βœ… Introduction
Alright Bitcoiners, it's time to hash out the macronutrient ledger! Envision your diet as a decentralized masterpiece, where trust but verify reigns supreme. Meet the verifiable CARBOHYDRATES, the proof-of-strength PROTEINS, and the silent heroes, the FATS – the core components of your nutritional blockchain. But tread carefully, for in the shadows lurks the antagonist of this narrative...ALCOHOL, the double-spender. Let's chain the blocks, mine the nutrients, and transform your plate into a validated, consensus-approved blockbuster!
🍚 1. Carbohydrates
  • Function: Preferred energy source during moderate to high intensity exercise
  • Fun Fact: Easiest for the body to convert to usable energy
  • Sources: Whole grains, fruits, vegetables
  • Calories per gram: 4
  • Recommended intake: 45-65% of total daily calories (Depending on activity level)
πŸ₯© 2. Proteins
  • Function: Essential for building & repairing tissues, making hormones & enzymes
  • Fun Fact: Your body can not store excess protein. Consume a balanced diet rich in protein.
  • Sources: Meat, fish, eggs, dairy, legumes
  • Calories per gram: 4
  • Recommended intake: 10-35% of total daily calories
πŸ₯‘3. Fats
  • Function: Support cell structure and hormone production
  • Fun Fact: Eating fat does not make you fat, consuming too many calories = Store fat
  • Sources: Avocado, nuts, olive oil, fatty fish -Calories per gram: 9
  • Recommended intake: 20-35% of total daily calories
🍾4. Alcohol
  • Function: Causes relaxation and is used as a social lubricant in low concentrations
  • Fun Fact: The body recognizes it as a poison, prioritizing its metabolism over other macros
  • Sources: Beer, Wine, Spirits, etc.
  • Calories per gram: 7
  • Recommended intake: 0% of total daily calories
βš–οΈ Tips for Balanced Nutrition
  • Aim for variety in food choices.- Colorful plates
  • Be mindful of portion sizes.- Smaller Plates
  • Stay hydrated.- Refillable bottle
For a personalized nutrition strategy, consult with a Registered Dietician. Let’s get it!
Nice, thank you.
With regard to weight training would you recommend giving a day's rest between workouts? Through the week I split chest / shoulders / arms / legs / full body on alternate days with a rest day between each.
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Yes absolutely!
I just learned about new research that shows that muscle damage and muscular hypertrophy (Growth) are competing mechanisms.
So if you're training so hard that you're sore for days after your training then you are doing yourself a disservice.
It's better to use heavier loads with a little bit less volume so that you stimulate the process for muscle growth but you don't cause damage that will pull away resources from the growth.
So how that would look with your programming, is using heavier loads and longer rest periods between sets and keeping a few reps in reserve.
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Thank you!
Since you liked it then I'll post some more right now.
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