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Title: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 12:43:25 PM
Galeniko and No One's book appears very entertaining and the material found within is easy enough to pick up by both amateurs and seasoned bodybuilders alike.

I recently got a copy of my own and took a quick glance at Chapter 10 "The Diet" and it was a straight-forward read.

My verdict: The Diet will work.

Mechanics behind it:

Modified Keto-Diet (With days of no carb intake)

+

Caloric deficit (no more than 1000 cals per day)

+

Moderate daily protein intake (150-200 grams of protein)

+

A healthy dose of WILLPOWER

=

Guaranteed weight loss & moderate muscle preservation

I read through the diet section and considered the ramifications of the diet for myself, being that I am natural and do not use any form of PED's, and I find that logically there is no way that the diet would not work in producing rapid results.

I will try to take some time out over the coming months to slowly read the entire book.

Thus far, for their comical approach to simplifying weight loss and their interesting slant on bodybuilding, I give the book (based on what I've read so far) two thumbs up.

Once I read the entire book, I will write a final review.

"1"

Disclaimer: I am neither compensated for my reviews nor are my opinions influenced in any way by the authors of this book.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The Showstoppa on August 27, 2013, 12:46:34 PM
1000 cals a day?   Please tell me this is a joke.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 12:47:11 PM
I wrote this in another thread I'll c/p it here.

hey OMR thanks for taking the time to get the book. secondly to write the review.

we took a lot of heat for our syntax and grammar but that was part of the spirit of the book. we wanted to keep it as real as possible and a tribute to GB.

but the system itself when apllied as directed WILL cause fat loss to occur at a more rapid rate, give you more energy and help you hold more lean tissue (and we don't know how or why but it does so amazingly well) than any other conventional diet out there.

there are few things in life that work as directed. esp in this industry of fads. I believe in this system. we took a lot of heat at the start for our motivations. I'm glad people are seeing we really truely want to help people. awesome.

thanks again dude. I promise you if you apply it you'll be amazed. it's unbelievable but it works.


Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 12:48:48 PM
1000 cals a day?   Please tell me this is a joke.

get the book bro. read it. it will all make sense. then try it. every preconceived notion you have about ultra low cal dieting will be blown out of the water.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on August 27, 2013, 12:48:56 PM
Caloric deficit (no more than 1000 cals per day)

 :o
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Nails on August 27, 2013, 12:49:11 PM
1000 calories  a day  ???


lol


Must be a diet for a high school soccer girl
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: King Shizzo on August 27, 2013, 12:51:08 PM
Humans can go how long without food?  1,000 calories is probably more than enough in reality.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The Showstoppa on August 27, 2013, 12:52:45 PM
get the book bro. read it. it will all make sense. then try it. every preconceived notion you have about ultra low cal dieting will be blown out of the water.

Honestly even if it worked I couldnt.  Didnt claw my way to the top of the food chain to est a bowl of Grape Nuts and a spoonfull of peanut butter per day.  Sorry. 
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Raymondo on August 27, 2013, 12:54:44 PM

Caloric deficit (no more than 1000 cals per day)



Does this mean a caloric deficit of 1000 cals per day or total calories should be 1000 per day?

The first is a bit extreme, the second is insane.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 12:56:47 PM
Does this mean a caloric deficit of 1000 cals per day or total calories should be 1000 per day?

The first is a bit extreme, the second is insane.

You are only allowed to eat up to 1000 calories per day.

Because of the restrictive approach to caloric intake, that is why I added WILLPOWER as a factor in my equation. You need to have serious WILLPOWER in order to not eat any carbs and also keep your caloric intake at only 1,000 calories per day.

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 01:00:43 PM
Honestly even if it worked I couldnt.  Didnt claw my way to the top of the food chain to est a bowl of Grape Nuts and a spoonfull of peanut butter per day.  Sorry. 

that's cool bro.

but if we were on the same chain, I'd be eating your grapenuts. ;) this isn't just for dieting. I've accumulated more lean tissue on this system than I can believe.

we can't make anyone try it. those who do are not dissapointed.  

ever stop to think as inconceivable as it might be, someone somewhere has created something that totally blows away what your currently doing?

step outside your box bro.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: King Shizzo on August 27, 2013, 01:02:27 PM
I would like to see a natural complete this diet. We know it works for AAS user, but what about the rest? People don't want to waste away either.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on August 27, 2013, 01:02:30 PM
that's cool bro.

but if we were on the same chain, I'd be eating your grapenuts. ;) this isn't just for dieting. I've accumulated more lean tissue on this system than I can believe.

we can't make anyone try it. those who do are not dissapointed.  

ever stop to think as inconceivable as it might be, someone somewhere has created something that totally blows away what your currently doing?

step outside your box bro.

have you got an example of what you would eat on a 1000 calorie day
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Raymondo on August 27, 2013, 01:02:52 PM
You are only allowed to eat up to 1000 calories per day.

Because of the restrictive approach to caloric intake, that is why I added WILLPOWER as a factor in my equation. You need to have serious WILLPOWER in order to not eat any carbs and also keep your caloric intake at only 1,000 calories per day.

"1"

I don't know if this emphasized in the book but people need to lift really light weights on such calories or they risk injury
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The Showstoppa on August 27, 2013, 01:03:03 PM
that's cool bro.

but if we were on the same chain, I'd be eating your grapenuts. ;) this isn't just for dieting. I've accumulated more lean tissue on this system than I can believe.

we can't make anyone try it. those who do are not dissapointed.  

ever stop to think as inconceivable as it might be, someone somewhere has created something that totally blows away what your currently doing?

step outside your box bro.

There is no way I could do it.  I like to eat and have a few beers.  Being lean just isnt a priority anymore. 
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 01:03:07 PM
You are only allowed to eat up to 1000 calories per day.

Because of the restrictive approach to caloric intake, that is why I added WILLPOWER as a factor in my equation. You need to have serious WILLPOWER in order to not eat any carbs and also keep your caloric intake at only 1,000 calories per day.

"1"

actually the longer you stay in the deficit the easier it gets and you don't really get crazy hungry.

in that regard it's the easiest diet ever.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 01:08:57 PM
actually the longer you stay in the deficit the easier it gets and you don't really get crazy hungry.

in that regard it's the easiest diet ever.

Sure...

I can see where the body slowly (over time) adjusts to the caloric deficit and in turn adapts to working with the amount of fuel intake (calories) it receives. Due to the fact that the numbers are steady, there wouldn't necessarily be too many fluctuations, which would prove to be harmful (yo-yo'ing calories).

These guys (Gal & no one) do promote taking multivitamins and having a healthy approach to foods consumed.

I haven't tried their particular diet yet, but I have employed a Keto-diet before and it worked extremely well, especially if you consume healthy fats and protein from choices like chicken, turkey, salmon etc..

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 01:56:14 PM
It cant not work, unless you dont stick to it.  ::)

But to be fair this isnt really a diet for a natural bodybuilder.

And no Im not arguing about it.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 02:03:39 PM
Keep the "reviews" coming guys..

