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Can you elaborate?
Eat Your Onions, similar to OP
*note if short on time 9:10, 11:50 and conclusion/summary 17:10
Oh excuse me I go now. The video you posted was worth watching. Hope your gains continue.Dude, even if I skip ahead to 17:10, it's still 5 min.
Oh excuse me I go now. The video you posted was worth watching. Hope your gains continue.
I can sum it up for you.I'll wait for the Tik Tok version.![]()
I can sum it up for you.
"I don't eat onions, but you should they are good for you" -That guy.
His setup makes a lot more sense now...I thought he was LARPing as Palpatine.
His setup makes a lot more sense now...
But how is the experiment going? Did you get your levels measured again?
According to this study the researchers believe onions (also soya, beans and pistachios) may reduce endurance performance.
Something something.. "induce cells to commit suicide, and reduces the activity of the cells' mitochondria".
Endurance athletes perform better if they avoid these foods
Onions, soya, beans and pistachio nuts are all healthy, but endurance athletes are better off avoiding them in the week before a race, according to sports scientist David Nieman of Appalachian State University. These foods contain large amounts of the oligosaccharide raffinose and, in an...www.ergo-log.com
Looks like 3 interesting articles at the bottom of your above article, on sprint speed and squats, ashwagandha, and ornithine.According to this study the researchers believe onions (also soya, beans and pistachios) may reduce endurance performance.
Something something.. "induce cells to commit suicide, and reduces the activity of the cells' mitochondria".
Endurance athletes perform better if they avoid these foods
Onions, soya, beans and pistachio nuts are all healthy, but endurance athletes are better off avoiding them in the week before a race, according to sports scientist David Nieman of Appalachian State University. These foods contain large amounts of the oligosaccharide raffinose and, in an...www.ergo-log.com
Probably an important quote: "Nieman does not advise athletes to completely cut out foods that are high in raffinose." since sometimes people take a sentence out of context and run with it.According to this study the researchers believe onions (also soya, beans and pistachios) may reduce endurance performance.
Something something.. "induce cells to commit suicide, and reduces the activity of the cells' mitochondria".
Endurance athletes perform better if they avoid these foods
Onions, soya, beans and pistachio nuts are all healthy, but endurance athletes are better off avoiding them in the week before a race, according to sports scientist David Nieman of Appalachian State University. These foods contain large amounts of the oligosaccharide raffinose and, in an...www.ergo-log.com
True, testoreone is environment based. Compete in a field that makes dollars, so you eat, have a roof, train your body to deal with the stresses that come with competing, and enjoy playing in this beautiful worldI wonder what Pavel's answer would be? Some joke in EKB style)) Seriously, not so much to worry about it.
Good sleep, moderate exercise, sunlight and the feeling that you are doing something useful in this life is like natural steroids