So you're saying that by eating 5000 cal/day you have put on likely 10-15 pounds in fat over....what, probably 3 months? And that is undoubtedly while having a vigorous exercise routine.

And in the same breath, you're trying to argue that 4000 cal/day isn't bad? That 4000 cal/day does not contribute to being a fat arse?

Keep that routine up for 2 or 3 years. And cut back on the exercising (almost entirely, to match most of America). Then tell me that's healthy.

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Posted by HeyHeyHogsAllTheWay

Member since Feb 2017

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Posted on 11/19/18 at 1:02 pm to Fe_Mike

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So you're saying that by eating 5000 cal/day you have put on likely 10-15 pounds in fat over....what, probably 3 months? And that is undoubtedly while having a vigorous exercise routine.

And in the same breath, you're trying to argue that 4000 cal/day isn't bad? That 4000 cal/day does not contribute to being a fat arse?

Keep that routine up for 2 or 3 years. And cut back on the exercising (almost entirely, to match most of America). Then tell me that's healthy.

Dude is obviously full of shite and doesn't have a clue what he is talking about. Just making things up as he goes.

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Posted by LSUsuperfresh

Member since Oct 2010

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Posted on 11/19/18 at 1:31 pm to Fe_Mike

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So you're saying that by eating 5000 cal/day you have put on likely 10-15 pounds in fat over....what, probably 3 months? And that is undoubtedly while having a vigorous exercise routine.

And in the same breath, you're trying to argue that 4000 cal/day isn't bad? That 4000 cal/day does not contribute to being a fat arse?

I know it's not sustainable

. I'm just trying to pack on as much muscle before I cut fat in the spring. I'm just being intentionally obtuse.