I may try something like this. I think carb loading for 2 days in a row may not be the best option for me. Do you workout after your 1hr carb load on Wed? My only concern with that is going back to high fat with a large insulin spike, but if done before a workout it shouldn't be much of an issue.
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01-28-2008, 05:21 PM #91
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My Anabolic Diet cutting log:
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http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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01-28-2008, 05:30 PM #92
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01-30-2008, 04:32 AM #93
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01-30-2008, 04:37 AM #94
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Looks like I picked the perfect time to take a week off from training. I've come down with a bad cold, I spent most of yesterday asleep on the couch. My hunger has been down and I'll admit, I ate 3 cups of oats yesterday. I'll be resuming low carb eating today.
-slipMy Anabolic Diet cutting log:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6584801
My 8 Month Transformation:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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01-30-2008, 05:23 AM #95
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01-30-2008, 10:04 AM #96
I was just about to ask about your routine and the "method behind the madness". I'm taking a week off this week as well as I am feeling really drained and haven't taken one for a long time. I'm also looking for a new routine to try out as well.
Just to let you know some people don't respond to well to CEE. It didn't really do to much for me, so I'm switching back to CM. Hopefully, it works for you.
I've been gaining about 2-3 lbs or so on carb-ups and feel kind of ugly for the first two days until about wednesday.Last edited by FitzChivalry; 01-30-2008 at 10:17 AM.
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01-30-2008, 02:19 PM #97
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Not sure, but it's probably not a big deal since he mentions nothing of it in the book. I recall reading something about it maybe in The Ketogenic Diet by Lyle McDonald.
Yeah, I've been feeling really run down lately also. I couldn't have picked a better time to do it, I came down with a bad cold yesterday and it's kicking my ass. All bets are off with regard to diet until I'm over this cold. I've only been on the AD for 4 weeks now, but I was carb cycling for 4 weeks prior to that, so I feel a little dietary break to get over this cold and get leptin levels up won't hinder my progress that much. Question - do you feel unhealthy at all eating this way? I sorta do. I have no problem abandoning this diet in another 4 weeks if I don't feel better.
I've decided to go with a push/pull routine. Haven't found any decent examples yet. I'll also be tweaking my diet to cut down on sat. fats and get more healthy ones in.
I've read that a lot. I figured it won't hurt to try for $20. The problem I was having with creatine mono was bad stomach/intestinal bloating with anything over 2.5g/day.
Try holding 11 lbs of water, lol. I've only lost 2 lbs of it so far. All the bloat seems to be hanging around my stomach. My arms, shoulders, quads and calfs look jacked though.
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http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6584801
My 8 Month Transformation:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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01-30-2008, 02:22 PM #98
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01-30-2008, 02:34 PM #99
thanks dude..theres around a 9lb difference between the pics,lighting and my camera phone is crap..need to invest in a new one..
About feeling unhealthy..think it is all in the mind like we are brainwashed to think dietary fat is bad lol...im eating more good oils than i ever have and it certainly isnt as unhealthy as a high bad quality carb diet..i say clean up your carb-ups..eat more olive,hemp,fish,flax oil..i have 3 red meat meals and the rest are chicken with good fats..30g of hemp seed oil with bedtime shake its pricey but had great doses of omega 3-6-9.i felt the same in beginning eating bacon and cheese all the time wasnt nice..
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01-30-2008, 02:39 PM #100
heres a sample of my diet
Meal 1 100g bacon
100g eggs
25g cheese
total 43/42/0/548
Meal 2 110g beef sausages
100g eggs
1 scoop whey
15g olive oil
total 50/44/5/620
post 2 scoops whey
total 40/3/3.8/206
meal 3 5oz chicken
broccoli
50g nuts(brazil,walnuts)
25gcheese
59/45/2.4/676
meal 4 150g red meat
15g olive oil
34/40/1/510
meal 5 5oz chicken
broccoli
20g of hemp seed oil
47/25/5/474
meal 6 2 scoops pure protien
30g of hemp seed oil
2 caps fish oil
40/35/2.2/401
total 313/234/19.4/3435
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01-30-2008, 02:41 PM #101
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sucks about the cold. I've only been on this diet for 9 days but I can understand how it could affect you, especially picking up a cold. perhaps tweaking the diet a tad to add a few carbs (oats) in the morning with breakfast, then sticking to AD principles the rest of the day?
push/pull- you gonna do them on separate days or have the split combine a push/pull group for each session?
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01-31-2008, 06:40 AM #102
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It could be all in my head. I cut bacon and sausage out after week 1. My fatty meats are 80% ground beef and chicken thighs. My diet currently looks like this:
Meal 1: Ground beef omelet (2 oz ground beef, 3 eggs, 1 cup spinach, 1 tsp olive oil, 1oz shredded cheese), fish oil caps
Meal 2: Same as meal 1
Meal 3: 2 cups romaine, 2T ranch, ~7 oz chicken thighs
Meal 4: 2 cups romaine, 2T ranch, 5 oz ground beef, 1 oz shredded cheese
Meal 5: 1 scoop whey, 1T olive oil, 2T ground flax, 1T heavy cream
I agree 100% about cleaning up my carb loads. This last one was very taxing on my body.
