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Title: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 05:21:44 AM
metabolism

yet you never hear any of these bodybuilding gurus even bring it up even ONCE! they might say "oh yeah u need good fats" ect

it amazes me how far behind everyone is. i feel like i know so much and im not even getting paid and not in the industry

they seem to promote all carbs and protien, i can see why its easy to sell and easy to make anyone can buy sugar and protien in mass quanties and cheap to make

so many i know have done a low fat diet and always look flat
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: amc1980 on July 07, 2007, 05:25:06 AM
Did your Mother drink heavily during pregnancy?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: TheDoctor on July 07, 2007, 05:26:49 AM
I have heard of some natural bodybuilders advocating a high fat diet i will have to go through a pile of magazines to find there names, most bodybuilders should be taking a handfull of omega 3 fish oil tablets for heathier hearts.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Nordic Beast on July 07, 2007, 07:23:20 AM
metabolism

yet you never hear any of these bodybuilding gurus even bring it up even ONCE! they might say "oh yeah u need good fats" ect

it amazes me how far behind everyone is. i feel like i know so much and im not even getting paid and not in the industry

they seem to promote all carbs and protien, i can see why its easy to sell and easy to make anyone can buy sugar and protien in mass quanties and cheap to make

so many i know have done a low fat diet and always look flat
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the whole intellectual, holier-than-thou, knowledge snob schtick doesn't work for you.  Adonis barely gets away with it, his only saving grace is that you can actually tell he's intelligent although nothing close a Phd in human biology or chemistry.  You on the other hand have a literacy level of a 6th grader.

dont you notice how everybody on Getbig is tuning you out.

I think you do have some interesting and innovative approachs to training but before you start spouting out nutritional advice and facts about specific effects of certain nutrients on the body, I think you should at least take a rudimentry science class.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: ja351 on July 07, 2007, 07:45:56 AM
Did your Mother drink heavily during pregnancy?


More like Meth!!!!!
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: tweeter on July 07, 2007, 09:15:15 AM
DW, what do you mean by "intramuscular fats"?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: BEAST 8692 on July 07, 2007, 09:19:54 AM
DW, what do you mean by "intramuscular fats"?

a better way to rephrase the question would be:

DW, do you know what intramuscular fats are?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 07, 2007, 10:56:43 AM
Waddy, how do you think your role in the upcoming Warrior Princess film will impact your abilities to bang more poonanny? 
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: BEAST 8692 on July 07, 2007, 11:15:13 AM
Waddy, how do you think your role in the upcoming Warrior Princess film will impact your abilities to bang more poonanny? 

how nice, waddy's got himself a gimmick. :D
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 07, 2007, 11:37:17 AM
No gimmick Beast
how nice, waddy's got himself a gimmick. :D
, just a disciple. 
For years I tried going after hoes that were my own age because I found them more intellectual and mature.  After viewing waddy's posts behind the scenes for awhile, I found that by chasing younger women it is much easier to score ass. I never thought in my wildest dreams that 18 year olds were into anal and what not, but waddy opened me up to a world of possibilities.  For that, I will always be thankful.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 11:45:14 AM
DW, what do you mean by "intramuscular fats"?

intramuscular fats are fat storage inside the muscle.

part of these fats are the many cell membranes in out body wich power our metabolism

these two things are fats that power our immune system and give us strength we would be weak without fats

glucose/fats have to be in optimal balance

what is optimal balance, well i dont know but i know you need a moderate amount of fat to alot especially if you want to grow and lose fat

you can lose fat with out optimal balance in the body off of pure caloric restriction and can either look pumped or flat in the process or be strong or weak depending upon glucose but mainly fat stores in the muscles and in the body in general

if you have been deprived of fats along time then you are comprimising your immune system(made from fats) and other energy reserves
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 11:55:55 AM
our immune system depends on enough fat ESPECIALLY for someone who trains there ass off
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: dr.chimps on July 07, 2007, 11:57:23 AM
What, I ask you, does this have to do with aliens harvesting our electricity during thunderstorms?  ???
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 12:41:39 PM
A man of 75 kg has muscular stores of (on average) 400 g of glycogen (about 1600 Kcal) and 300 g of triglycerides (corresponding to 2700 Kcal)

this should tell you that we need more fat

but in the big picture u need to be in a deficit to lose but this is the optimal balance

2 to one
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 07, 2007, 01:04:09 PM
Waddy, what foods contain Intramuscular Triglicerides?? Are you sure a diet containing moderate to high levels of fat would be beneficial to someone that is not chemically enhanced?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: The Squadfather on July 07, 2007, 01:05:20 PM
Pimp Minister Pete Nice
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 01:07:37 PM
Waddy, what foods contain Intramuscular Triglicerides?? Are you sure a diet containing moderate to high levels of fat would be beneficial to someone that is not chemically enhanced?

