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I think you need to reread that article.
He does not promote eating anything/everything.
The majority of his diet is clean, quality food.
If you require a pile of calories to gain then you may have to cheat some on your diet to get them. That doesn't mean its ok to just throw the diet out the window.
From the article:
"After watching the progress of guys like Lee Priest, who was famous for eating prodigious amounts of junk food in the off-season, I decided to try it. During a cycle last year, I visited some type of buffet-style restaurant at least once a week and would eat for a solid hour or more. First I would make sure I took care of my protein by eating enough fried chicken, fish sticks, meatballs, or whatever to reach about 100 grams. After this I would go for things like soup, rolls with butter, fruit, pasta, French fries, and ultimately cookies and ice cream.
Once a week I would order out for pizza and put a whole large pie away by myself. Late at night, if I was hungry, I would have a protein shake of about 50 grams, and then eat several bowls of such sugary cereals as Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, Honeycombs, or Multi-Grain Cheerios. The rest of my meals were standard clean food like red meat or chicken with rice or potatoes. "
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