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BODYBUILDING CHAMPION VEGETARIAN Andreas Cahling. Rock Solid pure protein and ripped muscle, Andreas Cahling is also an OLYMPIC CHAMPION. If you see any person try to state that vegetarians dont have muscle, that false statement has already been debunked, and that person can be regarded as discredited. In fact, the largest bodybuilder in the world is Vegetarian.
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A VEGETARIAN stands as the Biggest Bodybuilder in the World. Police Officer and vegetarian Power Lifter Dalip Rana is also a National titleholding bodybuilding champion. He literally dwarfs even Olympia champions. At 7 feet 3 inches tall Arnold Schwarzeneggar or Ronnie Coleman’s face would come up to about the Vegetarian Rana’s armpit. And his muscle is so solid that Ronnie Coleman even at his greatest contest weight would be over 100 pounds smaller, and vegetarian bodybuilder Rana outweighs Arnold Schwarzeneggar by nearly 200 pounds. Olympia Champion Dorian Yates looks like a small child when standing next to the World’s Most Massive Muscular man, whose muscle pure Vegetarian.
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Muscle Building Diet
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Question by Dave D: What is a good diet for muscle building?
Im 18, and a fairly big build anyway, i want to enchance on my muscles and build them up a little, but at the same time get rid of my belly. food groups do you need most when doing muscle building? and could you suggest some foods and some easy simple meals?
Best answer:
Answer by Jesse B
grill bake or blacken chicken breast, turkey, fish, lean meat… eat steamed vegetables, lay off the white bread and rice, sugar, potatos and chips, get at least 1 grm of protein per 1 lean pound of weight.
So, tuna, salmon, chicken, turkey, lean pork, sirloin, tenderloin, brocolli, asparagus, green beans, apples, strawberries, etc etc..
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