Ezekiel sprouted grain bread . . . you may not like the taste but I doubt you are allergic to it. I’ll toast it and pour olive oil on it, pretty good I think but I’m a little off.
You could look into doing a food allergy test. Eric Talmant has information about it on www.erictalmant.com
Yeah i try to stay with the building blocks but i guess my excuse was that i’d be training it the day before or the day after blah blah blah. But whatever its an excuse and Rule number 76 CLEARLY states: “Play like a champion, no excuses.”
Yeah I’ve had a bunch of tests done. When I was a little tyke I used to go to a naturopath (?) all the time and get tests done like every few weeks or whatever.
I had it done a few years ago and it’s just a huge list of stuff crap that I can’t eat. It was a number of x’s that represented if I had an allergy or intolerance. 1 meant it was just “there”. 2 x’s meant it was moderate and a build up could lead to whatever. 3 x’s meant it was a severe allergy, like eggs, where my tongue swells up and shit… fucking sucks. But yeah thanks for that i’ll look into it. I used to work at an organic grocery store so I know where I can get that. Thanks again
Well you keep saying you don’t know what to eat. My thinking is you get a good comprehensive allergy test done, figure out what you aren’t allergic to that will help you build muscle and eat that? Am I being thick-headed?
Suave-
I think you’re doing good work, +20 lbs in a year or so while staying lean is decent progress (without chemicals). You’ll get a lot of advice around here to “just eat more”. That sounds like just get fatter and you’ll look bigger. It’s easy advice to follow.
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but at work its a little tough cause i work in a warehouse hauling around 30 - 60 pound bags around all day which may not necessarily be good for my “bulking”
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no, it WILL be good for your bulking, and for your all around physique goals.
read up on g-flux.
the basic idea is that a person who does 15 hours of physical work a week will look better than a person who does 3 hours of physical work a week.
look at swimmers (who tend, at least at the college i go to, to be swimming for HOURS a week). some are pretty jacked. they eat a TON more than i can eat.