpy. I dont feel hungry. I did forget too take my fish oil with both my first and second shake; which does piss me off. Also for my second shake I was suppose to take it around 10:30 during passing period. I froze the shake thinking that after 3 hours it surly would be melted; wrong. So I had it at lunch 12:16 (that was the next possible opertunity other than 10:30).
Other than that I am surprised. I dont know maybe because the shakes were frozen but I really am not hungry!
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11-07-2007, 01:50 PM #750
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