justafan22
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Jordan Peterson, one of the more popular intellectuals and gurus at the moment, is doing a carnivore diet. He got rid of green vegetables and is now only eating meat. He says that he feels a lot better. He's sleeping better, losing weight, his skin looks better, etc.
I can see this diet working for a short time, but without supplementation, it seems destined to create post-digestive issues that are problematic. I've experienced that personally when I was on a high animal protein diet.
If he's including organ meat then he can probably get all of the micronutrients that he needs.
What does a psychologist have to do with deiting though? Ive just watched his Joe Rogan show and all he says is anectodal.
Jordan Peterson, one of the more popular intellectuals and gurus at the moment, is doing a carnivore diet. He got rid of green vegetables and is now only eating meat. He says that he feels a lot better. He's sleeping better, losing weight, his skin looks better, etc.
I did that for 40 years without any issues. I hated veggies. Now I changed that because I feel that it was more efficient to have more veggies in my diet but in all honesty I don't feel one bit different because of it. So yeah.
You went forty years without fruits, bread, dessert, rice, potatoes, chocolate, wine, coffee, garlic, onion, butter, pistachios, and olive oil?
If you have a BB, plates, bench, DB, bands...I mean, the exercise possibilities are pretty endless mate.Anyone have some good at home exercises?
I have a bench press(so Barbell weights/bar naturally)
Treadmill
Resistance bands
Dumbbells
I do 5 days, I got the following:
Legs
Treadmill
Barbell Squat
Weighed Lunges(Dumbbells)
Weighted Side Lunges
Jumping exercises
Arms
Treadmill
Bicep Curl(Dumbbell)
Upright Row(Dumbbell)
Hammer Curl(Dumbbell)
Standing triceps extension(Dumbbell)
Resistance band arm exercises
Chest
Treadmill
Dumbbell Pushups
Pushups
2 Point Bridge
Bench Press
Shoulders
Treadmill
Barbell Military Press
Barbell front raise
Dumbell Lateral Raise
Arnold press
Back
Treadmill
Barbell Bent Over Row
Deadlift
One arm row
Dumbbell High pull
I clearly don't have any ab related exercises yet but apart from curls and the generic stuff I have no idea what to put or where to put it. I usually just walk/run uphill on a treadmill but I've let my resistance training go when I suffered a torn rotator cuff last year. I feel weaker than usual so I'm going to just try to do a bit every day. Since I don't go to a gym my equipment is rather limited.
Haven't done an early-morning run in awhile, but yeah, it's a nice feeling being up and out before the rest of the world. I have my own work schedule, so I usually find a block of time late morning or afternoon and duck out for a few miles.Great run this morning. This 5am thing isn't so bad.
Haven't done an early-morning run in awhile, but yeah, it's a nice feeling being up and out before the rest of the world. I have my own work schedule, so I usually find a block of time late morning or afternoon and duck out for a few miles.
My 'trick' during a busy week is to give myself permission to only do a short run. It's easy to psyche myself for a quick couple of miles. But usually once I'm out I'll go between 5 and 8k.
I want to lift and run again but by putting my neck down i feel pain in upper back
Its been 1 1/2 week should i run or lift still? It felt ok but im sure it doesnt help recovery
Looks like a strain
If you have a BB, plates, bench, DB, bands...I mean, the exercise possibilities are pretty endless mate.
For abs, add in Hollow body holds, planks, hanging knee/leg raises/holds (just set the BB at highest rack position and hang from there.
I don't go to gyms very often but you'll have to excuse me on one thing. My bench press is just a standard bench, I believe you're referring to something that has some kind of adjustable portion, mine doesn't. Just a basic bench with one position
I did buy one of those door chin up things but I do not feel confident using it. I'm paranoid I'll put a hole in a wall.
As for the rest though, I seemed to have overlooked planks and stuff like that which should not be a problem to do.
I use this apparatus for chins and pullups. It's designed for training for climbing, which is why there are various hand and finger holds.
It's versatile so you can move back and forth, changing from pinch grip, to single finger or multiple finger to narrow ridge to large full holds. I mounted it this way so I can grip from the backside for chins. I try to do the work on this board in an L position when possible to engage the core.