Wouldn’t you just love to dine on steaks every night (and day)? Imagine a world where this isn’t just wishful thinking. Rather, it’s your living, breathing, eating reality.
Enter Vertical Diet – where indulging in a savory, succulent steak isn’t just for date nights, but a part of your daily nutrition. The Vertical Diet, also known as meat and rice diet, aims to revolutionize your approach to dietary habits and patterns. It helps you lay the foundation to a stronger, sculpted physique with each bite.
Designed by Stan Efferding, an established bodybuilder and athlete, the Vertical Diet is the blueprint for boosting muscle growth and athletic performance.
The Vertical Diet is a diet plan based on the philosophy of consuming nutrient-dense foods that are easy to digest. At the core of this philosophy is the idea that since your body doesn’t digest everything you eat, you lose out on nutrients.
To allow better nutrient absorption, the Vertical Diet encourages you to eat foods that are digestible. By limiting the variety and following the Vertical Diet, your body efficiently digests the nutrients.
According to Efferding, “The Vertical Diet is about eating nutrient-dense foods that are easily digestible to help you lose or gain weight, maximize workouts, and achieve better nutrient absorption overall.” He adds, “The goal is to keep the main focus on micronutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.”
Have you noticed any drop in strength when you lower the carbs this much?
Do you think plant-based protein can actually compete with whey/meat?
This is perfect for my current ‘lean bulk’ phase. Thanks for the effort.