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Introduction
Posted by
LaViidaLocaa
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13 March 2014
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Good morning -in Belgium, that is,
This will be my first blog I am going to start and as an introduction I'll start with telling something about myself.
I'm a second year Medical student from Belgium, full of ambition of becoming a heart surgeon. My grades are very good (knowledge is power!), I'm a tutor for other students and I'm chief-editor of the student newspaper.
Outside of university, besides my friends and family, I'm very interested in nutrition, supplements and bodybuilding (not to an extent of unnatural physiques or body-killing substances, just to be clear). My research in nutrition started over a year ago, after being too underweight, which was also when I started weightlifting. After a year of weightlifting, I have gained a decent amount of strength and gained about 20 pounds (9 kg) with not too much fat gain, despite having a big weight loss during summer, when I went to Peru for 3 weeks to volunteer in a hospital. Beforehand, I read that high altitude causes an increased metabolism, preferably for muscles, accompanied with a lack of appetite, yet I didn't expect it to be that much. My experiences in Peru have been the best weeks of my life thus far, however, so I'm not complaining at all: the last day on Macchu Pichu was like a dream, in-cre-di-ble!
Accompanied with being interested in nutrition and BB comes supplements, logically. Supplements not only BB-wise, but also health-wise for me and my parents. I have learned a lot, yet I just have recently found out about Longecity and never thought about anti-aging and nootropics before, strange enough. I'm looking forward to absorb the knowledge on Longecity and studies/aspects related to it and hoping to incorporate this with my weightlifting, which might even be a good experiment to see what supplements do for me. In the next post, I'll inform you about my workout program and my supplement stack, so stay tuned!
This will be my first blog I am going to start and as an introduction I'll start with telling something about myself.
I'm a second year Medical student from Belgium, full of ambition of becoming a heart surgeon. My grades are very good (knowledge is power!), I'm a tutor for other students and I'm chief-editor of the student newspaper.
Outside of university, besides my friends and family, I'm very interested in nutrition, supplements and bodybuilding (not to an extent of unnatural physiques or body-killing substances, just to be clear). My research in nutrition started over a year ago, after being too underweight, which was also when I started weightlifting. After a year of weightlifting, I have gained a decent amount of strength and gained about 20 pounds (9 kg) with not too much fat gain, despite having a big weight loss during summer, when I went to Peru for 3 weeks to volunteer in a hospital. Beforehand, I read that high altitude causes an increased metabolism, preferably for muscles, accompanied with a lack of appetite, yet I didn't expect it to be that much. My experiences in Peru have been the best weeks of my life thus far, however, so I'm not complaining at all: the last day on Macchu Pichu was like a dream, in-cre-di-ble!
Accompanied with being interested in nutrition and BB comes supplements, logically. Supplements not only BB-wise, but also health-wise for me and my parents. I have learned a lot, yet I just have recently found out about Longecity and never thought about anti-aging and nootropics before, strange enough. I'm looking forward to absorb the knowledge on Longecity and studies/aspects related to it and hoping to incorporate this with my weightlifting, which might even be a good experiment to see what supplements do for me. In the next post, I'll inform you about my workout program and my supplement stack, so stay tuned!
