Drinks Anyone?

[thx9000]

...All alcohol turns straight to sugar (bad carbs of course)...
Geoff

Don't think this is true.

Alcohol enters the blood stream directly without being digested. Then converted to acetaldehyde then acetate and finally to CO2 and water by the liver. None of the products of alcohol metabolism are a sugar or carb. In fact consuming too much alcohol can lower blood sugar levels.

 

[tapoutm]

If you really want the full effects of everclear, you need to administer it by I.V., now that is a buzz.

Now watch for a thread after the next weekend where some asshole has tried this.

That some funny shit. I also liked tiger88's idea. There is a song about that from pat green called eververclear. Man why make your self miserable about the drinking thing if you want to go out and drink and have a good time once and a while it will be fine just don't do it every night thats when you start seeing it becoming a problem with building muscle and working out. All of my friends drink but we also train very hard. Go have fun you should have nothing to worry about.....TAPOUTM

 

[Rigstar]

Damn dude. I wish I could do that. Right now I probably average one to two nights of drinks a week. I just feel so small and shitty afterwards. Almost as if I'm starting over. ( I realize the small feeling is due to depletion)

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[flex123]

I drink often. The worst thing I do to myself is get bombed and that effects your workout the next day.

My beer of choice is Amstel Light....low calories and tastes great. Stay away from the shots. And if you can try to drink cup of water between each drink you alcoholic beverage you consume. keeps you hydrated.

 

[tiger88]

just try to stay from BOOZE peroid when on.........even though we had some clever Ideas up there

 

[Rigstar]

Sounds good to me guys....I'm avoiding the cell phone like the plague right now, because I know I'm being called off the hook to go out and drink.

 

[JKerry]

Alcohol enters the blood stream directly without being digested. Then converted to acetaldehyde then acetate and finally to CO2 and water by the liver. None of the products of alcohol metabolism are a sugar or carb. In fact consuming too much alcohol can lower blood sugar levels.

thank you for posting this... i can't stand when people spread misinformation as the truth.

jkerry

 

[xxbignipperxx]

I drink sugarfree redbulls and vodka. Mmmmm...for some reason I like the way anything that is diet tastes. And it's not sticky if you spill it!

 

[liftsiron]

Wow sugerfree redbulls I never knew that they made em