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Sophus on August 27, 2013, 02:04:53 PM
I did not read the book

But this obviously will not work for naturals
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:05:13 PM
I don't know if this emphasized in the book but people need to lift really light weights on such calories or they risk injury
yes and no.

I just did 500 lb deadlifts for a set of 10 reps, all the way down, perfect form and I am very low and depleted, however you can only get one set out like this per workout, after i did bent over rows with 225, a mild weight for me.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:08:58 PM
There is no way I could do it.  I like to eat and have a few beers.  Being lean just isnt a priority anymore. 

ya I get that bro. 6 more weeks and I'll be joining you. :)
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:17:25 PM
have you got an example of what you would eat on a 1000 calorie day

ya dude. 2lbs of bbqd boneless skinless breast and a few tsp of natty PB.

truthfully 1000cal doesn't seem like a lot. but as your stomach shrinks you'll find it will become difficult to eat 2lbs of chicken breast. lol

at the start the diet is tough. make no doubt about it. you w given your body food for 30+ years it didn't need or require so when you take it away it's not going to be happy. your trying to undo 30 years of overeating so the body has to 'learn' that it has to use it's fat stores for fuel as it will not be getting any more calories from food for fuel, only protein for repair of tissue. once it makes that *switch* you'll experience a marked decrease in appetite and a tremendous increase in energy.

you'll be AMAZED how little food your body actually requires esp for fuel when you already carry a massive fuel source to draw from (fat).

and to address the light weights comment. yesterday I benched 315 for 8 slow reps. I'm not a big bencher. that weight I haven touched since my big tren days.

FOOD INTAKE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH TRUE STRENGTH.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:22:56 PM
I did not read the book

But this obviously will not work for naturals

lol 'obviously' cause you have the book and tried the system, right?  ::)

the majority of the people buying the book are naturals and they are ALL experiencing tremendous results.

wtf instead of 'supposing' and 'assuming' try it and then speak from experience.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 02:24:03 PM
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ya dude. 2lbs of bbqd boneless skinless breast and a few tsp of natty PB.
Thats closer to 1300, but what do I know.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Conker on August 27, 2013, 02:25:01 PM
1000 cals a day  :o

Not read the book so can't really make a judgement, but if as the OP suggests the diet consists of sticking to 1000 cals a day with 150-200 grams from protein, does anyone really need a book to follow that? Surely a couple sentences would do!

Basically 600-800 cals coming from protein per day and the rest from fats/carbs, and is it really necessary to have no carb days on 1000 cal diet?, the weight would literally be falling off regardless of macro breakdown on a 1000 cals per day.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on August 27, 2013, 02:25:11 PM
No one when was the first time you tried this diet?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The True Adonis on August 27, 2013, 02:25:49 PM
There is no way I could do it.  I like to eat and have a few beers.  Being lean just isnt a priority anymore. 
Its not hard though.  2500 calories of whatever you want and no cardio will get you to single digits in time. 
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:26:49 PM
ya dude. 2lbs of bbqd boneless skinless breast and a few tsp of natty PB.

truthfully 1000cal doesn't seem like a lot. but as your stomach shrinks you'll find it will become difficult to eat 2lbs of chicken breast. lol

at the start the diet is tough. make no doubt about it. you w given your body food for 30+ years it didn't need or require so when you take it away it's not going to be happy. your trying to undo 30 years of overeating so the body has to 'learn' that it has to use it's fat stores for fuel as it will not be getting any more calories from food for fuel, only protein for repair of tissue. once it makes that *switch* you'll experience a marked decrease in appetite and a tremendous increase in energy.

you'll be AMAZED how little food your body actually requires esp for fuel when you already carry a massive fuel source to draw from (fat).

and to address the light weights comment. yesterday I benched 315 for 8 slow reps. I'm not a big bencher. that weight I haven touched since my big tren days.

FOOD INTAKE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH TRUE STRENGTH.
good info.

About the chicken breast, it is usually around 1 calorie per gram, so 2 lb is 900 calories. very feeling, lots of food and low calories.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 02:32:07 PM
good info.

About the chicken breast, it is usually around 1 calorie per gram, so 2 lb is 900 calories. very feeling, lots of food and low calories.
Cooked or uncooked?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:33:17 PM
Cooked or uncooked?
obviously cooked
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 02:35:00 PM
obviously cooked
How do you cook it?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:35:18 PM
No one when was the first time you tried this diet?

I started eating like this ie one meal a day/ training fasted/ eating whatever I wanted prolly about a year and a half ago?

gal and I weren't always 'friends' we got off to a rocky start here :D

after that we started comparing notes on how we ate and found we shared a lot of the same ideas- once a day- training fasted- big refeed meals- low cal days etc

we kinda thru the course of time refined our ideas separately (I wasn't on GB for about 8 months) and when we re touched base found we were still dieting the same way but we had both refined it on our own. the book is an accumulation of our experience and the development of the system from exchanging pm's like 2 years ago till today.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:39:35 PM
1000 cals a day  :o

Not read the book so can't really make a judgement, but if as the OP suggests the diet consists of sticking to 1000 cals a day with 150-200 grams from protein, does anyone really need a book to follow that? Surely a couple sentences would do!

Basically 600-800 cals coming from protein per day and the rest from fats/carbs, and is it really necessary to have no carb days on 1000 cal diet?, the weight would literally be falling off regardless of macro breakdown on a 1000 cals per day.


1000cal a day is just a small part of it. there are several small parts when combined that make it effective. if one of those is missing it's not as effective. the system is not just one part (1000cal) but the sum of many that makes it the fastest most effective method of fat loss ever created.  

any 'diet' will get you lean if you apply it.

this system does it better, faster.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 02:42:28 PM
Gentlemen,

Keep the reviews and/or questions regarding their particular diet coming.

Constructive input is fine. Lets keep it positive though and not let prior personal issues derail the thread.

I am finding this discussion to be very helpful, as I am looking to once again diet in a structured fashion within the next few months and ALL input is highly appreciated.

Lets work towards demystifying the idea of complex dieting.

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:43:17 PM
1000cal a day is just a small part of it. there are several small parts when combined that make it effective. if one of those is missing it's not as effective. the system is not just one part (1000cal) but the sum of many that makes it the fastest most effective method of fat loss ever created.  

any 'diet' will get you lean if you apply it.

this system does it better, faster.
Not to mention, the book deals with everything involved with the feelings, moods and high's and lows and how to mentally cope with the rigors involved in your daily life.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:44:55 PM
Gentlemen,

Keep the reviews and/or questions regarding their particular diet coming.

Constructive input is fine. Lets keep it positive though and not let prior personal issues derail the thread.

I am finding this discussion to be very helpful, as I am looking to once again diet in a structured fashion within the next few months and ALL input is highly appreciated.

Lets work towards demystifying the idea of complex dieting.

"1"
nice
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 02:45:31 PM
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1300cal in 2lb chicken breast, right?

and peanut butter
Jeez you have a bad memory.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:46:27 PM
Gentlemen,

Keep the reviews and/or questions regarding their particular diet coming.

Constructive input is fine. Lets keep it positive though and not let prior personal issues derail the thread.

