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    Cool Dvlmn666 - Bulk

    Ok time to add some mass. I'll be posting my plan soon. And tomorrow W8 and measurements.

    I'll be updating this daily as well as my regular journal.
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    Supplimentation Plan for the Bulk

    Currently:

    Mornings:
    Multi Vitamin 2

    Evening:
    Multi Mineral 2

    Before and After workout:
    VPX Plasma Expander 1/2 serving
    Glutamine 5g/serving

    With Meals 1,3,5:
    Optimum Nutrition 2222 Amino's 2/meal


    Starting Dec. 2, 2002

    Mornings:
    Multi Vitamin 2/day

    Evening:
    Multi Mineral 2/day

    Before and After workout:
    VPX Plasma Expander 1/2 serving
    Glutamine 5g/serving

    With Meals 1,3,5:
    Optimum Nutrition 2222 Amino's 2/meal

    Twice/Day 9:00am and 9:00pm
    1-Test Topical 3 squirts twice /day (figures out to be 125mg/application)
    Androdiol Select 300 1 twice/day = 300mg/time
    Last edited by dvlmn666; 12-02-2002 at 12:56 PM.
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    Suggestions:


    1) Use the Aminos, 2-4 per meal as opposed to morning and night

    2) Take the multi mineral at night....after a day's worth of H2O has depleted your electrolytes, and also because the multi-vit in the mornings probably has some minerals already, take w/food as HCL increases calcium absortion. Also consider an iron-free mineral if your multi-vit already has 15-18 mgs of iron.

    3) Unless you have a known prostate problem such as BPH (benign protactic hyperplaysia)......use pygeum, nettle root and or lycopene for general maintenance. Saw P. according to my collegue Micheal Mooney can reduce available testosterone receptors by up to 42%.. Nettle Root power by Natures Herbs would be first choice....Last choice...Beta Sitosterol

    Recommendations: Having reviewed your Journal.....consider more phytonutrients and fiber via berries, greens, veggies, apples...etc. Slow burning carb sources like oats (slow cooking only), sweet potato, and brown rice. If memory serves right, you need way more fat....your protein (being your main macronutrient) is being converted to serum-glucose via hepatic gluconeogenesis to fuel your metabolism...leaving less amino peptides to repair and add muscular tissue! Fat allows this.

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    Diet Plan

    I'm going to try to make the gains without putting on to much fat. It'll be kind of a modified version of TP's cutting diet I'd been using to lean out.

    Sun, Tues, Thur - Low Carb Days
    Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat - High Carb

    6 meals/day.
    6am, 9am, 12pm, 3pm, 6pm, 9pm. and optional if I'm up late and am hungry maybe a shake before bed

    Each meal has as much protein from the list (see below) as I want. With a minum of 60g/meal this is first before any carbs.

    (Which would come to 360g of Protein/day, so will get the reset from a post workout shake)

    On the high Carb days I can eat as much from the list (see below) as I want.

    On the low carb days, meals 1-3 I can eat carbs.

    I will be logging all the food on Fitday to get the daily macro splits.

    Approved Foods:

    Protein:
    Chicken
    Tuna Fish
    Ground Turkey
    Turkey Burgers
    Protein Powders
    Beef and red meat
    whole eggs

    Carbs:
    Oatmeal
    All veggies
    Potatoe
    Brown Rice

    Fats:
    heavy cream (added to shakes)
    flax oil (added to shakes)
    olive oil
    peanut butter
    peanuts
    beans
    Last edited by dvlmn666; 11-25-2002 at 01:14 PM.
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    Originally posted by Dr. Pain
    Suggestions:


    1) Use the Aminos, 2-4 per meal as opposed to morning and night

    2) Take the multi mineral at night....after a day's worth of H2O has depleted your electrolytes, and also because the multi-vit in the mornings probably has some minerals already, take w/food as HCL increases calcium absortion. Also consider an iron-free mineral if your multi-vit already has 15-18 mgs of iron.

    3) Unless you have a known prostate problem such as BPH (benign protactic hyperplaysia)......use pygeum, nettle root and or lycopene for general maintenance. Saw P. according to my collegue Micheal Mooney can reduce available testosterone receptors by up to 42%.. Nettle Root power by Natures Herbs would be first choice....Last choice...Beta Sitosterol

    Recommendations: Having reviewed your Journal.....consider more phytonutrients and fiber via berries, greens, veggies, apples...etc. Slow burning carb sources like oats (slow cooking only), sweet potato, and brown rice. If memory serves right, you need way more fat....your protein (being your main macronutrient) is being converted to serum-glucose via hepatic gluconeogenesis to fuel your metabolism...leaving less amino peptides to repair and add muscular tissue! Fat allows this.

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    Cool I'll update the plan for the amino's. I'll take them the 1, 3, 5th meals.

    The Saw P. was just finishing off a bottle, I'll cut it out all together.

    So how do you reccomend adding the fat, I can start adding flax seed oil to my shakes which are usually 1 or 2 per day. Would that be enough. And yes the fibre I'm low on I need to get better about having salad and fruits as well.

    I have to make the rice again, I keep forgetting to make it and am hungry by and want to eat right away. Oats I can't eat without almost throwing up, and I'll work on the sweet potato's, but may end up using just regular potato's.

    Thanks for the advice.
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    supplimentation plan above is updated now.
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    diet plan above is updated
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    I add vanilla whey and peanut butter to my oats. Try it, that'll kill two birds with 1 stone.

