Apologies then. Maybe he'll find a way to get over his eating problem someday, maybe not. I'd say to work out, though, unless it's definitely proving unhealthy for him; such as dropping weight in an unhealthy manner or causing injuries.
Precisely -- if you are continually overloading your muscles and they cannot repair due to no readily available nutrients, you are setting yourself up for an injury.
I'm not sure how to address the whole "eating food makes me feel sick" thing. I feel that should take extreme precedence over training. Get your diet in line first, then pick up the weights. Something can't be right here. I know TridenT has mentioned this issue in the past so it's gone on for a long time.
Here's where I might cross the line into being a jerk. I don't think TridenT will get that issue figured out first as he seems to be pretty thick-headed. I don't doubt he is a good dude but he is very stubborn. In numerous threads about this forum he has asked for advice but almost shuts everyone down when they give it. If food made me sick when I ate, I'd get it checked out immediately.
I know that medical tests and visits are costly so that could be a factor here. But, even my g/f who has been broke for months managed to find a place that does MRIs and X-Rays for like $50, and just to talk to the doc was dirt cheap. Granted you have to go through the motions of proving you are broke, but really it's worth it. Life isn't worth living if you just feel crappy all the time.
Anyways, I do hope TridenT gets his stuff figured out. Lifting and living a healthy lifestyle is so great in so many ways. I really do feel that if he could get his food issue figured out, and started lifting, he would be a completely different, and better, person. Maybe even a little more optimistic...
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