I am finding this discussion to be very helpful, as I am looking to once again diet in a structured fashion within the next few months and ALL input is highly appreciated.

Lets work towards demystifying the idea of complex dieting.

"1"

yes!!!
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Borracho on August 27, 2013, 02:46:44 PM
Its not hard though.  2500 calories of whatever you want and no cardio will get you to single digits in time. 

hahahaha

Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 02:46:49 PM
nice

I need to.

I am 15 pounds over and being in my mid-40's doesn't help...  :(

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: El Diablo Blanco on August 27, 2013, 02:49:10 PM
Gentlemen,

Keep the reviews and/or questions regarding their particular diet coming.

Constructive input is fine. Lets keep it positive though and not let prior personal issues derail the thread.

I am finding this discussion to be very helpful, as I am looking to once again diet in a structured fashion within the next few months and ALL input is highly appreciated.

Lets work towards demystifying the idea of complex dieting.

"1"

You want to look better?  Secret?

Eat less, move more.  Pretty simple.  Sadly most people can't do both at the same time without bitching.  Also turn off Food Network.  In your case, be the top more than the bottom.  Helps you burn more calories. 
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:50:37 PM
and peanut butter
Jeez you have a bad memory.
Peanut butter varies from 60 calories to 90 calories.

So at most 2 lb of chicken breast is 900 calories and even lower about 800 if it has sodium and boiled.

so boiled chicken 800 calories and 2 tbl spoon of Peanut Butter is 120 calories.

so that is a total of 920 calories.


Now let's go the other way, cooked chicken 900 calories and 2 tbls of high end calorie Peanut butter is 180 calories

so at most 1080 calories

CONCLUSION

920 CALORIES TO 1080 CALORIES
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:52:03 PM
I need to.

I am 15 pounds over and being in my mid-40's doesn't help...  :(

"1"

bro. commit to the system. I'm 42 in the best shape of my life. it's not the drugs it's not anything other than adapting to that system and applying it.

commit to it for 2 weeks. you'll be sold.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 02:52:52 PM
You want to look better?  Secret?

Eat less, move more.  Pretty simple.  Sadly most people can't do both at the same time without bitching.  Also turn off Food Network.  In your case, be the top more than the bottom.  Helps you burn more calories. 

I work out 3-4 times a week (cardio, weight lifting & boxing/jiujitsu).

Sometimes, even with all that activity involved, it is not enough.

My diet is certainly not perfect, but it isn't bad either. Finding a good diet that can get the job done quick is always useful.

Plus, if you find a solid diet, that you're comfortable with and are able to do with relative ease, it can become a mainstay approach to daily living.

"1"
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 02:53:54 PM
Peanut butter varies from 60 calories to 90 calories.

So at most 2 lb of chicken breast is 900 calories and even lower about 800 if it has sodium and boiled.

so boiled chicken 800 calories and 2 tbl spoon of Peanut Butter is 120 calories.

so that is a total of 920 calories.


Now let's go the other way, cooked chicken 900 calories and 2 tbls of high end calorie Peanut butter is 180 calories

so at most 1080 calories

CONCLUSION

920 CALORIES TO 1080 CALORIES

Who can stick to two spoons?    ;D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 02:54:27 PM
Peanut butter varies from 60 calories to 90 calories.

So at most 2 lb of chicken breast is 900 calories and even lower about 800 if it has sodium and boiled.

so boiled chicken 800 calories and 2 tbl spoon of Peanut Butter is 120 calories.

so that is a total of 920 calories.


Now let's go the other way, cooked chicken 900 calories and 2 tbls of high end calorie Peanut butter is 180 calories

so at most 1080 calories

CONCLUSION

920 CALORIES TO 1080 CALORIES

great info

fuck bro. that gives me a great idea- we can use ukbeths trolling to help people with accurate information that will better themselves.

maybe he can serve a purpose after all. :)
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:56:07 PM
I work out 3-4 times a week (cardio, weight lifting & boxing/jiujitsu).

Sometimes, even with all that activity involved, it is not enough.

My diet is certainly not perfect, but it isn't bad either. Finding a good diet that can get the job done quick is always useful.

Plus, if you find a solid diet, that you're comfortable with and are able to do with relative ease, it can become a mainstay approach to daily living.

"1"
EXACTLY, people act like this is not an issue, the approach is everything. Mental stability and motivation is the bread and butter of a diet
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:56:51 PM
Who can stick to two spoons?    ;D
well that is whole other argument.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on August 27, 2013, 02:57:39 PM
I started eating like this ie one meal a day/ training fasted/ eating whatever I wanted prolly about a year and a half ago?

gal and I weren't always 'friends' we got off to a rocky start here :D

after that we started comparing notes on how we ate and found we shared a lot of the same ideas- once a day- training fasted- big refeed meals- low cal days etc

we kinda thru the course of time refined our ideas separately (I wasn't on GB for about 8 months) and when we re touched base found we were still dieting the same way but we had both refined it on our own. the book is an accumulation of our experience and the development of the system from exchanging pm's like 2 years ago till today.

cool thanks,  just curious over how much experience you have over this kind of diet.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: El Diablo Blanco on August 27, 2013, 02:57:59 PM
I work out 3-4 times a week (cardio, weight lifting & boxing/jiujitsu).

Sometimes, even with all that activity involved, it is not enough.

My diet is certainly not perfect, but it isn't bad either. Finding a good diet that can get the job done quick is always useful.

Plus, if you find a solid diet, that you're comfortable with and are able to do with relative ease, it can become a mainstay approach to daily living.

"1"

Food has the same effects on the body as do narcotics.  The first few days of changing up your plan and eating a lot less fucks with your head.  You start thinking about food all the time.  You worry about food. You salivate over everything.  You have cravings that fuck with you.  Get past it and it all goes away.  The body adapts quickly.
Not sure if their plan just has you jumping in head first to 1000 calories or a slow decline to it, but the way you enter the diet, the better chance you have of succeeding. 
I looked my best eating light carbs and super low calories. Eating tuna right from the can with squeezed lemon and dry chicken breasts from the oven.  I ate so much tuna and chicken that I couldn't even look or think about it without dry heaving.  But eventually my appetite went downhill.  I went to a celebratory dinner thinking I was going to gorge like no tomorrow and after a few bites of shit food I felt sick and ready to throw up.  My brain was like WTF!
The best thing to do is clean out your fridge and pantry before starting.  out of sight, out of mind.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:58:15 PM
great info

fuck bro. that gives me a great idea- we can use ukbeths trolling to help people with accurate information that will better themselves.

