PureWhey
2013-12-14, 12:20
Många som kliver in på forumet, speciellt nybörjare, tror att de kan bli biffiga på att dricka celsius och ha på sig någon T-shirt som menar på att de aldrig ska vila igen.
Fel.
Ät mycket, träna hårt, och sov.
Been collecting data on people I work with via excel. I know this is not unique to me or my clients, but the most common critique of the metabolic adaptation theory is the lack of data. Sure, this isn't peer reviewed, no IRB, not an RCT, etc... but it is intriguing nonetheless and I will continue to collect. Metabolism is not static and physiology cannot be defined by an equation.
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/1074386_786555878037520_1377690487_o.jpg
Fantastic data collected on his client by Ben Esgro of De Novo Nutrition demonstrating that even though he increased calories over a 60 week period of time slowly, this person got MUCH leaner even though calories went up. This goes to show you that no, you cannot violate the laws of thermodynamics, but the human body is not a closed system and simple equations simply do not always accurately predict many metabolic outcomes. Metabolism is not static, it is VERY plastic and adaptable
Antagligen är det väl något så enkelt som att han höjt sin förbrukning i och med träning, samt ätit en stor del kolhydrater och protein.
Fel.
Ät mycket, träna hårt, och sov.
Been collecting data on people I work with via excel. I know this is not unique to me or my clients, but the most common critique of the metabolic adaptation theory is the lack of data. Sure, this isn't peer reviewed, no IRB, not an RCT, etc... but it is intriguing nonetheless and I will continue to collect. Metabolism is not static and physiology cannot be defined by an equation.
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/1074386_786555878037520_1377690487_o.jpg
Fantastic data collected on his client by Ben Esgro of De Novo Nutrition demonstrating that even though he increased calories over a 60 week period of time slowly, this person got MUCH leaner even though calories went up. This goes to show you that no, you cannot violate the laws of thermodynamics, but the human body is not a closed system and simple equations simply do not always accurately predict many metabolic outcomes. Metabolism is not static, it is VERY plastic and adaptable
Antagligen är det väl något så enkelt som att han höjt sin förbrukning i och med träning, samt ätit en stor del kolhydrater och protein.