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does a clean bulk reduce bodyfat %
so lets say your on a clean bulk with minimal fat gain (im thinking about a ud 2.0 bulk) would this actually reduce your overall bodyfat % as your increasing your lbm but bodyfat is satying the same? or am i totally wrong and this is a retarded question?
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Greg
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Atlanta
Posts: 370
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Bodyfat isn't staying the same. Most bulks are accompanied by gains in bodyfat, however minimal they are. The goal of a clean bulk is simply to limit these gains in bodyfat, but I don't think they can be completely avoided.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lemuria
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Agree. It can't be completely avoided, thats why we proceed to cutting after bulking.
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if a ud 2.0 bulk worked(which i hope it does) then you are adding lean mass, while fat is staying the same, so your increasing your overall bodyweight. so the overall bodyfat % is actually going down
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