maybe he can serve a purpose after all. :)
Indeed, I am very thorough with food contents and calories and jeff is wrong about 1300 calories on that one.  ;)
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OTHstrong on August 27, 2013, 02:59:32 PM
Food has the same effects on the body as do narcotics.  The first few days of changing up your plan and eating a lot less fucks with your head.  You start thinking about food all the time.  You worry about food. You salivate over everything.  You have cravings that fuck with you.  Get past it and it all goes away.  The body adapts quickly.
Not sure if their plan just has you jumping in head first to 1000 calories or a slow decline to it, but the way you enter the diet, the better chance you have of succeeding. 
I looked my best eating light carbs and super low calories. Eating tuna right from the can with squeezed lemon and dry chicken breasts from the oven.  I ate so much tuna and chicken that I couldn't even look or think about it without dry heaving.  But eventually my appetite went downhill.  I went to a celebratory dinner thinking I was going to gorge like no tomorrow and after a few bites of shit food I felt sick and ready to throw up.  My brain was like WTF!
The best thing to do is clean out your fridge and pantry before starting.  out of sight, out of mind.
excellent info^^^
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 03:03:50 PM
excellent info^^^

was just going to say the same thing.

agreed.

the last line is gold. altho I've gotten out of bed at 2am to go to the bakery at the 24hr sobeys near my place. :D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The True Adonis on August 27, 2013, 03:07:32 PM
hahahaha


???
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: OneMoreRep on August 27, 2013, 03:09:04 PM
Food has the same effects on the body as do narcotics.  The first few days of changing up your plan and eating a lot less fucks with your head.  You start thinking about food all the time.  You worry about food. You salivate over everything.  You have cravings that fuck with you.  Get past it and it all goes away.  The body adapts quickly.
Not sure if their plan just has you jumping in head first to 1000 calories or a slow decline to it, but the way you enter the diet, the better chance you have of succeeding.  
I looked my best eating light carbs and super low calories. Eating tuna right from the can with squeezed lemon and dry chicken breasts from the oven.  I ate so much tuna and chicken that I couldn't even look or think about it without dry heaving.  But eventually my appetite went downhill.  I went to a celebratory dinner thinking I was going to gorge like no tomorrow and after a few bites of shit food I felt sick and ready to throw up.  My brain was like WTF!
The best thing to do is clean out your fridge and pantry before starting.  out of sight, out of mind.

Solid advice!

I approach all things with moderation.

As you know, there is a basal metabolic rate that is unique to individuals. Going by what my BMR is and the amount of exercise I put in daily, I can calculate that even with as much as 1,500-1800 calories/day, I would make out pretty well with my weight loss.

Like I said, I am roughly about 15 pounds over, but it's not as if I carry these extra pounds in a bad way. By losing those 15 pounds, I would have a very defined 6-pack and more vascularity overall. Right now, I already have a 4-pack with the bottom two abs covered in fat, but that doesn't make me depressed or anything.

I am just looking for better ways to diet on a day-to-day basis. I want to adjust my diet in such a way that it runs on autopilot with very little fluctuation, but while still appreciating what I eat....somewhat.

I am not prepping for any shows, nor do I want to look like a seasoned NPC competitor or IFBB pro, I just want more ideas to better my dietary approach.

I know that Gal & no one's approach works by way of sheer logic alone, but I also seek to learn about food quantities within meals, particular foods used (seasoning included) and cheat meal inclusion.

Again, this is more for edification purposes, because I am not necessarily unhappy with the way I look, moreover, I just want more tips and tricks for my own knowledge and a lot of these guys (Gal, no one, OTH, TrueAdonis, ukjeff etc.) keep in shape year round.

"1"

Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Borracho on August 27, 2013, 03:13:39 PM
???

I've tried dieting on higher calories....nothing happened. I've eaten what's supposed to be maintenance calories (slightly over what you say to diet on with no cardio) for my body weight from whatever I wanted and only got fatter.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 03:21:14 PM
Solid advice!

I approach all things with moderation.

As you know, there is a basal metabolic rate that is unique to individuals. Going by what my BMR is and the amount of exercise I put in daily, I can calculate that even with as much as 1,500-1800 calories/day, I would make out pretty well with my weight loss.

Like I said, I am roughly about 15 pounds over, but it's not as if I carry these extra pounds in a bad way. By losing those 15 pounds, I would have a very defined 6-pack and more vascularity overall. Right now, I already have a 4-pack with the bottom two abs covered in fat, but that doesn't make me depressed or anything.

I am just looking for better ways to diet on a day-to-day basis. I want to adjust my diet in such a way that it runs on autopilot with very little fluctuation, but while still appreciating what I eat....somewhat.

I am not prepping for any shows, nor do I want to look like a seasoned NPC competitor or IFBB pro, I just want more ideas to better my dietary approach.

I know that Gal & no one's approach works by way of sheer logic alone, but I also seek to learn about food quantities within meals, particular foods used (seasoning included) and cheat meal inclusion.

Again, this is more for edification purposes, because I am not necessarily unhappy with the way I look, moreover, I just want more tips and tricks for my own knowledge and a lot of these guys (Gal, no one, OTH, TrueAdonis, ukjeff etc.) keep in shape year round.

"1"



I'm looking forward to your review once you've had a chance to read it cover to cover.

I think you'll find it a very complete methodology given what your looking for here. it's honestly and I'm not saying it cause 'we did it' the most concise, easy to use, educational, no bullshit way of managing your weight ever.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 03:24:01 PM
I'm looking forward to your review once you've had a chance to read it cover to cover.

I think you'll find it a very complete methodology given what your looking for here. it's honestly and I'm not saying it cause 'we did it' the most concise, easy to use, educational, no bullshit way of managing your weight ever.
Syntaxmachine reviewed the book and attributed 5% to you?
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Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 03:32:33 PM
Syntaxmachine reviewed the book and attributed 5% to you?

we kept the book in Gals 'words' for the entertainment aspect. this was addressed at the start of the book.
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Post by: El Diablo Blanco on August 27, 2013, 03:39:27 PM
was just going to say the same thing.

agreed.

the last line is gold. altho I've gotten out of bed at 2am to go to the bakery at the 24hr sobeys near my place. :D

Even leaving an oreo in a cabinet, at 2am you're trying to sleep but you are hearing loud screams, you get up and can't figure out the voice, you walk towards the kitchen and the screams get louder and louder, you walk to the pantry and open the door and the Oreo stands up screaming at full volume "EAT ME, EAT ME" 
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 03:48:42 PM
Even leaving an oreo in a cabinet, at 2am you're trying to sleep but you are hearing loud screams, you get up and can't figure out the voice, you walk towards the kitchen and the screams get louder and louder, you walk to the pantry and open the door and the Oreo stands up screaming at full volume "EAT ME, EAT ME"  


I'm loling cause it's true!!

awesome- and it's the one 50cal Oreo that triggers a 4kcal landslide.
:D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Borracho on August 27, 2013, 04:06:26 PM
well, adonis says single digits, that can mean high 9s, lol.

and the vague "in time".yeah from where on.

if ppl really think they can get shredded fast on 2500cals of whatever they want, well, they free to try that.

and its not 1000cals a day throughout,as some think.
esp not for naturals.



I thought that or maybe for a giant.

Metabolisms vary...they have to. I see lighter guys than me dieting on amounts of food that I would maintain my weight on. A diet like yours and no one's is one that will get anyone ripped.
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Post by: ukjeff on August 27, 2013, 04:07:16 PM
I thought that or maybe for a giant.

