Re: Re: Building muscle strength

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I agree with Bee. One of the hardest things for me when I started the program

was to stop going to the gym. I was worried I would lose to much weight and

muscle. However, after being on the program for sometime I started to notice I

actually had put on muscle and lost fat. It is a myth we need to consume carbs

to build muscle as I have been on the all meats/fats program for over a year.

Stick to the program and you will build strength in your legs!

Moderator

 

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From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 9:20:28 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Building muscle strength

 

>

> Hi,

>

> It's really important that I rebuild the strength in my legs but I'm finding

it

>difficult to do that on this diet. I'm reasonably healthy in other respects

>apart from my chronic pain so I should be able to regain my strength.

>

> I have benefited from this diet and I'd like to stick with it, but I've always

>been taught that it's difficult to gain muscle and lose weight at the same

time,

>and on this diet I'm always slowly losing weight. So I'm tempted to eat a lot

of

>carbs to get enough calories to build muscle. This is the way I used to do it.

>Is this necessary? What else can I do?

>

+++Hi ,

Your body will build muscle strength and size naturally if you give it what it

needs to do its job. When you're unhealthy your body must put most of its

resources and energy into getting healthy and not into muscles which are less

important for health than ensuring the health of internal organs like the heart,

liver, digestive system, etc.

Of course toxins make the muscles weak too. When your body becomes more

efficient detoxifying itself your muscles will have more strength too. Also

muscles are made up of cells, and in order for all cell membranes to be healthy

they must be constructed out of 50% saturated fats, i.e. butter, lard, coconut

oil and other natural occurring animal fats, which takes time.

In the meantime toxins make all cell membranes rigid/stiff that causes another

problem since red blood cells will also be rigid as explained in this article

and they carry oxygen and nutrients to all cells:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cabout1.php

Of course carbs make anyone unhealthy!

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hey, I just came read this after sending an email to you guys about weight and

muscle strength. I thought I had asked another dumb question. This does make

sense, because even though I still have pain and fatigue, I believe I am gaining

muscle strength or mass, although any muscle effort on my behalf causes pain..

Also, can it be that fibromyalgia can be caused by muscle weakness (and stress)

and have nothing to do with Candida, although I see the connection?

This diet is very difficult, not the eating part. Personally I love my eggs

breakfasts and thinking up meat and veg dishes. Bye the way, thanks for the

recipes. They are a saviour. Regards

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From: Dundon <eric.dundon@...>

Sent: Wed, February 23, 2011 7:20:15 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Building muscle strength

Hi ,

I agree with Bee. One of the hardest things for me when I started the program

was to stop going to the gym. I was worried I would lose to much weight and

muscle. However, after being on the program for sometime I started to notice I

actually had put on muscle and lost fat. It is a myth we need to consume carbs

to build muscle as I have been on the all meats/fats program for over a year.

Stick to the program and you will build strength in your legs!

Moderator

________________________________

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 9:20:28 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Building muscle strength

>

> Hi,

>

> It's really important that I rebuild the strength in my legs but I'm finding

it

>

>difficult to do that on this diet. I'm reasonably healthy in other respects

>apart from my chronic pain so I should be able to regain my strength.

>

> I have benefited from this diet and I'd like to stick with it, but I've always

>been taught that it's difficult to gain muscle and lose weight at the same

time,

>

>and on this diet I'm always slowly losing weight. So I'm tempted to eat a lot

of

>

>carbs to get enough calories to build muscle. This is the way I used to do it.

>Is this necessary? What else can I do?

>

+++Hi ,

Your body will build muscle strength and size naturally if you give it what it

needs to do its job. When you're unhealthy your body must put most of its

resources and energy into getting healthy and not into muscles which are less

important for health than ensuring the health of internal organs like the heart,

liver, digestive system, etc.

Of course toxins make the muscles weak too. When your body becomes more

efficient detoxifying itself your muscles will have more strength too. Also

muscles are made up of cells, and in order for all cell membranes to be healthy

they must be constructed out of 50% saturated fats, i.e. butter, lard, coconut

oil and other natural occurring animal fats, which takes time.

In the meantime toxins make all cell membranes rigid/stiff that causes another

problem since red blood cells will also be rigid as explained in this article

and they carry oxygen and nutrients to all cells:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cabout1.php

Of course carbs make anyone unhealthy!

All the best, Bee