JETHRO TULL
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Let me preface this by stating that I love to eat. Steaks, chicken, burgers, trout, hell, just about any kind of meat.
However, when I start getting serious about eating clean it is much easier to utilyze the powders. I realize that meat has the benefit of making you feel full and combined with its relative difficulty to digest it probably has an added thermogenic effect. I wonder though.....
Suppose you are supplementing with enough iron, etc and are eating a protein powder with all 10 essential aminos and are eating every 2-3 hours with vegetables, oats, or fruit....does all that really matter?
I've always been told "make sure you eat solid meals". Well, is broccoli not "solid"? Oats? Apples?
Suppose I don't care about "feeling full" and am willing to take in all my protein from powders with the occasional steak on the weekend for instance?
Lets say I've got my nutritional bases very well covered and am getting in enough essential fats through fish oil, olive oil, Vitamin D3 and almonds...does it really matter what my protein source is as long as it has all the essential aminos?
Now I am not asking for a regurgitation of all the crap you've "heard"...I've heard it all too. I am wondering if any of you have actually done what I am describing above and compared it to your efforts with meat.
Thank you very much my promuscular friends and neighbors!
However, when I start getting serious about eating clean it is much easier to utilyze the powders. I realize that meat has the benefit of making you feel full and combined with its relative difficulty to digest it probably has an added thermogenic effect. I wonder though.....
Suppose you are supplementing with enough iron, etc and are eating a protein powder with all 10 essential aminos and are eating every 2-3 hours with vegetables, oats, or fruit....does all that really matter?
I've always been told "make sure you eat solid meals". Well, is broccoli not "solid"? Oats? Apples?
Suppose I don't care about "feeling full" and am willing to take in all my protein from powders with the occasional steak on the weekend for instance?
Lets say I've got my nutritional bases very well covered and am getting in enough essential fats through fish oil, olive oil, Vitamin D3 and almonds...does it really matter what my protein source is as long as it has all the essential aminos?
Now I am not asking for a regurgitation of all the crap you've "heard"...I've heard it all too. I am wondering if any of you have actually done what I am describing above and compared it to your efforts with meat.
Thank you very much my promuscular friends and neighbors!