Metabolisms vary...they have to. I see lighter guys than me dieting on amounts of food that I would maintain my weight on. A diet like yours and no one's is one that will get anyone ripped.

It simply cant fail.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: D.O.U.P on August 27, 2013, 04:26:56 PM
Yes, "only" a thousand cals.

For fucks sake, we all THINK we "need" more food then we do. Its probably due to us all being savages.

Thousand is plenty, esp when you know that in a few days you can eat like a wild baboon for a meal.

After you read the book, re-read it. I've found little simple, yet genius gems hidden amongst humorous and at times schizophrenic ramblings.


Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: Schmoff on August 27, 2013, 04:27:42 PM
how to buy it?

Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: D.O.U.P on August 27, 2013, 04:28:04 PM
pm gal or no one
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 04:28:44 PM
Yes, "only" a thousand cals.

For fucks sake, we all THINK we "need" more food then we do. Its probably do to us all being savages.

Thousand is plenty, esp when you know that in a few days you can eat like a wild baboon for a meal.

After you read the book, re-read it. I've found little simple, yet genius gems hidden amongst humorous and at times schizophrenic ramblings.




lol holy fuck hahahahaha :D awesome!
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Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 04:30:01 PM
how to buy it?



pm galineko bro hes got the paypal info.

GL and email me if you have any questions.

cheers!
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: El Diablo Blanco on August 27, 2013, 04:30:29 PM

I'm loling cause it's true!!

awesome- and it's the one 50cal Oreo that triggers a 4kcal landslide.
:D

It's amazing the shit you'll put into a sandwich in the middle of the night.

The Chips ahoy, cheese, turkey, bacon, tomato, Dorito, lays crumbs, leftover meatloaf in the butt bread sandwich with a bottle of tabasco to help it down.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 04:39:01 PM
It's amazing the shit you'll put into a sandwich in the middle of the night.

The Chips ahoy, cheese, turkey, bacon, tomato, Dorito, lays crumbs, leftover meatloaf in the butt bread sandwich with a bottle of tabasco to help it down.

bro- how you think i discovered peanut butter and raspberry jam ice cream? :D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The True Adonis on August 27, 2013, 04:56:05 PM
I've tried dieting on higher calories....nothing happened. I've eaten what's supposed to be maintenance calories (slightly over what you say to diet on with no cardio) for my body weight from whatever I wanted and only got fatter.
I am sure you did it wrong.  I don`t really care either way.  (if you did it right and can`t handle a measly 2500 calories, then you must have shit genetics)   :D
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Post by: Borracho on August 27, 2013, 05:04:30 PM
I am sure you did it wrong.  I don`t really care either way.  (if you did it right and can`t handle a measly 2500 calories, then you must have shit genetics)   :D

I'm pretty good at calorie counting...been doing it for years. I attribute it to how my body processes and responds to carbohydrates, if that's shit genetics than it's shit genetics. At least I know how my body responds to my food intake where people will go around in a hamster wheel trying all sorts of diets wasting time and effort. You saying 2500 cals of whatever you want and no cardio will get anyone into single digits is misleading. And that's not even knowing the op's stats lol.
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Post by: The Abdominal Snoman on August 27, 2013, 05:05:14 PM
So on 1000 calories a day, is it safe to say that the authors of the book think that "drugs are just the finishing touch"?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The True Adonis on August 27, 2013, 05:06:06 PM
I'm pretty good at calorie counting...been doing it for years. I attribute it to how my body processes and responds to carbohydrates, if that's shit genetics than it's shit genetics. At least I know how my body responds to my food intake where people will go around in a hamster wheel trying all sorts of diets wasting time and effort. You saying 2500 cals of whatever you want and no cardio will get anyone into single digits is misleading. And that's not even knowing the op's stats lol.
You probably should get a working digital scale and count again.   :D
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Post by: Borracho on August 27, 2013, 05:09:17 PM
You probably should get a working digital scale and count again.   :D

oh shut up!   ;D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: leninja on August 27, 2013, 06:12:53 PM
I bought the book a few weeks ago, and I've read it a few times now.

I think it's a great read, I think gal and no one explain their points of view very well, gal's writing is hilarious (sandra bulldog LOL). It's full of broscience, but that's not bad at all, because it's their real lives experiences, years of it put together. And it just makes sense.

OF COURSE a traditional diet will get you lean, and even contest ripped if you stick at it and give it enough time. But just because something is effective (reaching a certain goal) does not mean it's the most efficient way to get there (how fast you reach your goal). In this case, the goal is fat loss, plain and simple. Get in, get out, get it done as fast as you can. Why the fuck would someone diet for 12-16-20 weeks if you could get to the desired result in a fraction of the time?

Right now life is getting in the way, but in the next couple of weeks I intend to start this crash diet and get shit done. I am far from fat right now, I actually PM'd no one for advice and showed him my pics, I estimated myself at 10~12% no one said I am actually no more than 8%, and his comments really motivated me.  :)
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Post by: no one on August 27, 2013, 06:25:30 PM
I bought the book a few weeks ago, and I've read it a few times now.

I think it's a great read, I think gal and no one explain their points of view very well, gal's writing is hilarious (sandra bulldog LOL). It's full of broscience, but that's not bad at all, because it's their real lives experiences, years of it put together. And it just makes sense.

OF COURSE a traditional diet will get you lean, and even contest ripped if you stick at it and give it enough time. But just because something is effective (reaching a certain goal) does not mean it's the most efficient way to get there (how fast you reach your goal). In this case, the goal is fat loss, plain and simple. Get in, get out, get it done as fast as you can. Why the fuck would someone diet for 12-16-20 weeks if you could get to the desired result in a fraction of the time?

Right now life is getting in the way, but in the next couple of weeks I intend to start this crash diet and get shit done. I am far from fat right now, I actually PM'd no one for advice and showed him my pics, I estimated myself at 10~12% no one said I am actually no more than 8%, and his comments really motivated me.  :)

hey dude!

ya this guy has massive potential. his frame is made to carry a lot of tissue well. could either be very good at physique or very good at bbing depending on his response just given his frame. a good frame is 3/4 of the battle imo in how good you'll look when all is said and done.

I've given him some advise outside the realm of strictly dieting to gauge his potential and for him to better determine the look he wants to strive for cause unlike 90% of the population this kid can I think adapt his frame for whatever look he desires.

good luck bro when you start. keep me posted.

