Good for you.
I don't know if that is evil sarcasm or not?
Thanks mate, I have seen Alot of anecdotal evidence on other forums.. I have seem studies done on journals for and against so it's time to see for myself.
How much weight loss is expected a month?
Hoping for 10kg
will the weight stay off or will you just gain it back again?
Dude why dont you just try a normal diet or something simpler like the warrior diet? (I wouldnt advocate it for most people but you really need to make things more simple).
Despite the scare tactics of most people on this forum I cant see why you cant come down to 85kg with bigger lifts and arms than where you started. Not lifting at all however with that kind of calorie intake is just asking for trouble.
Christian you always jump between extremes. Its either lifting 5 days a week or not at all, or a bulk with nutella and cocopops or eating 500 calories a week. If I were you I'd just do this:
- Lift x3 a week doing PPP and 2 assistance lifts. On 2 of your off days either sprint or do kettlebell work
- Pick a reasonable diet - either warrior, ud2 or a diet where youre getting 1g of protein per pound of bodyweight and minimizing carbs and stick to it
- Get your celltech sorted when you can
There is a middle ground.
That wouldnt be fun... Think of this as more of an experiment to disprove a hypothesis as opposed to anything else.
Your experiment puts at risk everything youve worked to gain and will be miserable to undertake.
n00bs stop fkn ignoring me. What does the anecdotal evidence say? Did other people at your level of strength have success with eating 500cals a day of mostly protein + hCG and a few other supplements? As in did they have low strength/muscle loss?
If so, can you show me the anecdotal evidence? Links to forums or whatever. I'm actually curious.
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