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RE: LeoThread 2025-01-10 07:20

in LeoFinance11 hours ago

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To explore the implications of clean eating versus a dirty bulk (characterized by the consumption of unhealthy, calorie-dense foods), the narrator embarked on a two-day eating experiment.

Day One: Clean Bulk

On the first day, he focused on a clean diet. His meals included:

  • Breakfast: Eggs, sourdough bread, and vegetables

  • Lunch: Chicken, rice, and broccoli

  • Dinner: Oats mixed with protein powder, berries, and dark chocolate.

Snacking on two bananas and a dinner of pasta with chicken and sweet corn rounded out the day. This clean bulk resulted in a caloric intake of 3,267 calories with 206 grams of protein.

A Day of Dirty Eating

Switching gears to a 'dirty bulk', the narrator embraced a more indulgent culinary approach.

Day Two: Dirty Bulk