If you tell someone to eat their vitamins, the first thing they think about is vegetables. If you tell me to take my proteins religiously, I get confused. This is because I’m usually torn in between the many types of proteins but my meal plan has become rally handy. To some people their idea of a high protein diet is one that has beef in every meal. Did you know that red meat is actually unhealthy if taken in excess? A bodybuilder should have a minimum of 5 meals every day; does it mean that some people actually eat red meat 5 times every day? Then it is no wonder you’re not so psyched up about proteins.
The advantage that protein has over the other macro nutrients is the fact that other than their role in pumping your muscles, they have a wide variety of sources. Not just any source, but really tasty, high quality sources. Read more…
December 15th, 2009
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Most of the times, the necessary body building diet that can drive our training into the thresholds of success is not exactly what we would rather eat if we were let to choose. Yet the healthy foods you must eat, the dieting schedules you must keep and the consistency you must observe are not only good for you muscle pursuit but also for your health.
Like most conventions, even dieting for a body building program sometimes becomes a bore and we feel very low emotionally. We loose the psyche to cook and eat the same, same food over and over again, without breaking the trend and buying some fries and chocolate once in a while. This very eventuality is what makes it hard to diet, the fact that we are limited in what you should eat. Were there no limitation and no requirement, say for example what you eat is all that is available, you would not be bored or lustful to eat the junk anyway. Read more…
