
justleavemealone
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I'm down to tryhard these 6 days just someone tell me what to avoid eating/ type of lean exercices/ face yoga + what not to do and shit... pls
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I'm far from boneless lmao I just had 2 dogsht months of being a lazy sugar eater... this summer I had turbo lean face (hollow cheeks if the lighting in the area was optimal angle) so yeah I wouldn't bother doing this thread if I was boneless.. That's why I'm asking if it's possible in a few days of tryhard to get lean face so if u don't have answer to this just don't respond15bf and being bloated means you are boneless,
just blast gear at that point
its over
shouldve include this information in your post you dumb curryI'm far from boneless lmao I just had 2 dogsht months of being a lazy sugar eater... this summer I had turbo lean face (hollow cheeks if the lighting in the area was optimal angle) so yeah I wouldn't bother doing this thread if I was boneless.. That's why I'm asking if it's possible in a few days of tryhard to get lean face so if u don't have answer to this just don't respond
Not always it can be just genes.15bf and being bloated means you are boneless,
just blast gear at that point
its over
Bloating is real but it has more to do with your diet/sodium intake than your bf%15bf and being bloated means you are boneless,
just blast gear at that point
its over
shouldve include this information in your post you dumb curry
yea, water fast+caffeine
and if you can get your hands on some furosemide that'll do the trick
ok so should I remove anything of what I'm about to do for the next 6 days ? :Low carb and lots of cardio and sleep
shouldve include this information in your post you dumb curry
yea, water fast+caffeine
and if you can get your hands on some furosemide that'll do the trick
answer me niggasLow carb and lots of cardio and sleep
nigga you think i have a phd in nutrology ?answer me niggas
bro u literally pulled the term furosemidenigga you think i have a phd in nutrology ?
wait that perfectly explains my caseIts all about hormones, my face was more bloated once at 9% bf then at 20% from the cortisol of doing a big cut (most of the time face was lean at 9% but when my cortisol spiked it became ridiculously bloated).
Sugar doesn't bloat face more then any other carbs do, and even this bloat is gone from some cardio like hill walking even debloats you, like it is naturally intended for humans to be active
I never used anything to lower my cortisol because my face is very rarely bloated, my cortiosol is low, i was just bloated few times at 9% when i was eating less then 1000 calories at one point, and when i did a 3 day water fast where my cortisol got very high.wait that perfectly explains my case
my bf is low but my cortisol is really high and my face looks bloated
how do i lower cortisol to unbloat then?
thanks a lot buddy boyoI never used anything to lower my cortisol because my face is very rarely bloated, my cortiosol is low, i was just bloated few times at 9% when i was eating less then 1000 calories at one point, and when i did a 3 day water fast where my cortisol got very high.
It's really the basic stuff the keeps cortisol at check, sun, 7+ hours of sleep, sleeping not to late as well, physical activity like hill walking which is the best cardio for humans, burns more then walking, not as much as running but doesn't have the cortisol jump like running does (my city is very hilly so i get this cardio by default when i walk everywhere).
There are some compounds that lower cortisol if you want to go that way. Ashwaganda lowers it but be cautious with it, too low cortisol is very bad, it can induce numbness and anhedonia. MK-667 is good. L-taurine is very based amino acid, regulates the HPA axis indirectly through proper GABA signaling and its cytoprotective effects on the Leydig cells of the testicles which have a possitive feedback to the adrenal glands and cortisol.