the fat we eat goes straight to intramuscular triglicerides

this doesnt mean bulk up

means you gotta do your cardio and your weightling and dont waste food or overeat, i find i do best with eating my main meal waffles with butter, cheescake, pizza, icecream all before my workout and nothing after
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Krankenstein on July 07, 2007, 01:08:34 PM
Sure fat is a key element in metabolism as each one of the glycerol (of the triacyglycerol molecule) must be broken down into a fatty acid which can then pass through the cell membrane (via the carnitine shuttle).  Lipolysis occurs in the mitochondria.    The fatty acids produce carbon atoms which in turn form acetly-CoA.  Acetyl-coA will then be used in the kreb cycle (if there are an abundance of carbs present) or they will be used in the production of ketones (thus the term ketogenic).  During the above process high energy electrons are transported to the cell membrane where they are utilized for further energy production.  Interestingly enough the electron transport chain which serves in ATP production is found in the inner, outer, and INTRA membrane of the mitochondria.

Is this what you were going for?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 07, 2007, 01:13:58 PM
Pimp Minister Pete Nice
"She said she's pure from her legs to her thighs and we should talk over some chinese and Fries"...Go Cardinals
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 07, 2007, 01:23:21 PM
the fat we eat goes straight to intramuscular triglicerides

this doesnt mean bulk up

means you gotta do your cardio and your weightling and dont waste food or overeat, i find i do best with eating my main meal waffles with butter, cheescake, pizza, icecream all before my workout and nothing after
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Don't you worry about insulin spikes though? If I ate those kinds of foods I would feel sluggish, and probably have a poor workout.  But, you are "teh masta"
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 07, 2007, 02:01:45 PM
the fat we eat goes straight to intramuscular triglicerides

this doesnt mean bulk up

means you gotta do your cardio and your weightling and dont waste food or overeat, i find i do best with eating my main meal waffles with butter, cheescake, pizza, icecream all before my workout and nothing after
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Don't you worry about insulin spikes though? If I ate those kinds of foods I would feel sluggish, and probably have a poor workout.  But, you are "teh masta"

you wont get insulin spikes (well not to a major degree) with lots of fats with the meal because fats slow down stomach or gastric emptying . so its all good

people are used to eating high carb low fat and feel sluggish as hell because its too much sugar digesting too fast. we need fat to solve this problem
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: YoungBlood on July 08, 2007, 10:58:30 AM
Just ANOTHER thread to show how much of an I-D-I-O-T you really are Waddy..... ::)
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 05:24:03 PM
Just ANOTHER thread to show how much of an I-D-I-O-T you really are Waddy..... ::)

fat is like the tunnels to send vitamins and nutrients in our muscles

cut apart any lean steak there is always streaks of fat all up in it and the juices are full of fat how bout i cut you open and prove this fact :0
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 05:48:37 PM
Exercise does more than keep one fit and lean: it can also help treat Type II diabetes. In a ScienceDaily news report, University of Michigan researchers discovered that even one session of aerobic exercise increases muscle fat uptake and storage, which in turn increases insulin sensitivity and resulting glucose clearance.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 05:50:29 PM
THIS IS EVEN MORE BREAKTHROUGH yet you dont hear it the media and supplement companies want to kill you on carbs and protien......IMTG stands for INTRAMUSCULAR TRIGLICERIDES


nterestingly, high IMTG is also found in individuals who exercise regularly and who have high insulin sensitivity. Due on this discrepancy, Jeffrey Horowitz and Simon Schenk tested their hypothesis that exercise itself actually increases insulin sensitivity. The researchers took eight lean female subjects and injected a daily amount of fat into their bloodstream. The subjects exercised one day and remained inactive the next. This procedure was performed twice. What Horowitz and Schenk discovered is that, after even one day of exercise, the subjects had increased insulin sensitivity of about 25% compared to the day they did not exercise. Furthermore, more fatty acids had become stored as IMTG, just as they are in obese individuals.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 06:01:49 PM
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Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 06:03:51 PM
maybe we can have an intellegent conversation instead of the monster meltdowns i have so much to share for i am the king of natural bodybuilding

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Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: chainsaw on July 08, 2007, 06:08:16 PM
A man of 75 kg has muscular stores of (on average) 400 g of glycogen (about 1600 Kcal) and 300 g of triglycerides (corresponding to 2700 Kcal)

this should tell you that we need more fat

but in the big picture u need to be in a deficit to lose but this is the optimal balance

2 to one

Bro, translater that into the amerian metrtic system.....  Otherwise you are talkin jibberish!
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 08, 2007, 06:19:05 PM
Waddy, how similar is what you are explaining to a ketogenic diet, or the diet that Dave "Jumbo" Palumbo preaches about?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 06:20:01 PM
Bro, translater that into the amerian metrtic system.....  Otherwise you are talkin jibberish!

