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Also, you said this was fact.
I'm still waiting for a study which states this as fact.
Huge part of the population.... I would assume is over 50% right?
what is that.. about 12 million people in aus who have been clinically diagnosed with "Numbed taste buds"?
where do you get this shit?
same place I pulled 83% of forum members in my last post?
I agree fish and chips is better than Maccas but I supposedly have numbed taste bud disease.
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Glycine won't actually increase protein levels, however some amino acids will.
It all depends on the nitrogen content of the individual amino acids, and they all vary a lot.
As it happens, Glycine is probably a popular addition at 19% nitrogen, however if a company simply added Glycine to a whey protein isolate then it would slightly reduce the protein content, but not to a significant degree (average nitrogen content of the amino acids in whey is slightly higher than this).
If a company wanted to raise the nitrogen content of their proteins then Histidine would be a good one to add, as it is 27% Nitrogen.
I have no doubts that some U.S companies have developed some hybrid amino acid combinations which perfectly match the nitrogen levels of whey, however any individual amino acid analysis (lab test) on a protein will determine if it has been altered.
Goosey
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Although this has gone a bit off topic, it's a really good discussion IMO.
I respect micks attitude to his food choices, albeit not very logical, but he's working through it.
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
No thread stays 100% on topic. No biggie.
BrisVegasGhost
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Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
Why you eating like that?? Food must be enjoyable, I don't eat anything I don't enjoy, I love my food, it's all very tasty and enjoyable to eat. Why wouldn't it be a clean cut if the food tasted great?? Why no sauce? If you want sauce that is.
Add some herbs and flavours to your plain chicken and it will be delicious, then have some nice steak the next day with a huge salad, etc etc if I ate plain chicken and veggies every day I would be ready to kill myself in a week, I don't think I eat the same thing twice in a fortnight.
BrisVegasGhost
Elite Member
Why you eating like that?? I have been asked to do a photo shoot so set myself a challenge to see what shape I could get my self in.Food must be enjoyable, I don't eat anything I don't enjoy, I love my food, it's all very tasty and enjoyable to eat. Why wouldn't it be a clean cut if the food tasted great?? Why no sauce? If you want sauce that is. I love my food as well. American mustard on chicken that's my sauce, but have cut this out and all sodium recently.
Add some herbs and flavours to your plain chicken and it will be delicious, then have some nice steak the next day with a huge salad, etc etc if I ate plain chicken and veggies every day I would be ready to kill myself in a week, I don't think I eat the same thing twice in a fortnight. Yes I normally do have some spices etc on my food, and I love a good steak. I am only doing this diet once, but it has been good to see personally what I can achieve. I am looking forward to Saturday when I will be having a binge on some junk food. Today is my carb up day
Answered above,
Cheers
Lol.
The same guy talking about eating nothing but clean fresh food asking why someone is eating like a proper perfect clean body building cut.
Add sauce?
serious?
from you?
For someone being all high and mighty about how good and tasty and natural his food is... do you know what is in a typical tomato sauce??
INGREDIENTS: TOMATO CONCENTRATE FROM RED RIPE TOMATOES, DISTILLED VINEGAR, HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, CORN SYRUP, SALT, SPICE, ONION POWDER, NATURAL FLAVORING.
Still haven't got an answer if you like beer mick.
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...no way, let em go - this is funny as shit, loving the 'it is a fact that a huge % of the population has numbed taste buds' - another piece of big mick gold!
BrisVegasGhost
Elite Member
I like Maccas and fish and chips. I'm having a big feed of the greasy stuff tomorrow.
Good idea. Have both. Just watch that numbed taste bud disease.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
Plain chicken breast and veggies is boring as shit and no need for it unless that is what you like, I would kill myself after a week, Adding garlic, onion, herbs, spices, pepper corns etc to it will not make it any less healthy or perfect but will make it damn tasty.
What is wrong with sauce?? Heinz Organic Ketchup has 126 calories and 0.02 grams of fat per 100gram or 42 calories for a huge serving, with all neutral ingredients, no sugars and tastes delicious, if you can't allow for 42 calories to have some flavour on your food you have a problem.
Nice try, but no cigar for you, that ingredients list is not a typical ingredients list, unless you sourced your sauce from somewhere in the US of A, We generally do not use High Fructose Corn Syrup in any products made here, it's mostly only found in products imported from the USA. Plus even if that was a typical ingredients list a table spoon sized serving will hardly affect you life or diet in any way.
Your arguments reek of a lock of common sense and normality, you can eat healthy foods without being an idiot, but there is no point filling your gut with rubbish, when you can have something that tastes twice as good for half the price and is actually benefiting your body at the same time.
It's about using some common sense and looking at what you are eating, and tasting it
Sauce is mostly sugar with varying amounts of salt. I thought if you had perfect taste buds you wouldn't need that. Maybe you have the numbed taste buds.
Table spoon serving size of sauce is ok but well less than a gram of salt isn't. There is probably more salt in most sauces than most people put on food and zero sugar in salt.