Feeling a little better today (so far), so I'll be eating 100% AD. I may not carb load this weekend so I can get back on track.
I'm looking at a few options now. I'm leaning towards doing a separate push and pull day each done twice a week.
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http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6584801
My 8 Month Transformation:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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01-31-2008, 07:22 AM #103
I don't feel unhealthy, but lethargic a lot of the time and finding it hard to concentrate. I haven't looked forward to a workout in a while unfortunately. Hopefully, this won't continue as strength has taken an extreme nose-dive as well. I keep my food to mainly beef, eggs, chicken, olive oil, peanut butter and carb-ups I've been keeping completely clean with all oats, sweet potatoes, honey, raisins, etc. The only thing I cheat with so far was throwing in packets of some of the sugar free pudding stuff into my oats.
I'm actually wondering what would happen if you just consumed all fruit for the carb-up. If this is how we are supposedly supposed to eat then maybe the oats are not the best option. Just a thought that I've been wondering about and after reading on Poliquin.Last edited by FitzChivalry; 01-31-2008 at 10:21 AM.
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01-31-2008, 02:32 PM #104
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I can relate to you here. I don't have the same intensity for lifting or cardio that I do on a mod. carb diet.
I've read that fructose primarily fills liver glycogen, not muscle glycogen, and shouldn't be overdone on the carb loads.
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http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6584801
My 8 Month Transformation:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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02-02-2008, 04:59 AM #105
thought i would post this here aswell..
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02-04-2008, 03:31 PM #106
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Long time no post
I had a great week off. Relaxed on the diet, got plenty of sleep and recovered fully from my cold. I started my new routine today and had a great workout, plenty of energy and intensity, something I haven't had for the last 2 months.
I did decide to go with a push/pull routine that consists of separate heavy and light/moderate days. For heavy days I'll be sticking to basic compound movements. The light/moderate days will have more targeted work. It's a modified version of a program I found on testosterone.net.
Mon: Heavy Push
Tues: Heavy Pull
Wed: Off
Thur: Light/Moderate Push
Fri: Light/Moderate Pull
Sat: Off
Sun: Off
Heavy Push: 8 sets of 3, 60 sec. rest
A1: Squats
A2: BB Bench
B1: Military Press
B2: Weighted Dips <-- gotta change this, too hard on my shoulders
C: Calf Extensions on leg press machine (4x10)
Heavy Pull: 8 sets of 3, 60 sec. rest
A1: Dead lifts
A2: Supported DB curls
B1: Weighted pullups
B2: Straight leg deads
C: Hanging leg raises (4x10)
Light/Mod Push: 3 sets of 8, 45 sec. rest
A: Leg press
B1: Incline DB press
B2: Bulgarian squats
C1: Cable crossovers
C2: Tricep extensions
D: DB lateral raises
E: Seated calf extension
Light/Mod Pull: 3 sets of 8, 45 sec. rest
A1: Romainian dead lifts
A2: Reverse grip EZ curls
B1: Seated cable row
B2: Leg curls
C: DB shrugs
D: Rear delt flyes
E: Cable crunches (4x10)
I know the heavy days look easy, but I did the heavy push today and it kicked my ass. I'm already feeling some soreness 5 hrs later.
As for diet I'm redoing the 12 day induction phase. I was pretty relaxed on my diet this past week and am interested to see if I've put on any fat after I lose this water weight. Also I'm scraping my lean bulk plan. I don't want to go into detail about it in case it falls through, but I have something coming up that could turn out to be pretty cool.
-slipMy Anabolic Diet cutting log:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6584801
My 8 Month Transformation:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=6640721
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02-04-2008, 06:24 PM #107
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02-11-2008, 09:37 PM #108
Hey slippin I wanted to say a couple of things.
Firstly, thanks for posting your progress pictures. After showing them to two of my friends they have started keto dieting themselves because they were inspired by your progress.
Secondly, could you post more of your meals? I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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02-13-2008, 07:38 AM #109
Hey slippin-
What type of cardio did you see the best results on with the AD?
I have been on this diet for some time now (about 1 yr), and have seen some amazing results so far. I've sort of hit a plateau with fat loss, however my strength is still increasing. Im re-evaluating my daily caloric intake through fitday, and have started adding 20 mins low-moderate instensity cardio 4 days a week. I have a feeling that short 10 minute HIIT cardio may be better?
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02-25-2008, 04:32 PM #110
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03-05-2008, 02:16 AM #111
questions about AD
im planning to try this anabolic diet for cutting.i have a few questions though.**i'll REP**
1.] what is the P/C/F ratio on weekdays?
