by BuckMacg » Thu Sep 14, 2023 4:20 pm
What does he think about the lore of the ketogenic diet and its history? What were his thoughts on nutrition and the history and lore of the diet? Blair’s idea of the ketogenic diet made history, much like his protein powder supplements. White says. "That's going to provide your B-vitamins and some other vitamins that are taken away from your diet when you limit or cut carbs." The keto diet provides a lot of essential fats, like omega-3s, which are very healthy, and most iron and zinc from protein. Bass himself tried a low-carb diet that he says he would never try again. A name not often spoken in the world of bodybuilding, Clarence Bass aka "Mr. His move to Los Angeles in the late ‘50s caused his name change and decision to open a gym. Rheo H. Blair was born Irvin Johnson in the 1920s. He turned his hobby of bodybuilding and nutrition into a successful career in the ‘50s and ’60s. His nutrition education led him to also create a very successful line of protein powder. Perry Rader, the owner of the original IronMan Magazine, also sang the praises of Blair’s Protein each month in this magazine.