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Post by: bbrower on August 27, 2013, 07:34:41 PM
I did a modified version of the diet. I'm clean, did about 1500 cals a day, a couple no carb days per week, it was a breeze. Strength wasn't an issue and stripped off the fat I had.
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Post by: swanzi85 on September 02, 2013, 11:37:03 PM
Been off diet for 2 weeks eating like a glutton. I had my lame reasons. But still did my best to fast off the mess. Weighing a bloated 190. Simply it works. Back on it . Pic taken today.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: The True Adonis on September 03, 2013, 12:04:23 AM
My favorite part of the book was the coloring section.
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Post by: The True Adonis on September 03, 2013, 12:09:11 AM
I do think their diet is certainly effective though and I am happy for both of them.  So far everyone who has bought and followed the advise has been more than pleased so that it is a good thing.
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Post by: cephissus on September 03, 2013, 12:26:37 AM
lol 'obviously' cause you have the book and tried the system, right?  ::)

the majority of the people buying the book are naturals and they are ALL experiencing tremendous results.

wtf instead of 'supposing' and 'assuming' try it and then speak from experience.

really?  any pics to back this up?  any pic of YOU, btw, exhibiting the condition galeniko achieved?  any recent pics of galeniko to prove he maintains condition (year round)?
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Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 12:33:23 AM
really?  any pics to back this up?  any pic of YOU, btw, exhibiting the condition galeniko achieved?  any recent pics of galeniko to prove he maintains condition (year round)?
No one only posts pics after he has prepped for them, (dieted, shaved and oiled) I believe he is currently up around 249lbs, thats over 20lbs over his best condition.
He doesnt stick to this diet like Gal does.
The guy buys 8 kilos of peanut butter at a time.
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Post by: cephissus on September 03, 2013, 12:41:08 AM
1 calorie per gram of chicken breast?  according to whom?

not google: 780 calories per 1lb "chicken breast"

https://www.google.com/search?output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=calories%20in%201lb%20chicken%20breast&=&=&oq=&gs_l=&pbx=1

not wolfram alpha: 756 calories in "1lb chicken breast filets"

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=calories+in+1lb+chicken+breast&a=*DPClash.ExpandedFoodE.chicken+breast-_*ChickenBreastFilet-&a=*EAC.ExpandedFood.ChickenBreast-_**ChickenBreast.*Food%3ACookingMethod_Food%3AFried.Food%3APeelingType_Food%3AMeatOnly--.dflt-

60-90 calories in natural peanut butter?

This should scarcely vary at all, since the ingredients in any brand of natural peanut butter are just peanuts and salt.  Sorry but 60 cals is pure bullshit.  My jar of Adam's downstairs says 100 per Tbsp.

So do the first three sites I can find on google:

http://caloriecount.about.com/calories-compliments-peanut-butter-100-percent-i91703
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/custom/589823/2
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/calories/nancys-peanut-butter-natural-creamy-peanut-butter-80379406 (90 cals  here)

Hmm... 980 calories, or 1700+?  Which is it, OTH?

btw, as a little anecdote: i made no one's peanut butter whey snack three times this week.  each time i put in what i thought looked like "3 heaping tablespoons of peanut butter".  then i noticed half the jar was gone... 1000+ calories per snack :o

Do you ever notice just how little 1 Tbsp peanut butter really is?  Not saying others dont measure more carefully than I did, but 1 Tbsp is very, very little.  Which makes sense, as it possesses only slightly fewer calories than oil.  Ground nuts, being very much like pure oil, are just about the most calorie-dense of all foods.
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Post by: cephissus on September 03, 2013, 12:49:01 AM
No one only posts pics after he has prepped for them, (dieted, shaved and oiled) I believe he is currently up around 249lbs, thats over 20lbs over his best condition.
He doesnt stick to this diet like Gal does.
The guy buys 8 kilos of peanut butter at a time.

I've never seen him in amazing condition anyway.  For all the self-promotion about this diet, there has been very little in the way of hard evidence.  Sure, gal has posted some damn impressive looking pics (and, recently, some not so impressive ones -- festival adventure thread, anyone?), but these don't prove he maintains this condition "year round"... much less no one, or any of the other guys chiming in about how this diet "works" (sans pics, generally).  And usually when they've only been on the diet for a matter of weeks, if that.

Like gal and no one admit, a traditional diet can get people shredded too.  The interesting thing about their diet, to me, has always been the claim that they get as lean as possible, close to contest condition, and maintain it indefinitely.  If I misunderstood, and this wasn't claimed, disregard this post.  So far though, there's been no substantial evidence backing this claim.  That said, there's been no conclusive evidence to the contrary, either.  But it seems like the pics have pretty much trickled off, and they were only ever really coming from Gal anyway.  I want to believe as much as the next guy, but the mounting shadow of doubt in my mind can't be denied.

No one only posts pics after he has prepped for them, (dieted, shaved and oiled) I believe he is currently up around 249lbs, thats over 20lbs over his best condition.
He doesnt stick to this diet like Gal does.
The guy buys 8 kilos of peanut butter at a time.

Has he posted any said "prepped" pics?  I've only seen three pics of the guy ever.  The first one he posted back in the adonis thread, then he posted one where he was out of shape at the pool, and the most recent one that was a close up of his torso.  TBH, I can't really remember any of them too clearly now, but I remember thinking his recent one (posted in support of the diet) wasn't any more impressive than the one he posted way back when.  And his condition wasn't anything out of the ordinary.  Good, yes, but not on gal's level... there are a couple of guys in the condition he exhibited in every gym i've been to.
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Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 12:52:18 AM
No ones 8 kilo peanut butter purchase results in 46,400 cals.
I would be interested to know how long it takes to eat all that peanut butter?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 12:55:01 AM
I've never seen him in impressive condition anyway.  For all the self-promotion about this diet, there has been very little in the way of hard evidence.  Sure, gal has posted some damn impressive looking pics... but these don't prove he "maintains this condition year round"... much less no one, or any of the other guys chiming in about how this diet "works", sans pics, of course.  And usually when they've only been on the diet for a matter of weeks, if that.

Like gal and no one admit, any diet can get people shredded.  The interesting thing about their diet, to me, has always been the claim that they get as lean as possible, close to contest condition, and maintain it indefinitely.  So far, there's been no conclusive evidence of this.  That said, there's been no conclusive evidence to the contrary, either.  But it seems like the pics have pretty much trickled off, and they were only ever really coming from Gal anyway.

Has he posted any said "prepped" pics?  I've only seen three pics of the guy ever.  The first one he posted back in the adonis thread, the one where he was out of shape at the pool, and then the recent one that was a close up of his torso.  TBH, I can't really remember any of them too clearly now, but I remember thinking his recent one (posted in support of the diet) wasn't any more impressive than the one he posted way back when.  And his condition wasn't anything out of the ordinary.  Good, yes, but not on gal's level... there are a couple of guys in the condition he exhibited in every gym i've been to.
No ones shots have always been front shots, we have never seen his lower back, thats where us older guys store our fat. 
I would be interested to see a shot of his lower back, dated of course.  ;)
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Post by: nzmusclemonster on September 03, 2013, 02:10:22 AM
Is this book on sale to the kneegars in NZ?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 02:36:02 AM
uk jeff proving he cant stop stalking trolling in this thread

his obsession with no one is at the point where he is calculating his peanut butter intake  ;D ;D
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Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 03:09:35 AM
Nah, not trolling him anymore, Im genuinly interested this time.
I would just like him to verify a few of his contradictory posts, he is after all trying to sell a book based on his claims.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 03:29:02 AM
Nah, not trolling him anymore, Im genuinly interested this time.
I would just like him to verify a few of his contradictory posts, he is after all trying to sell a book based on his claims.

its still trolling


In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people,[1] by posting inflammatory,[2] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a forum, chat room, or blog), either accidentally[3][4] or with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[5] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.[6]

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Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 03:35:52 AM
its still trolling


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Asking someone to verify his claims isnt trolling.
Why would he get upset about that?
He has also claimed new muscle created whilst in a calorific deficit.
I dont think thats possible.
I believe he is mistaken about that and any new muscle he has gained has been between his calorific deficit days when he is bingeing and eating normally.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: BigCyp on September 03, 2013, 03:45:46 AM
uk jeff proving he cant stop stalking trolling in this thread

his obsession with no one is at the point where he is calculating his peanut butter intake  ;D ;D

Bahahaha  ;D
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Post by: D.O.U.P on September 03, 2013, 04:09:57 AM
Been off diet for 2 weeks eating like a glutton. I had my lame reasons. But still did my best to fast off the mess. Weighing a bloated 190. Simply it works. Back on it . Pic taken today.

