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« on: May 03, 2011, 08:31:50 AM »

What do you think of this "plan" I am 6.0" 136.68lbs I want to gain in muscles and reduce the fat, well I don't have a lot of fat, I'm actually kind a skinny, but I can't see my abs yet, there is a little belly I got Smiley

wake up 7 am
- primrose oil - 1000mg
- L-tyrosine - 500mg
- 5-HTP - 50mg
- Multivitamin
- 2/3 glasses of water

around 8 am
- 10mg of whey powder with grapefruit juice

then water water water/tea until around 5pm

- zinc
- soy lecithin

after that workout for about 30-40 minutes

around 5pm

- yogurt with banana/kiwi and 25-30mg of whey powder

around 7pm

-vegtables soup/or green salad

around 8pm

- big meal

around 9pm

- second meal plus fruit salad

can you tell me guys what should I change in it and(if) what should I keep. It looks like I'm from around 10pm until 5pm next day in the undereating phase so it's around 19 hours.
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« Reply #1 on: May 03, 2011, 12:51:49 PM »

What do you think of this "plan" I am 6.0" 136.68lbs I want to gain in muscles and reduce the fat, well I don't have a lot of fat, I'm actually kind a skinny, but I can't see my abs yet, there is a little belly
6' 136lbs is a thin, tall man. What are your goals? Do you want to gain 15lbs, 30lbs? It is very possible, but much will depend on your caloric intake and your strength routine.

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wake up 7 am
- primrose oil - 1000mg
Primrose contains an Essential Fatty Acid (EFA) omega-6 which triggers pro-inflammatory growth-stimulating arachidonic acid (AA) [steroid hormones].
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- 5-HTP - 50mg
I do not recommend "5-Hydroxytryptophan" because it is a naturally occuring amino acid; therefore your body will stop producing it if you continue to take it synthetically. Instead, I strongly suggest that you consume pro-biotics because pro-biotics will improve your ability to convert amino acids.
quote]- Multivitamin
- 2/3 glasses of water[/quote] That's good.

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tearound 8 am
- 10mg of whey powder with grapefruit juice

then water water water/tea until around 5pm

- zinc
- soy lecithin
why are you taking soy? Do you know the risks?

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after that workout for about 30-40 minutes
Please explain your workouts e.g. 75% Front Squats 3x3 + Weighted Pullups with 35lbs 3x5 ... etc.

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- yogurt with banana/kiwi and 25-30mg of whey powder

around 7pm

-vegtables soup/or green salad

around 8pm

- big meal

around 9pm

- second meal plus fruit salad
I strongly recommend peanut butter and oatmeal and honey before bed - if your goal is to gain weight, consume that high carb/high fat meal before sleep  ;-)

If you have more questions, please ask. - Max
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« Reply #2 on: May 03, 2011, 02:00:51 PM »

Hey Max, thank you for your respond

Ya like I said .. I'm pretty skinny .. but I really want to gain in some muscles .. 30lbs would be really great Smiley so that's my goal for now

so primrose oil is good?

5-HTP I'll be taking it for a week only, because I was really stressed out lately and I heard it helps, but you can't take it for longer period of time. It's 4th day of this one, so I'll put it away in 3 days.

I thought I read about lecithin in the Warrior Diet book, it said that you can take it, but I don't remember exactly what it was about, have to look for it again. I didn't know what to take before workout, so I thought lecithin, I kind a feel more energetic when I take it right before the workout.

I used to work out with the Spartan workout DVD few months ago(for few days haha), then I stopped until few weeks ago I came across Warrior Diet book, after I bought it and read a little, it sounded like the right diet. So I started doing the Spartan routine again and now trying to figure out Warrior Diet. Spartan workout has 3 levels, I do the basic level now, to get my body ready for more. So there's: chin ups, push ups, full squats, normal sit ups, bodyweight rows, dive through, sumo squats, twist crunches, sprinter lunge, squat thrust. Each exercise 30 reps.

So before bed peanut butter and oatmeal and honey mix, okey, but otherwise does it look like good plan? I mean the times, 19 hours of undereating, 5 hours eating + rest.

I am really determined to follow the diet and workout at least 5 days a week.

In the undereating phase I ate berries as well, as Ori suggest in the book.
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« Reply #3 on: May 03, 2011, 03:17:30 PM »

Hey Max, thank you for your respond

Ya like I said .. I'm pretty skinny .. but I really want to gain in some muscles .. 30lbs would be really great  so that's my goal for now
so primrose oil is good?

Honestly, I do not know much about it. I googled it and found many articles concerning its effects. It is a natural herb, high in Omega-6. You'll want to start adding Omega-3s into your diet for balance e.g. cod-liver oil, hemp oil, coconut oil, olive oil, flax-seed oil, etc. Doing so will improve your overall health.

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5-HTP I'll be taking it for a week only, because I was really stressed out lately and I heard it helps, but you can't take it for longer period of time. It's 4th day of this one, so I'll put it away in 3 days.

If you're stressed, try chamomile tea, a muscle-tonic which is also anti-estrogenic.

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I thought I read about lecithin in the Warrior Diet book, it said that you can take it, but I don't remember exactly what it was about, have to look for it again. I didn't know what to take before workout, so I thought lecithin, I kind a feel more energetic when I take it right before the workout.

I don't have the book with me right now--I'm at work--but lecithin is the name comprised of fatty acids. Soy Lecithin derived from soy oil … Soy is estrogenic. Stay away from it, my friend.

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I used to work out with the Spartan workout DVD few months ago(for few days haha), then I stopped until few weeks ago I came across Warrior Diet book, after I bought it and read a little, it sounded like the right diet.

Why does it sound like the right diet for you? Please explain so I may help.

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So I started doing the Spartan routine again and now trying to figure out Warrior Diet. Spartan workout has 3 levels, I do the basic level now, to get my body ready for more. So there's: chin ups, push ups, full squats, normal sit ups, bodyweight rows, dive through, sumo squats, twist crunches, sprinter lunge, squat thrust. Each exercise 30 reps.

Is this Steve Maxwell's routine? He is very knowledgeable. However, if you're looking to put some serious muscle and meat onto your body, you have to stimulate muscle growth with more than just your own body weight. Maxwell would say the same thing ;-)

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So before bed peanut butter and oatmeal and honey mix
It's delicious. Sprinkle some fruit in there if you'd like and top it with cinnamon.
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but otherwise does it look like good plan? I mean the times, 19 hours of undereating, 5 hours eating + rest. I am really determined to follow the diet and workout at least 5 days a week. In the undereating phase I ate berries as well, as Ori suggest in the book.

The Warrior Diet is effective for anyone willing to lose body fat and gain muscle. I strongly suggest, Pilot, that you begin a weight lifting program. If you are serious about gaining muscle mass, then you need to stimulate new muscle growth by systematically stressing/tearing the muscle fibres and rebuilding new muscle cells with plenty of nutrition. If you have questions, message me. - Max
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