Phil Heath - Explains "Functional Eating".

[Parker]

  Mr. Krispy Kreme Donut eater is here it school you all on "functional eating".

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[balzac]

[Parker]

He's thinking about the Js he's gonna buy, and the glazed donuts he's gonna eat.

[Simple Simon]

cliffs, Im not watching 15 mins of that shit

[doggler]

This fagggot is unwatchable.

[The True Adonis]

All eating is functional.  Go long enough without eating and you will die.

[Simple Simon]

All eating is functional.  Go long enough without eating and you will die.

I am eating anything I like and around 100gms of protein a day, I look as good as I have ever looked offseason, 225 and around 10%

[Parker]

All eating is functional.  Go long enough without eating and you will die.

Exactly. What's next, "functional walking"?

[Hulkotron]

Phil's arms look small here.

How they got so much bigger nine days later

[Taffin]

Phil's arms look small here.

How they got so much bigger nine days later

Diuretic rebound.  Here's a shot of Phil when he's more fully hydrated....

[Mr Anabolic]

Fuck this POS.  I can't stand seeing this fuckers ugly face.

[Parker]

Diuretic rebound.  Here's a shot of Phil when he's more fully hydrated....

Shrunken head of peace.

[balzac]

Diuretic rebound.  Here's a shot of Phil when he's more fully hydrated....

no wonder - he is cryin all the time...

[SF1900]

All eating is functional.  Go long enough without eating and you will die.

True Adonis, while you are 100% correct regarding this assertion, would you say that professional athletes are more careful about their diet compared to the average person? For example, marathon runners will load up on carbs because it serves a purpose. The average person isn't eating carbs for a very specific reason, like a marathon runner. It would seem obvious that professional athletes definitely eat certain foods because they serve a very specific purpose when compared to the average person who just eats to eat--although, at the end of the day, all foods serve a purpose, even if we are not consciously aware of its purpose.

[The True Adonis]

True Adonis, while you are 100% correct regarding this assertion, would you say that professional athletes are more careful about their diet compared to the average person? For example, marathon runners will load up on carbs because it serves a purpose. The average person isn't eating carbs for a very specific reason, like a marathon runner. It would seem obvious that professional athletes definitely eat certain foods because they serve a very specific purpose when compared to the average person who just eats to eat--although, at the end of the day, all foods serve a purpose, even if we are not consciously aware of its purpose.

Phil Heath eats to fuel his drug habit.  Nothing else. 

[SF1900]

Phil Heath eats to fuel his drug habit.  Nothing else. 

Good point.

But I am speaking more about other athletes. Would you agree that certain other athletes do engage in functional eating? Or, is it all just BS?

[Henda]

Looks far less of a cock and at least 35% less punchable with the hair and beard, should keep that look

[NaturalWonder83]

Phil’s eyes are going nuts in the video talking about his gigantic fish meals

[Matt]

Looks far less of a cock and at least 35% less punchable with the hair and beard, should keep that look

Agreed - good look for Phil.

[BIG DUB]

Looks far less of a cock and at least 35% less punchable with the hair and beard, should keep that look

Needs a high and tight fade to hide that mange he has back there

[sceagacros]

Phil Heath eats to fuel his drug habit.  Nothing else. 

Well said.

[Skylge]

Phil Heath eats to fuel his drug habit.  Nothing else. 

"Pro's" also often are out of breath because they stuff themselves full of food, 7 days per week

And still look lean, only achievable with very high drug use

[falco]

Its so great to learn the obvious.

[nzmusclemonster]

Phil needs to explain about the penis growing out of his belly button.

[io]

If he’s attained such an elite level of bodybuilding/nutritional knowledge why does he look worse every single year?