dont eat high fats while refeedingthats counterproductivecarb cycling in general is a good idea though
well why diet half assed for 12 weeks if you can do it in 6more time to gain muscleIMO youll have better results in the long run with 6 weeks hardcore cutting and 18 weeks bulking vs 12 weeks half ass cutting and 12 weeks bulkingof course assuming youre blasting 100% of the time the latter of course is more comfortable. most do it that way. including myselfalbeit i rather do shorter bulk/cut cycles to get the most out of rebounding, increased insulin sensitivity etc, while staying pretty lean year round however still experimenting with what works best. some guys need year long off seasons to actually let muscle tissue accrue
fats like avocados, nuts , bison , sirloin steak
i have to disagree here.of course i agree on the fact that you should eat these kinds of fats on the regular.BUT during the refeed part you should skip them...fats have basically no metabolic benefit regarding thyroid output. you want to increase t4 to t3 conversion by refeeding and this is done via a high influx of carbs. fats are useless _during that part_ ... there are studies on that (fats vs carbs in regards to increasing thyroid output)... plus with all the insulin youre pumping out from a high carb intake you would just store the fats you eat, which is again counterproductive.the everyday diet should of course include fish fat, avocados, nuts, eggs, coconut oil / mcts, good red meat etc.. no doubt about that
those fats will keep you looking full. Why do you think everyone behind the stage is eating massive amounts of peanut butter? Ground hamburger meat , cheese burgers and fries.
My last few days out for my last meal I would eat 1lb of ground bison , 8 Oz sweet potato and avocados, if hungry later a few tbls of peanut butter , and zero carbs all day up until that meal
why bison...what's different about bison than other meats?
I've never seen anyone do this, is this common in US?
if you want to do shit fast then hit tren and starve yourselffast and effective.stop worrying about muscle loss when still above 7-8% bodyfat.but most people are phaggots and dont have the willpower to starve (including myself) so just set a point of calories (as low as possible... youre on tren.) you feel comfy with and go from there.
Jizmo, wouldn't that method completely fuck metabolism? Isn't it what happened to Kevthekid?
depends on how fat you start, your training frequency and volume, if you refeed correctly, if you use t3 and how much tren you usetren depresses t3 levels anyway. i would personally never cut without t3. if you start a starvation diet at 20% bodyfat and stall at 13 or 14% bodyfat then youre fucked. lol
All aas can affect thyroid levels. None significantly, though, from what I've seen.No idea why tren gets such a bad rap for that. Hear it on forums a lot but never anything to back up those statements. If anyone has it I would genuinely be interested in seeing it.You can use it if you want (t3) but to use it for that reason is unnecessary, imo.Can we post links to other forums? Have a loooong article about it that was written by Karl Hoffman but don't really want to post it here due to the length of it/muddy up Fastback's thread.