do not be fooled, climbing friend, by fad diet ketogenic or paleo
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climbing friend, |
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This topic was obviously written using a steroid-enhanced keyboard and no mention of incorporating a gluten-free-range hard drive. |
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Screw that, I like to eat the elk, deer, and fish. It's not real food unless you had to kill it yourself. |
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What does a gorilla have to do with the topic at hand? You are talking about a 500,000 to 1,000,000 years of evolution. |
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Scott Campbell wrote:What does a gorilla have to do with the topic at hand? You are talking about a 500,000 to 1,000,000 years of evolution. My dog eats meat and can run way faster than me and has much more endurance....should I eat more meat to run fast?climbing friend, the gorilla he has maximum crushing single arm hang, and will squeeze off your dog's face: "Jersey Zoos Jambo was observed to hang from one arm (he was over 400 lbs) while methodically ripping over 200 ft of inner ceiling planks from the roof of the new gorilla house with his other arm (the planks were securely screwed and nailed), simply because he didn't like them" |
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Good point - smh |
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amockalypsenow wrote:I agree, Climbing comrade. Adding more bro science to the broscience here... strikes me, from looking at the various disparate diets of animals such as gorillas, tigers, horses, sharks, whatever; one may reasonably conclude that vertebrate animals are capable of being strong and fast, all running on practically any type of fuel you can think of. Humans have evolved as omnivorous and are probably the most flexible gourmands on the planet. Rest and exercise are more critical I reckon.climbing friend, ajcn.nutrition.org/content/… "They concluded that the KLC and NLC diets were equally effective in reducing body weight and insulin resistance, but the KLC diet was associated with several adverse metabolic and emotional effects. Thus, the use of ketogenic diets for weight loss is not warranted. This conclusion is amplified by the article's title and by its final sentence: “Patients should know that there is no apparent metabolic advantage associated with ketosis during dieting.”" also you do not need to shun entire macronutrient if you are desiring of the ketosis and increase burning of the fat. you may just not eat breakfast or lunch. |
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Aleks Zebastian wrote: climbing friend, ajcn.nutrition.org/content/… "They concluded that the KLC and NLC diets were equally effective in reducing body weight and insulin resistance, but the KLC diet was associated with several adverse metabolic and emotional effects.I hope you are joking: subjects randomly assigned to either a 500-kcal PSMF or a 1200-kcal balanced diet. You eat 700 kcal less and experience adverse metabolic and emotional effects. Who'd have thought? My question is how does a study like this get approved and the results published? |
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Aleks Zebastian wrote: climbing friend, ajcn.nutrition.org/content/… "They concluded that the KLC and NLC diets were equally effective in reducing body weight and insulin resistance, but the KLC diet was associated with several adverse metabolic and emotional effects.Marijuana also (supposedly) lowers insulin resistance. Maybe that's the diet of the future? |
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What about micro doses of magic mushrooms. I have heard that has great benefits. Mind and body. |
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reboot wrote: My question is how does a study like this get approved and the results published?predatory journals publish anything. doesn't mean there's any validity to it. there's been over 160+ supposed studies on vaccines and autism, but it's total crap. |
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EeT wrote:What about micro doses of magic mushrooms. I have heard that has great benefits. Mind and body.climbing friend, yes, you are eating the correct mushroom, and you feeling fantastic the feelings, and have vision quest mental strength for trad. |
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Stephen C wrote: Marijuana also (supposedly) lowers insulin resistance. Maybe that's the diet of the future?Pretty sure the munchies would cancel that out. |
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Doritos + thc + alcohol = much success |
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Aleks Zebastian wrote: If you are desperate needing answer, I will sell to you the Warrior Mountain Gorrilla Diet ebook, for $3,500 USD: ""Oh great wise and great crusher of fishheads, if i buy this book will it give me the muscles to flash? |
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Buff Johnson wrote: predatory journals publish anything. doesn't mean there's any validity to it. there's been over 160+ supposed studies on vaccines and autism, but it's total crap.The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition is not a predatory journal. It is listed in the science citation index. ip-science.thomsonreuters.c… |
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Climbing friend, |
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Chad Miller wrote:Screw that, I like to eat the elk, deer, and fish. It's not real food unless you had to kill it yourself.If I eat ungulates and they eat grass (vegetables) that is pretty much the same thing as me eating vegetables. |
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reboot wrote: My question is how does a study like this get approved and the results published?This: Buff Johnson wrote: predatory journals publish anything. doesn't mean there's any validity to it. there's been over 160+ supposed studies on vaccines and autism, but it's total crap.I get at least one to two emails everyday in my professional inbox from "editors" looking for me to publish in their "journal". |
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Muscrat wrote: Oh great wise and great crusher of fishheads, if i buy this book will it give me the muscles to flash?climbing friend, yes! your heart it will be filled with joy, all your dreams will come true, you will have power for flash the projects easily, stunning physique, and also the crushing strength to hang 400+ lbs from one arm 1 pad edge easily - while squeezing off your opponents' faces, or ripping out secured zoo roof planks easily with other hand, and you will know the true path of the warrior mountain gorilla. |
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Paleo diet is an awesome concept, why not copy the diet of humans when the average life expectancy was like 36? |