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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2023 · 29 MIN

Episode 126 - Seafood Diet Will Cause Leakage For Bodybuilders

from Generation Iron Podcast · host Edwin Mejia Jr., Ehsan Farahi, Victor Martinez, Vlad Yudin

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Seafood has often been touted as a positive addition into a bodybuilding diet. This is especially true for salmon due to it's high concentration of omega-3 fatty acids. But with summer in the air and seafood on many people's minds - what other seafood options can be beneficial to bodybuilders? Could a bodybuilder go into an all-seafood diet for their protein? In our latest episode of the Generation Iron Podcast, Victor Martinez explains the pros and cons of a seafood bodybuilding diet - and the biggest mistake that bodybuilders make when they eat too much seafood.

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