I just wanted to highlight a good reason to doing something like this and one of the reasons I did.
I’ve read plenty of articles that stated that 80% of people who took this supplement gained 2lbs of muscle in a week.7 in 10 people who ate this first thing in the morning loss on average 2 lbs a week.
My point being that 20% didn’t get the same gain and 3 out of 10 didn't loss the weight so even if the majority get these benefits not everyone does.Therefore you need to try things out and experiment for yourself to see what works for you. So I have
The Experiment
I officially stopped being a veggie on Saturday so a total of 12 days which is a long time for me.
Overall I dont feel hugely different as mentioned before I feel like I'm waking more alertly in the mornings. I have noticed a decrease in a sort of belly ache feeling I used to get in the afternoons.
I do think the most significant thing has been the losing weight and feeling trimmer.
I didn't feel there was a big effect on my training apart from my waist shrinking but I didn't make any other gains in terms of size.
I did struggle on a few occasions with hunger but they may have not all been down to the veggie diet.
I must admit I've have kind of enjoyed it and feel I've rediscovered a couple of things.
I've broadened my recipe repertoire and I've even enjoyed the discipline / challenge side of it by sticking to certain foods.
I'd imagine its similar to those who have to eat certain foods for there beliefs and those that have serious health risks.
Most importantly I think I've got something out of this and will be taking the lessons I've learnt forward with me.
Here's a break down of the rest of the week
Bye for now
Simon
The Experiment
I officially stopped being a veggie on Saturday so a total of 12 days which is a long time for me.
Overall I dont feel hugely different as mentioned before I feel like I'm waking more alertly in the mornings. I have noticed a decrease in a sort of belly ache feeling I used to get in the afternoons.
I do think the most significant thing has been the losing weight and feeling trimmer.
I didn't feel there was a big effect on my training apart from my waist shrinking but I didn't make any other gains in terms of size.
I did struggle on a few occasions with hunger but they may have not all been down to the veggie diet.
I must admit I've have kind of enjoyed it and feel I've rediscovered a couple of things.
I've broadened my recipe repertoire and I've even enjoyed the discipline / challenge side of it by sticking to certain foods.
I'd imagine its similar to those who have to eat certain foods for there beliefs and those that have serious health risks.
Most importantly I think I've got something out of this and will be taking the lessons I've learnt forward with me.
Here's a break down of the rest of the week
Mon | Tues | Wed | Thur | Fri | |
Breakfast | Slice of banana protein bread & 2 boiled eggs | Slice of toast with peanut butter & 2 boiled eggs | Porridge & 2 boiled eggs | Rarebit on wholemeal toast & 2 boiled eggs | Scrambled eggs on toast |
Lunch | Mozzarella & Homemade Mackerel pate, salad and banana | Mung bean & paneer curry with brown rice | Teriyaki salmon with sesame seeds, brown rice & salad | Quorn goan curry, salad and half a wrap | Quorn moussaka, veg & onion rings |
Dinner | Teriyaki salmon with sesame seeds greens beans, stir-fry kale, spring onions, ginger, garlic & chllii | Quorn goan curry with homemade garlic naans | Grilled halloumi, roasted veg and salad. | Chunk of protein banana bread with peanut butter and half a tin of tomato soup | 3 bean burritos, salsa, guacamole and salad |
Snacks | Handful of mixed nuts, shape 0% yogurts, apple, boiled egg | Handful of mixed nuts, apple, Protein shake, 2 shape 0% yogurts, banana, cereal bar | Handful of mixed nuts, apple, Protein shake, 2 shape 0% yogurts, banana | Handful of mixed nuts, apple, banana, cereal bar, Protein shake | Handful of mixed nuts, apple, Protein shake |
Pre/Post workouts | Protein shake | Protein shake | Protein shake | |
Bye for now
Simon
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