Solid build.

I'M on the plan as well, you're correct, it does work.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 04:13:00 AM
Asking someone to verify his claims isnt trolling.
Why would he get upset about that?
He has also claimed new muscle created whilst in a calorific deficit.
I dont think thats possible.
I believe he is mistaken about that and any new muscle he has gained has been between his calorific deficit days when he is bingeing and eating normally.

the thread is about reviews of the book

you are trying to rile him by going off topic

might have been an idea to start a thread asking him the question

why do you care how much peanut butter he buys  ???
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 04:18:46 AM
the thread is about reviews of the book

you are trying to rile him by going off topic

might have been an idea to start a thread asking him the question

why do you care how much peanut butter he buys  ???

Point taken, I will start a new thread asking him the questions.
I cant understand why someone who only has a couple of teaspoons of peanut butter a day would buy 8 kilos at a time.
8 kilos is over a years supply at that rate.
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Post by: King Shizzo on September 03, 2013, 04:19:58 AM
Point taken, I will start a new thread asking him the questions.
I cant understand why someone who only has a couple of teaspoons of peanut butter a day would buy 8 kilos at a time.
8 kilos is over a years supply at that rate.
Thats how he smuggles the coke.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: BigCyp on September 03, 2013, 04:20:56 AM
the thread is about reviews of the book

you are trying to rile him by going off topic

might have been an idea to start a thread asking him the question

why do you care how much peanut butter he buys  ???

Jeff is at the age now, where he probably makes bar charts on jam usage, and labels everything in the cupboard with a dymo
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 04:21:19 AM
Point taken, I will start a new thread asking him the questions.
I cant understand why someone who only has a couple of teaspoons of peanut butter a day would buy 8 kilos at a time.
8 kilos is over a years supply at that rate.

perhaps he gets a discount buying in bulk

my take is in the grand scheme of things im not going to lose sleep over some ones peanut butter accruing tactics
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Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 04:29:36 AM
perhaps he gets a discount buying in bulk

my take is in the grand scheme of things im not going to lose sleep over some ones peanut butter accruing tactics

Well when he writes about gorging on it and eating huge peanut butter pies it sort of flies in the face of everything he claims he does as far as diet goes.

Anyway, stop pestering me in this thread.   ;D
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: O.Z. on September 03, 2013, 04:46:37 AM
Nah, not trolling him anymore, Im genuinly interested this time.
I would just like him to verify a few of his contradictory posts, he is after all trying to sell a book based on his claims.

of course you are ;D
you just can't help yourself
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Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 04:48:01 AM
Well when he writes about gorging on it and eating huge peanut butter pies it sort of flies in the face of everything he claims he does as far as diet goes.

Anyway, stop pestering me in this thread.   ;D

passive aggressive behaviour right here folks raymondo was on to something
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: BigCyp on September 03, 2013, 04:59:25 AM
passive aggressive behaviour right here folks raymondo was on to something

Jeff is fruitier than a skittles sharebag.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: bigmc on September 03, 2013, 05:03:05 AM
Jeff is fruitier than a skittles sharebag.

are you saying that jeffs elevator doesn't go all the way to the top floor cyp
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ukjeff on September 03, 2013, 06:23:23 AM
You two are really funny.  ;D
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Post by: Borracho on September 03, 2013, 08:04:18 AM
really?  any pics to back this up?  any pic of YOU, btw, exhibiting the condition galeniko achieved?  any recent pics of galeniko to prove he maintains condition (year round)?

He's always posting pics ... ;D

But really, I've seen pics where he wasn't able to train for brief period last winter and he was no more than 7% at that time. He really does find fat and fat people repulsive, it's not an act.

Give him a few days for new pics...I hear he's getting more shredded than ever.
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Post by: BigCyp on September 03, 2013, 08:24:22 AM
are you saying that jeffs elevator doesn't go all the way to the top floor cyp

Im saying that Jeff's so mad, he has his meds split up by christian name instead of week days.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: calfzilla on September 10, 2013, 06:49:42 PM
Only on chapter 4 but so far it's a very good book, thanks for the shout outs.  ;D

Lots of good information mixed with great humor.

I agree with almost all of it. Only thing I might "disagree" with is cardio. I 100% agree that it's pointless to be fatso eating tons of carbs and calories and do cardio.  Gal is not totally against he talks about what he does and such but I feel that cardio is good not just because of the 300 calories you burn on the treadmill but I think it makes your metabolism run better and burn more fat throughout the day. As well as benefits general health. But yeah I'm just splitting hairs.

It's a great diet with a lot of advantages especially on maintaining leanness.

Will post more reviews later.
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Post by: trapz101 on September 10, 2013, 07:36:09 PM
i skip chapters here and there,but will give it a full read once i have the time..

solid advice,simple but it works

definitely not for cswol  ;D

real funny stuff in there too
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Post by: calfzilla on September 11, 2013, 04:08:20 AM
Read a few more chapters and really enjoying it.

One suggestion I have if they put out a second edition is to include a chapter on having fun with your new body. I know gal talks a lot on the forum how he goes to outdoor parties and the beach often and I enjoy hearing about those. Maybe make a list for people like go to beach, Vegas pools, compete in bbing, go to nightclubs to fuck whores etc...  I'm sure people who have been 15 or 20+% bf and got to single digits for the first time would love to hear some of these ideas. At least some of gal and no ones experiences.
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Post by: O.Z. on September 11, 2013, 04:41:09 AM
Read a few more chapters and really enjoying it.

One suggestion I have if they put out a second edition is to include a chapter on having fun with your new body. I know gal talks a lot on the forum how he goes to outdoor parties and the beach often and I enjoy hearing about those. Maybe make a list for people like go to beach, Vegas pools, compete in bbing, go to nightclubs to fuck whores etc...  I'm sure people who have been 15 or 20+% bf and got to single digits for the first time would love to hear some of these ideas. At least some of gal and no ones experiences.

 I was around 25% and now around 10-12%, should be soon under 10. And I have never been in that zone. Mind you my wife won't let me partying :D
How is your dieting going
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Post by: calfzilla on September 11, 2013, 04:45:10 AM
I was around 25% and now around 10-12%, should be soon under 10. And I have never been in that zone. Mind you my wife won't let me partying :D
How is your dieting going

Yeah there's just a lot of possibilities opened up for people when in double digits, especially if they spent some time in 20%+.

