I'm confused guys, can you help? I though your body needed carbs to take in the protien you eat or drink, is that not correct? I thought if I go on a low carb high protien diet my body would not absorb as much protien. I am going to start a tren/prop cycle as soon as I get my package in the mail. I want to lose some bf while gaining muscle. If a low carb high protien diet is ok, can you guys tell me when to get in the carbs I should. I try to eat carbs before and after lifting correct? Any insight would be really great-crombie09
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You don't need carbs to absorb the protein. If you want to lose some bodyfat while trying to gain some size, just add cardio 3 days per week at 45 minutes along with your wait training.
At 215 lbs I would shoot for 325 grams of protein per day. On your training days, take in 400 grams of carbs. On your non-training days cut it in half and take in 200 grams of carbs. The carbs should be eaten during your first 4 meals (assuming you are eating 6). During training days make sure to eat about 1/2 of the carbs right after your workout and during the next meal. If you want to further burn some fat, add some clenbuterol or an ECA stack.
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Originally posted by YellowJacket
If you want to lose fat, you'll have to cut carbs. High protein/low carb diets are fine..... make sure the majority of your carbs are fiber and take some ginger root and you'll be fine.....
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Originally posted by crombie09
I'm assuming ginger root is to help aid in absorbtion? How much should I take and when? Also the best place to get it? -crombie09Run, Run, Run, the postal inspector is at your door!
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Originally posted by rockandroll
Yeah, the ginger root is to maximize protein absorbtion, I think I was taking 1000mg each meal which was two capsules. I found I got the best price at one of the discount vitamin places in the mall..Don't go to gnc,,they suck
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