Crazy = No

Rich = Yes...

If your're taking organic/kampung eggs which i am assuming you do.
It'll be at least RM4.50 just on eggs daily?
Nice...

Yeah, realised that a bodybuilders diet isn't very cheap.
Thus the whey substitute.

15 eggs...wow....
But pretty sure u take the 'better' eggs lah after all the egg videos etc at the bodybuilding thread. heheh.

But overall you do have to spend quite a bit more on the diet compared to non-bodybuilders. But heck maybe it balances out cuz u don't spend on fast foods etc.
I'm still in the process of losing some weight so haven't applied the 'eat more to build more' advice yet. But still have been eating a higher protein diet this past 2 months.

Oh Joey, the problem is most people don't eat moderately and it actually takes some effort to eat intelligently.

But there's a note of caution from the few articles that i read.
IF you are actually in the high risk category, you must still try to limit your intake.
From the study above 1/3 of the bodies cholesterol comes from the diet so it still does contribute only not as significantly as previously thought.

But 1 thing i don't really get, pizzaboy, there's countless evidence that natural eggs are much more healthier than commercial ones and you being strict about diet and stuff just shrugs it off with "I don't care".

ah interesting. And here I was thinking that bodybuilders need to have strict diets and all.
Anyways, you've done research papers? Interesting.
You're in the academic line?
Curious to know how old you are exactly.

Ah, was guessing weightlifter before ur reply.
In the academic line?
Because if you're not I'm guessing your research paper, probably not papers was done during your degree?

I'm curious because I'm in the academic line.

This post has been edited by strinq: Oct 18 2009, 12:06 AM

Lol we owe most of what we have now because of those geeks.
And like a famous saying, be respectful of the geek in your class, you might just wind up working for him.
So you've actually written a few papers, nice. Accepted in international journals with high I.F? If yes that's great.