I decided to start this thread because it became a conversation of its own on Doll's Program Thread (see pages 14-15 http://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=13300&page=14). So, without continuing to derail her thread, we can discuss this topic more in detail (if need be) here!
This was the last post to which I wanted to make a comment:
Thank you for your detailed information on the cleanse, Statuesque. It, again, will be helpful for those who want to lose fat and do not mind losing muscle along with it… but for those to which you were replying who are prioritizing maintaining and/or building muscle mass, this is not ideal.
You are talking about nutrients here (which is great), but not protein, and for a person to--at the very least--JUST MAINTAIN their muscle mass, they need to consume a proper amount of protein DAILY, so the above suggested cleanse will still not work for a person who is prioritizing maintaining or building muscle mass. Also, I do not want people who are interested in learning about how to build muscle to be misled by this statement “And to keep my butt at my current size I did squats 4-5 times a week.” If you want to burn OFF your muscle (coupling this routine with a caloric deficiency), or when consuming enough protein want to constantly break down your muscle so that you never give it the opportunity to grow and build off of the protein, this is the way to do it. In other words: LADIES, if you want to build muscle, you should be working out a particular muscle area no more than twice a week with very heavy weights and reps within your sets numbering no more than 12 coupled with a diet high in protein and calories, and if you want to lose fat and maintain muscle, you will need to decrease your weight training volume and/or frequency (which is the amount of exercises you do in a workout and how often you workout that muscle group per week—so we are talking about 1 day a week, here… not 4-5!) coupled with a diet of a caloric deficiency with enough protein.
This article may be helpful for those who want to know more:
http://www.aworkoutroutine.com/how-to-lo...ng-muscle/
For those who have not seen Doll's thread, I suggested for those who want to continue to consume adequate amounts of protein every day to go on The Cleaner http://www.thecleaner.com/. It does not claim to make you lose fat but that is not what cleansing is about, anyway. That is just an extra "perk" that results of cleanses that require you to go into a caloric deficiency, which duh of course is going to make you lose both fat AND muscle! So, it all depends on what your priorities are here. You do not always have to lose muscle when you lose fat (as you can read in the link I posted above), and to summarize the only way to make sure that you do NOT lose muscle while losing fat is to: 1) consume enough protein on a DAILY basis, and 2) decrease you training volume and/or frequency (NOT intensity!). You will certainly be able to more-than-effectively cleanse as Statuesque said on the Cleanse Diet, as well as lose fat, but you cannot maintain muscle while on the Master Cleanse Lemon Diet if you will need to skip out on protein as suggested. Granted, a day or two (two at absolute most... I personally will never go more than one day without 140 grams of protein and that is under unusual circumstances) won't leave a huge dent in your muscles, but three or four days will (as was suggested above in the previous post--I know because I have done it before!). I am just laying down the facts here. Any time that your body goes into a caloric deficiency and does not have an adequate amount of protein, your body goes into catabolic state, and your muscles WILL BE USED AS FUEL. I do not want anyone to be left misinformed.
This was the last post to which I wanted to make a comment:
(02-03-2013, 09:10)Statuesque Wrote:(18-02-2013, 21:06)sara_aaa19 Wrote: that what I was thinking about... I'm trying to build legs muscles and this diet will destroy everything,,, any other cleansing program plz ?
I would try maybe a 3 day juice cleanse or something while taking a milk thistle and/or dandelion supplement. Or if you want something longer maybe do a week of mostly raw food, salads, juices and maybe healthy meat proteins 2-3 days out of 7 for example. Greens are filled with nutrients you wouldn't believe. And you can still obtain many of the nutrients you took for NBE in the form of live foods...fruits and veggies. So you aren't really aren't moving too far away from your routine.
Thank you for your detailed information on the cleanse, Statuesque. It, again, will be helpful for those who want to lose fat and do not mind losing muscle along with it… but for those to which you were replying who are prioritizing maintaining and/or building muscle mass, this is not ideal.
You are talking about nutrients here (which is great), but not protein, and for a person to--at the very least--JUST MAINTAIN their muscle mass, they need to consume a proper amount of protein DAILY, so the above suggested cleanse will still not work for a person who is prioritizing maintaining or building muscle mass. Also, I do not want people who are interested in learning about how to build muscle to be misled by this statement “And to keep my butt at my current size I did squats 4-5 times a week.” If you want to burn OFF your muscle (coupling this routine with a caloric deficiency), or when consuming enough protein want to constantly break down your muscle so that you never give it the opportunity to grow and build off of the protein, this is the way to do it. In other words: LADIES, if you want to build muscle, you should be working out a particular muscle area no more than twice a week with very heavy weights and reps within your sets numbering no more than 12 coupled with a diet high in protein and calories, and if you want to lose fat and maintain muscle, you will need to decrease your weight training volume and/or frequency (which is the amount of exercises you do in a workout and how often you workout that muscle group per week—so we are talking about 1 day a week, here… not 4-5!) coupled with a diet of a caloric deficiency with enough protein.
This article may be helpful for those who want to know more:
http://www.aworkoutroutine.com/how-to-lo...ng-muscle/
For those who have not seen Doll's thread, I suggested for those who want to continue to consume adequate amounts of protein every day to go on The Cleaner http://www.thecleaner.com/. It does not claim to make you lose fat but that is not what cleansing is about, anyway. That is just an extra "perk" that results of cleanses that require you to go into a caloric deficiency, which duh of course is going to make you lose both fat AND muscle! So, it all depends on what your priorities are here. You do not always have to lose muscle when you lose fat (as you can read in the link I posted above), and to summarize the only way to make sure that you do NOT lose muscle while losing fat is to: 1) consume enough protein on a DAILY basis, and 2) decrease you training volume and/or frequency (NOT intensity!). You will certainly be able to more-than-effectively cleanse as Statuesque said on the Cleanse Diet, as well as lose fat, but you cannot maintain muscle while on the Master Cleanse Lemon Diet if you will need to skip out on protein as suggested. Granted, a day or two (two at absolute most... I personally will never go more than one day without 140 grams of protein and that is under unusual circumstances) won't leave a huge dent in your muscles, but three or four days will (as was suggested above in the previous post--I know because I have done it before!). I am just laying down the facts here. Any time that your body goes into a caloric deficiency and does not have an adequate amount of protein, your body goes into catabolic state, and your muscles WILL BE USED AS FUEL. I do not want anyone to be left misinformed.