Congrats on your progress. Diet is so far so good for me, dropped 13lbs in 2 weeks.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: calfzilla on September 12, 2013, 05:58:57 PM
Thanks to the book I notice fat women a lot more and think of their fat swineness. Before I didn't paid much attn but they jump out at me now in a not so good way.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: nzmusclemonster on September 12, 2013, 10:37:47 PM
Good read, but I can't take it seriously as they don't allow alcohol.

Stay tuned for nzmm and clavins book on how to look like male models while being alcoholics.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: hangclean on September 13, 2013, 12:25:58 AM
Lets say two juice heads want to do this diet.....first guy is 240 and 12 percent body fat, second guy is 180 with 12 percent body fat (they are both the same height).  You couldn't possibly believe both subjects should eat the same amount of calories to diet down on.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: missile on September 13, 2013, 04:30:33 AM
WHERE CAN I TORRENT THIS BOOK?
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: calfzilla on September 13, 2013, 04:36:54 AM
Lets say two juice heads want to do this diet.....first guy is 240 and 12 percent body fat, second guy is 180 with 12 percent body fat (they are both the same height).  You couldn't possibly believe both subjects should eat the same amount of calories to diet down on.

Gal or no one can put in their official answer but I think they sure can eat the same # of calories. That's a big part of the diet, throwing out old conventional "wisdom" and being confident you will not wither away from not eating.
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Post by: THE BOUNCER on September 13, 2013, 09:07:38 AM
My thoughts on this book...

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Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: hangclean on September 13, 2013, 09:16:44 AM
Gal or no one can put in their official answer but I think they sure can eat the same # of calories. That's a big part of the diet, throwing out old conventional "wisdom" and being confident you will not wither away from not eating.
this is not an issue of throwing out conventional wisdom.  Common sense dictates that the guy with more lean tissue would require more calories and he would still be able to lose fat at the same rate as the other guy.
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Post by: Ex Coelis on September 13, 2013, 04:45:40 PM
the book is fantastic and worth at least double the price

Gal addresses everything regarding food, drugs and more with plenty of personal experience and observation

the best part about the Galeniko/no one method is that it breaks you free from the Flex magazine fantasy world (eating every 3 hours, pre/post workout shakes, anabolic windows, over-training . . .)

I've followed intermittent fasting for a while and it's actually very addictive. going 36 hrs without food is no longer a challenge and leads to incredible leaness and pumps. the hard part is facing your fear that your muscle will disappear

only recently have I applied the Gal/no one diet (800-1000 cals per day) and the results are scary

everyday I see new veins, better muscle separation and a tighter midsection (mind you I was lean as a cock before I started)

my routine is:

wake up 0630ish, drink two glasses of caffeinated tea

hour later is morning PT (serious run/cardio or circuit training)

hour after that meal #1: 2x can of sardines, 1x handful of raw cauliflower, 1 scoop protein shake for dessert (optional)

around noon maybe go for a light jog or bike

"lunch": diet coke or more tea

after work train with weights: 1 or 2 body parts, 20-30 sets (10 for smaller muscle) - reps 20-6, full ROM, pyramiding weight

two hours post workout, meal #2: 3 cans of tuna, two handfuls of raw cauliflower, lots of pepper, some lemon juice, a pickle, a bite or two of steak or pork (whatever the wife is eating), maybe a pickled egg for dessert . . .


throughout the day I drink as much water as I can, take multivitamins, and chew sugar free gum (not in accordance with with gospel of galeniko unfortunately)

the re-feed will be fun - ice cream, chippos, chocolate bar, gluten free muffins.

THE ONLY CAUTION WITH RE-FEEDING (and I learned this the hard way) is that the pumps can be almost crippling if you dont fast long enough afterwards or eat too much protein on the re-feed! I could only run 100m before my legs were too pumped to even walk (and I run a lot normally)

from my experience 1000 cals is plenty for anyone training only once a day (I do PT twice [occasionally 3x] everyday). Meal #1 is VERY filling without the shake even though its about 325 cals MAX

I'm able to continue with the diet for the next two weeks but will have to move into maintenance mode as the tempo at work increases (some calorie adjustments may be necessary to accommodate 100lbs ruck marchs  8) )



my point is that the diet works FAST, you won't lose muscle as long as you "supplement" properly (surprisingly very little is needed - read the book for more on that), and 1000 cals is plenty to get you through training and work, and fasting is a lot of fun (especially when freefalling from 13000 ft  ;) )
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Post by: Ex Coelis on September 13, 2013, 04:49:43 PM
I'm sure pictures would add some credibility to my post but don't expect any

should be a couple old ones in the soapy studs thread if you're desperate . . .
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: calfzilla on September 13, 2013, 06:17:16 PM
Great review Ex Coleis. I agree the book is worth double. Actually if and when I get and stay shredded I would be willing to help gal and no one out further, whether a gift card to a steak house or whatever. Those guys have helped so many of us that $20 is nothing considering what you get.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: ProudVirgin69 on September 13, 2013, 08:37:45 PM
Lets say two juice heads want to do this diet.....first guy is 240 and 12 percent body fat, second guy is 180 with 12 percent body fat (they are both the same height).  You couldn't possibly believe both subjects should eat the same amount of calories to diet down on.

A juicehead who's 180 and 12% bf should come off and rethink his approach
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Post by: EL Mariachi on September 14, 2013, 06:22:17 AM
Hmm ur right about the 800-1000 cal mark, i noticed when i conssume 900 cals i lose even more fat than on 500 cals a day, you do lose more weight on 500 cals but on 900 cals its mostly fat you lose.
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Post by: hangclean on September 14, 2013, 01:03:31 PM
A juicehead who's 180 and 12% bf should come off and rethink his approach
it was hypothetical.  I just can't fathom why someone would recommend the same caloric intake for every person.  Say one person works a desk job sitting on their ass all day and another works digging ditches.  Are you really going to tell me they should eat the same amount of calories if Ye are both trying to drop some fat?
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Post by: ukjeff on September 14, 2013, 01:06:36 PM
it was hypothetical.  I just can't fathom why someone would recommend the same caloric intake for every person.  Say one person works a desk job sitting on their ass all day and another works digging ditches.  Are you really going to tell me they should eat the same amount of calories if Ye are both trying to drop some fat?
Its actually true.
The guy at the desk will lose less weight than the guy whos busting his ass, but they will both lose weight.
Thats why I dont see OTH achievement all that impressive, he's been eating around 1400 cals a day and working 12 hours on a roof.
Its totally impossible not to be shredded in 60 days.
Title: Re: Reviews of Galeniko & No One's book (Include yours here)
Post by: calfzilla on September 21, 2013, 06:19:02 PM
Is it normal that after the cheat meal you shit a ton?  Maybe it triggers a release of buildup in the colon. Shittted 3 times today after cheat meal.  :P

At least now feeling light and refreshed.