YouTube’s Buff Dudes, also known as bodybuilding brothers Brandon and Hudson White, have tackled all kinds of dietary and nutritional challenges on the channel, including vegans, keto, intermittent fasting, and sugar cutting. For their latest video, they record their experience of giving up alcohol for 30 days and the impact it has on their bodies.
At the end of the first week, Hudson is already feeling the change. “One of the things I’m already very happy with is unnecessary food,” says Hudson. “I have a really big problem. As soon as I drink, I get really, really hungry … not only do I have thousands of extra calories, but many of them are stored as energy in my gut. I will go directly. “
As the challenge progresses, he also finds that he feels better asleep and generally much more resting and recovering. “I was ready to go when I started refraining from alcohol on Friday night and Saturday morning,” he says. “In contrast to I resting well and being very slow and insensitive, my muscles were refreshed and I got a really good night’s sleep … no more 100 bathroom trips, I’m getting a much better night’s sleep, and I feel good. I miss a little treat in addition to beer, but I love the feeling of rest and recovery. “
Brandon experiences similar improvements in his sleep and can also pursue his results better in the gym. “I have to remember why I’m doing it in the first place. To me, it’s physical. When The spiritual aspect of what you can do. Of course, not only the physical existence of how it feels and how it impairs your performance, but also the extra calories you can have … not only your physique but you It can also be very harmful to your mental health. “
“This reminds me of how important moderation is,” he adds. “Will power is like muscle. If you don’t practice, it’s difficult to sign a contract if you don’t practice too much … it was a great educational tool.”
Hudson began drinking again at the end of the challenge, but he states that his relationship with alcohol changed in light of how he felt without it. “I’m a moderate drinker, but I might reduce alcohol a bit more,” he says. “Some benefits were absolutely amazing.”
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