Need Help Tweaking My Fat Loss Program

External Since: Apr 15, 2006 Posts: 934

"Proctologically Violated©®" <entropic3.14decay.RemoveThis@optonline2.718.net>
wrote:
>"JMW" <jmwilliams.RemoveThis@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
>>
>> You are a pathological liar who falsifies his qualifications,
>> including state-regulated certification under the laws of New York.
>
>Yer pushing the libel envelope, and you should know better. Keep it up.

Truth is a full defense to libel. You have billed yourself as a
registered dietitian more than 500 times on Usenet, and many times on
web pages, including the still-active HoloBarre web page. The State
of New York does not acknowledge that you are a certified dietitian or
nutritionist.

If you claim not to be certified by the State of New York, but do
claim to be registered with a national dietetic or nutrition
association, as required for certification under New York State
statute, please provide your registration number. Online verification
is also available for that search.

Naturally, I expect to read plenty of "blah, blah, blah," but the
likelihood of you providing a genuine registration number is
essentially nil.

External Since: Dec 24, 2006 Posts: 8

"DZ" <19038 RemoveThis @2235914289.2348825931.6739.2593.22893> schreef:

> Suppose there are two identical twins. One of them has more fat as
> well as very massive leg muscles developed through resistance
> training, targeting specifically the legs. The second twin has a pair
> of sticks.

> Now both go on a calorie and protein restricted diet, and start doing
> let's say bicep curls. Could the huge legs of the first twin provide a
> less catabolic environment for the biceps development by supplying
> more fatty/amino-acids?

> In other words, all else being equal, would the first twin end up with
> stronger/bigger biceps than the second one?

Yes.

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