2.] do you carbup every week?and for how long(hours,days) do you carbup?
3.] how much calories(above/below maintenance) should i eat during the
carbup for cutting?bulking?
4.] i read that you can have 1 cheat meal during the weekends after the
carbup as your last meal. should i include this cheat meal in my total
calorie intake for the day?this cheat meal wont get me fat or anything?
5.] is there a limit for this cheat meal?or i can just keep eating until im
satisfied (1 meal of course)?
6.] instead of carbing up, can i just eat regular meals on the weekends (high
fat/protein, low carb) and have a cheat MEAL as the last meal of the day?
hope you guys can answer all my questions.
thank you in advance.
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03-05-2008, 01:04 PM #112
what's the difference between anabolic and keto? they're so similar, i don't know what makes anabolic different. i just know the author of AD says you don't stay in ketosis. great inspiring progress. i am on day 3 ... very fun, but rather intense due to the fatigue. i feel weaker, but i do feel more awake. carbs make me bloated, tired, and other stuff.
also less carbs means faster progress into the anabolic state, right? i think i might be consuming a bit over 30g, but regarding percentages, i'm doing just fine.
edit: the guy above me had some questions about cutting. from the book the guy never mentioned eating cleanly on weekends. didn't necessarily say cheat, but when it's asking for CARBS + FAT and little protein, the possibilities of amazing food choices are limitless. i was going to wake up, have an oatmeal shake to start my day healthy and then indulge in some ice cream, pizza, burgers with bread for once, and ketchup. lol. etc. i mean, he said no limit on the carbs, just not to overdue yourself. and by overdue he was stating how some people accidentally easily consume over 10000 calories. BTW I wasn't exactly answering your question, just putting in my own input because maybe i misread something and it turns out carb ups are a bit more restrictive than i first thought.Last edited by tikitariki; 03-05-2008 at 01:08 PM.
Fapping is the ultimate cardio.
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03-06-2008, 01:26 PM #113
I found this article most helpful for getting started ratios etc check it out:
http://stronglifts.com/how-to-get-st...anabolic-diet/
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03-27-2008, 02:26 PM #114
Hey guys,
great thread and site, Slippin. So helpful- thanks
I keep reading that people are getting run down and sick, and I am just wondering how much veg y'all eating?
It only makes sense to me that you'll get sick if you dont have a detox plan (sauna, whetagrass, or fasting) - - unless you're an organic bodybuilder, im betting your eating more poison than earths atmosphere..
and on that note- has fasting can be a great addition to a cut-
Has anyone used a increase of vegetables in the diet to increase fat loss while cutting?
This makes sense, doesn't it? slowly provide more veg and fibre as you lose more bf so that your metabolism has a continual boost to work harder?
On the glucose-> I had 2 small pieces of watermelon recently- and nearly instanlty I had pain in my hands- when I looked closely at my finger it seemed their was a big dark blue clot forming inside the vein-
Then I remembered reading that fructose can be abrasive to our insides on a high fat diet.. (any ideas?)
Just for the record, im doing the whole thang by the book- other than his vauge carb-up plan- (i'v enjoyed The Woo's advice on carb-ups: and start sat morning with fructose and aerobic pilates followed by dextrose and whey).
With all recommened supps, I feel an amazing difference- I do feel like im on steroids- at least- its just like highschool hormones again (vitality in every possible way) its like all the theory has come together just as is written- and if it is just placebo- oh well an chances Dipasquale meant what he wrote? haha.
I know we all want to dismiss supplement advice as being a sales spiel, but in the Dr's case he may just be on the money
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09-15-2008, 11:26 AM #116
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Looking great man, keep up the good work! Your starting pics are kind of my currently aparent end goal, who knows what my new goals will be once I reach my current one!
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01-11-2009, 10:06 AM #117
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Just Incredible
Hey man that is an unreal transformation. I'm a new member, but not new to these forums so I'd rep if I had any to give. Anyways I've read the posts and I'm tryin to make sure I understand right (If anybody else knows the answer, please feel free to post, I don't want to waste anybody's time):
For the first 7 months (90%) of your transformation you were NOT on the Anabolic Diet right? I've been doing a little readin about it and it seems pretty solid, but I also know it may be best if you have already achieved some results and plateaued. Have you known people that have done a big-time cut like yours on the Anabolic diet or would you recommend that 40/40/20? I feel like i'm pretty carb sensitive is the reason I ask. I don't eat incredibly clean but I don't eat a ton of junk either and I feel like I've gained a good bit of fat over the last year so maybe the AD is for me?
When I was young, about 5 yrs ago, I lost 60 lbs on the Atkins Diet before I knew anything about training and nutrition. I was pretty strict with it and would go do the usual "college guy" lift- curls, bench, pressdowns, etc.
Any help is appreciated! I'll stay tuned for where ya go from here. I need to get back to where I used to be.
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