Log of sorts for your average long term gym addict.

2 scoops of New Zealand Whey Isolate
2 tablespoons of Greek yogurt
1 cup of frozen strawberries
1/2 tablespoon of chia seeds
1/2 tablespoon of wheat germ
1/2 tablespoon of fiber powder
5 g creatine
2 cups of sugar free almond milk.

It’s about 80 grams of protein.
thats a great way to start the day right there man,sweet
 
2 scoops of New Zealand Whey Isolate
2 tablespoons of Greek yogurt
1 cup of frozen strawberries
1/2 tablespoon of chia seeds
1/2 tablespoon of wheat germ
1/2 tablespoon of fiber powder
5 g creatine
2 cups of sugar free almond milk.

It’s about 80 grams of protein.
Very similar first meal for me too with a few exceptions. 1 scoop whey protein, 1 cup of frozen something (blueberries/strawberries/whatever I have in the freezer), 1 tablespoon of Chia or Flax seed, 2 cups of high protein almond/cashew milk, 1 cup of water, mix in the blender and drop in 1/2 cup approximately Greek yogourt.
I would have to look up the macros again, but when I added it up last it was close to 1000 cals and believe 80 grams of protein. I drink it slowly over a few hours in the morning as it does not impact my second meal. As for the 'best' whey protein, I can only use whey that is sweetened with stevia - any of the other and it caused stomach issues.
If you don't get enough fiber, great addition but I definitely don't need any. My super 'gluten free / not a choice as I am allergic to gluten' bagels/hamburger buns are high protein and high fibre. Two hamburgers/steak sandwich and salad and I had 25 grams of fibre.
 
Very similar first meal for me too with a few exceptions. 1 scoop whey protein, 1 cup of frozen something (blueberries/strawberries/whatever I have in the freezer), 1 tablespoon of Chia or Flax seed, 2 cups of high protein almond/cashew milk, 1 cup of water, mix in the blender and drop in 1/2 cup approximately Greek yogourt.
I would have to look up the macros again, but when I added it up last it was close to 1000 cals and believe 80 grams of protein. I drink it slowly over a few hours in the morning as it does not impact my second meal. As for the 'best' whey protein, I can only use whey that is sweetened with stevia - any of the other and it caused stomach issues.
If you don't get enough fiber, great addition but I definitely don't need any. My super 'gluten free / not a choice as I am allergic to gluten' bagels/hamburger buns are high protein and high fibre. Two hamburgers/steak sandwich and salad and I had 25 grams of fibre.
Same here on the Stevia. Buy CP New Zealand Whey Isolate
 
Just an interesting note. I intend to do a proper review of the peptides I am taking, but to repeat I am on 100 mg test prop, 150 mg Deca/NPP slowly moving it all to 150 mg Deca, and multiple peptides for injuries.
I know there are guys here who push/pull/move incredible weight so it isn't relevant if you can incline 5 plates (I can't), I am noticing an incredible increase in strength which I am controlling and only adding 10-20lbs per exercise each workout which is a lot over a short period.
For example - I love the hammer incline machine. It is smooth and does not hurt any joints. Rep range is 8-15 right now. Incline hammer machine is often my second chest exercise / sometimes my first.
It is common to press 21/2 plates or 21/2 plates plus 10 or 15lbs for 10 reps and that is with a short break/to get a few extra reps when I hit 8 or 9. Hold the stretch, but take a few deep breaths (about 5 seconds and then press another out).
Yesterday, this felt light and I hit 10 without any need for a 5 second break as I got close to 10 / and could have done more. Moved to 3 plates on each side and pushed 10 with two small breaks for the last two reps. I could have gone heavier but did not.

Deca/NPP does increase my strength/size, but not this fast. I have to look back, but believe it is approximately 2 weeks (plus a few days) adding Deca/NPP to the TRT and just over 1 week - 1 mg BPC157, 1 mg of TB500, 500 mcg's of KPV, and 1 mg of reta started recently.

Makes no sense. I noticed on back/bicep day - It was easier to pull more weight, but again wanting to prevent injuries I only increased my lying curls by 10 lbs and a few reps, and DB curls by 5 lbs for a few more reps than normal.
I log my reps / how I feel / etc. so I can look back at any time. Might be annoying as it looks like I am texting, but I do it out of everyone's way and document the progress or if it a bad day - the opposite.
 
Just an interesting note. I intend to do a proper review of the peptides I am taking, but to repeat I am on 100 mg test prop, 150 mg Deca/NPP slowly moving it all to 150 mg Deca, and multiple peptides for injuries.
I know there are guys here who push/pull/move incredible weight so it isn't relevant if you can incline 5 plates (I can't), I am noticing an incredible increase in strength which I am controlling and only adding 10-20lbs per exercise each workout which is a lot over a short period.
For example - I love the hammer incline machine. It is smooth and does not hurt any joints. Rep range is 8-15 right now. Incline hammer machine is often my second chest exercise / sometimes my first.
It is common to press 21/2 plates or 21/2 plates plus 10 or 15lbs for 10 reps and that is with a short break/to get a few extra reps when I hit 8 or 9. Hold the stretch, but take a few deep breaths (about 5 seconds and then press another out).
Yesterday, this felt light and I hit 10 without any need for a 5 second break as I got close to 10 / and could have done more. Moved to 3 plates on each side and pushed 10 with two small breaks for the last two reps. I could have gone heavier but did not.

Deca/NPP does increase my strength/size, but not this fast. I have to look back, but believe it is approximately 2 weeks (plus a few days) adding Deca/NPP to the TRT and just over 1 week - 1 mg BPC157, 1 mg of TB500, 500 mcg's of KPV, and 1 mg of reta started recently.

Makes no sense. I noticed on back/bicep day - It was easier to pull more weight, but again wanting to prevent injuries I only increased my lying curls by 10 lbs and a few reps, and DB curls by 5 lbs for a few more reps than normal.
I log my reps / how I feel / etc. so I can look back at any time. Might be annoying as it looks like I am texting, but I do it out of everyone's way and document the progress or if it a bad day - the opposite.
i got injurys also,any improvement in any area of life that give you more strenght to help you live better is a good option.your doing great man,this all sounds good and thought out well
 
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