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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Healthy Fat Is Critical To Bodybuilding Success‏

By Ron Stucky


A basic understanding of a daily diet including dietary fat should be a key aspect of an amateur bodybuilders knowledge set. However, I have known several bodybuilders well enough to realize they do not pay this too much attention. They consciously try to eradicate a majority of fat from their diets. To make matters worse, they do not take-in the right kinds of fats, on a daily basis, that their bodies need for maximum health. In this manner key nutrients are not being consumed. Actually, proper nutrition is pivotal due to the intense nature of their training.

There are good and bad fats, and most of us have a pretty good handle on how to tell the difference. Bodybuilders, just like everyone else, need to include unsaturated fats rather than saturated animal fats. It's important to note that many of our nutritional needs like the Omega fatty acids have to be met through our diet.

Collectively the Omega acids are known as EFA's or the Essential Fatty Acids. Wild salmon and tuna are an outstanding source of the polyunsaturated Omega 3s essential fatty acids. Other sources include flax seeds, walnuts, kiwi fruit and certain meats. Mental functions and cardiovascular wellness are supported by Omega 3 essential fatty acids. Important supplements, such as EFA's, have been focused upon because of their importance in regard to hormone levels. This is something that bodybuilders should certainly be concerned about. However, it is also known that essential fatty acids play an important role with bones and joints. To directly improve the mineralization of bone mass, EFA's must be taken as a regular supplement. Our quality of life is, in part, dependent upon our joint health which should be important to everyone, not just bodybuilders. People that do a great deal of weight training put excessive stress on their joints and therefore are very interested in strengthening their bones.

Increasing testosterone levels in your body can usually be achieved by taking some bodybuilding supplements. You can actually avoid the need for such a supplement by simply eating a certain amount of foods containing saturated fats. We all know that you should not have too high a daily level of saturated fats. To sustain your cholesterol levels, and produce testosterone regularly, eating a proper daily amount of saturated fats is recommended. Therefore, it is unnecessary to spend extra money on various supplements such as testosterone enhancing products if you follow this regimen.

For anyone looking to gain mass, you may want to think about adding a measured quantity of dietary fat into your diet. If you have totally eliminated saturated fat, then you do need some so you can add some there. To increase your calorie consumption, you may want to think about consuming more EFA's. A tablespoon of flax seed contains 120 calories of essential fatty acids. This is an easy way to boost your daily caloric intake. It's important to get a small amount of saturated fats into your diet as well. If you are just starting out with bodybuilding, dietary fat intake is critical due to the added stress placed on your body. It is key to educate you self using quality sources of dependable information. The degree to which you are earnest about the sport will determine your knowledge set. Dedication does not mean you must compete: that is up to you. If you dedicate yourself to creating the body you desire it should be done effectively.




About the Author:

Ron Stucky is a expert blogger known for writing on a variety of subjects. His high-quality work can be seen at my lead system pro
 
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