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    alrighty I just bought some oats and natural Peanut butter so I'm gonna give it a try tomorrow. Thanks TP I need some idea's to make the oats taste better, so far I haven't found anything that doesn't make me want to puke. But I really like Peanut butter so this might work.
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    11-26-02 Stats

    Weight: 210.5 lbs

    Bicep:
    Left: 15.5
    Right: 15.5

    Forearm:
    Left: 12.5
    Right: 12.5

    Chest: 45

    Waist: 34

    Thigh:
    Left: 24.5
    Right: 24.5

    Calf:

    Left: 15
    Right: 15.25
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    11/26/02 Workout

    Rear Delts

    Bent-Over Laterals
    30x8
    30x8
    30x5
    30x5

    Back

    Wide Grip Pullups
    BWx6
    BWx4
    BWx4

    Deadlifts
    275x4
    245x5
    245x5

    Reverse Grip Barbell Rows
    185x8
    185x6

    Hammer ISO Low Rows
    200x7
    200x6

    Traps

    Barbell Shrugs
    275x9
    275x7
    275x5
    275x5
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    11/26/02 Food

    5:30am 3 Scoops Optimum Nutrition Shake
    8:00am Smoothy with 6 strawberries 1.5 Tbs Whipping cream and 4 Scoops Optimum Nutrition whey, will add dextrose starting after friday's workout.
    9:30am Oatmeal, and 2 Tbs Natty PB. (didn't have vanilla whey so will add that when I get some, but this way I can actually eat the Oatmeal) and Finished the Shake I made earlier

    12:30pm 1 Chicken Breast with Mission WW Tortilla
    3:30pm 1 Chicken Breast with Mission WW Tortilla
    6:30pm APM 60
    9:30pm 2.5 Servings Ground Turkey

    by 6:33pm 6.5L water

    will snack on 10 baby carrots throughout the day.

    Today all the protein right away kinda messed me up, but I just got the smoothie maker and went overboard. lol
    Last edited by dvlmn666; 11-26-2002 at 07:30 PM.
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    Hey D

    Is that HEAVY whipping cream?

    Just checking


    Also, Good Luck to you too
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    Originally posted by Leslie2196
    Hey D

    Is that HEAVY whipping cream?

    Just checking


    Also, Good Luck to you too
    Yep, forgot to specify though. And since it's the first time I've actually used it, it was a good idea to check on me.

    Thanks, have fun on your trip as well.
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    Did you like it? I think its HEAVENLY
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    Originally posted by Leslie2196
    Did you like it? I think its HEAVENLY
    I don't use milk in my shakes and usually just drink them fast since they are plain. So I tasted it before and then remembered I'd bought some yesterday. And tell ya what, now the shake is so nice and smooth and rich. Totally awesome. I can sip on these shakes all day long. Wish I'd have added them long time ago. lol
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    DP....mostly liquid? Dude that weight was at 5:30 this morning at the gym. Only food was that early shake.

    And I was actually happy since I upped my food intake and it wasn't that clean last weak that I only gained 1.5lbs. I expected more.
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    hahahaha, ok not a prob. Play on!!
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    Originally posted by dvlmn666
    I I can sip on these shakes all day long.
    I was just jesting...after this and the first few meals......it was a play on a "liquid diet"

    I'm redoing that tonight....how does ......"some serious weight"......... sound? j/k

    No, no...that won't do....we'll find something by then....just don't take it seriously K?

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    NP Dp

    I have LEARNED

    Yea dont take him seriously, if I did , I would have kicked his ass a LONG time ago
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    Originally posted by Leslie2196
    NP Dp

    I have LEARNED

    Yea dont take him seriously, if I did , I would have kicked his ass a LONG time ago
    BRING IT, LESLIE!!!!!!


    DPunish you thoroughly

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    lmao, yeah it's all good.
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    Nutrition split for yesterday:

    Calories Eaten Today
    source grams cals %total
    Total: 2688
    Fat: 47 422 16%
    Sat: 22 197 7%
    Poly: 1 12 0%
    Mono: 1 5 0%
    Carbs: 171 615 23%
    Fiber: 18 0 0%
    Protein: 408 1633 61%
    Alcohol: 0 0 0%
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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    9:00am 3 scoops Optimum Whey, 8 strawberries, 2 Tbs Heavy Whipping Cream
    12:00pm 2 chicken breasts, 2 cheese slices, and 2 w/w tortillas
    3:30pm APM 60
    6:30pm 2.5 servings ground turkey
    10:00pm 3 scoops Optimum Whey and 2 Tbs Heavy Whipping Cream, and .75 cup mixed nuts
    Last edited by dvlmn666; 11-28-2002 at 12:14 AM.
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    I was out bowling. lmao. I suck at it but oh well.

    Hope you have a great thanksgiving CLP.
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    Nutrition breakdown for 11/27/02

    source grams cals %total
    Fat: 105 947 34%
    Sat: 33 300 11%
    Poly: 14 128 5%
    Mono: 34 304 11%
    Carbs: 114 384 14%
    Fiber: 18 0 0%
    Protein: 357 1427 52%
    Alcohol: 0 0 0%

    Total: 2749
    "When I use the word intensity I mean the ability to continue past and through the pain barrier where your mind pleads to stop and in fact convinces your body that you have hit failure, but you push through. How far you push through that barrier is the level of intensity with which you train." -- Twin Peak

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