its a clear fact that you are stupid as hell.

surely you can comprhend

400 g of glycogen (about 1600 Kcal) and 300 g of triglycerides (corresponding to 2700 Kcal

this is the going rate of storage for like 165 pound man, it makes perfect sense to have a high fat diet
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 06:21:57 PM
Waddy, how similar is what you are explaining to a ketogenic diet, or the diet that Dave "Jumbo" Palumbo preaches about?

this diet has less protien but more fat than a ketogenic diet but only slightly more carbs than a keto diet

i fry everything in butter, apples cinnamon and butter

onions and butter is good too

and of course whole eggs with cheese maybe 4 eggs a day is enough to fill me up any more ill get sick
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: Pete Nice on July 08, 2007, 06:24:42 PM
this diet has less protien but more fat than a ketogenic diet but only slightly more carbs than a keto diet

i fry everything in butter, apples cinnamon and butter

onions and butter is good too

and of course whole eggs with cheese maybe 4 eggs a day is enough to fill me up any more ill get sick

So, are you still on a restricted calorie diet? How many meals do you eat a day if only 4 eggs fill you up?
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: The Coach on July 08, 2007, 06:31:28 PM
THIS IS EVEN MORE BREAKTHROUGH yet you dont hear it the media and supplement companies want to kill you on carbs and protien......IMTG stands for INTRAMUSCULAR TRIGLICERIDES


nterestingly, high IMTG is also found in individuals who exercise regularly and who have high insulin sensitivity. Due on this discrepancy, Jeffrey Horowitz and Simon Schenk tested their hypothesis that exercise itself actually increases insulin sensitivity. The researchers took eight lean female subjects and injected a daily amount of fat into their bloodstream. The subjects exercised one day and remained inactive the next. This procedure was performed twice. What Horowitz and Schenk discovered is that, after even one day of exercise, the subjects had increased insulin sensitivity of about 25% compared to the day they did not exercise. Furthermore, more fatty acids had become stored as IMTG, just as they are in obese individuals.

It might be a breakthrough for you, but to the people (like me) who make their living knowing this, it's nothing new, as a matter of fact, it's pretty laymen and yes Waddy....even in the bodybuilding world, sorry to burst your delutional bubble :-\!
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: YoungBlood on July 08, 2007, 06:49:27 PM
maybe we can have an intellegent conversation instead of the monster meltdowns i have so much to share for i am the king of natural bodybuilding


You keep thinking this, Waddy.
The problem with the above situation, is that you are the one that a intelligent and coherent conversation cannot be had.
How about the first thread we conversed in- the "insulin burns fat" debate. You seem to think (or have you finally conceded?) that you can burn fat when insulin is present in the blood. Numerous people tried to reveal to you, in an intelligent manner, that the situation is not possible.
And the underlying problem with any of your threads- you're just trying to justify and rationalize the use of mind altering substances.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: CT_Muscle on July 08, 2007, 06:59:41 PM
DW you didn't answer pete. How similar to Palumbo's diet are you advocating? Please be more specific
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 07:29:09 PM
DW you didn't answer pete. How similar to Palumbo's diet are you advocating? Please be more specific

could be range without knowing his diet
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Marty Champions on July 08, 2007, 07:32:33 PM

You keep thinking this, Waddy.
The problem with the above situation, is that you are the one that a intelligent and coherent conversation cannot be had.
How about the first thread we conversed in- the "insulin burns fat" debate. You seem to think (or have you finally conceded?) that you can burn fat when insulin is present in the blood. Numerous people tried to reveal to you, in an intelligent manner, that the situation is not possible.
And the underlying problem with any of your threads- you're just trying to justify and rationalize the use of mind altering substances.
i never pay much attention to questions i feel are jousted in a harsh manner. so you may get skrewy answers my friend
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membra
Post by: Croatch on July 08, 2007, 08:51:57 PM
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metabolism

yet you never hear any of these bodybuilding gurus even bring it up even ONCE! they might say "oh yeah u need good fats" ect

it amazes me how far behind everyone is. i feel like i know so much and im not even getting paid and not in the industry

they seem to promote all carbs and protien, i can see why its easy to sell and easy to make anyone can buy sugar and protien in mass quanties and cheap to make

so many i know have done a low fat diet and always look flat
If you're going to be a bodybuilder kids, always spell protein with the e before the i.
Just like training chest before triceps.
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: YoungBlood on July 08, 2007, 08:55:06 PM
i never pay much attention to questions i feel are jousted in a harsh manner. so you may get skrewy answers my friend

Well, at least with a wall, I can have a more intelligent discourse than with you. :-\
Title: Re: A key element to success is Intramuscular triglicerides (fats) , cell membrane
Post by: CT_Muscle on July 09, 2007, 07:51:26 AM
DW is there a preference as to which fats you should consume more of i.e. omega 3, 6, or 9?