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DaFonz 09-04-2011 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 7567445)
And that's fine. Personal choice. But spreading stupidity is what irritates me. Things like "they use a BRAND of beef called 100%" and "ground beef is bad for you because it's ground" and "salt is bad for you"... it's all such bullshit needs to stop.

Good luck with that. You could link to real studies and people on revscene will say stupid shit like "OMG, you think you're so smart because you linked to a study, but you're WRONG because my cousin who knows everything says so. So there!"

Just breathe... and accept that there will be a lot of stupid people spouting stupid shit everywhere you go.

SkinnyPupp 09-04-2011 08:08 PM

The problem is, for every well-done study that shows correct information, there are 10-20 horribly done studies, manipulated to show what "everyone knows" about nutrition. You can even look at the exact same study, and see how its figures are twisted and manipulated to show what they want. If you leave the figures alone, it's a completely different outcome.

As long as that continues, it will still be "everyone knows" salt is bad for you, "everyone knows" fat makes you fat, "everyone knows" etc. Meanwhile, we get fatter and sicker than ever before, dying from diseases that never existed just decades ago :facepalm:

DaFonz 09-04-2011 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 7567883)
The problem is, for every well-done study that shows correct information, there are 10-20 horribly done studies, manipulated to show what "everyone knows" about nutrition. You can even look at the exact same study, and see how its figures are twisted and manipulated to show what they want. If you leave the figures alone, it's a completely different outcome.

As long as that continues, it will still be "everyone knows" salt is bad for you, "everyone knows" fat makes you fat, "everyone knows" etc. Meanwhile, we get fatter and sicker than ever before, dying from diseases that never existed just decades ago :facepalm:

And not everyone is willing to spend the time reading about study design and beyond the abstract to see if they ARE good studies let alone come up with their own conclusions from data.

The reason that people fall back on the "everyone knows..." is because they're lazy.

Take intermittent fasting as an example on revscene here. You have basically everyone in this forum except for me and sonick saying "OMG, 6 meal a day or your muscles get catabolized!" while a large body of research has shown that oh wait, that's not true. In fact, more protein in one sitting could actually be better than protein multiple times a day.

Everyone wants shortcuts and this is one way they do it. If you keep arguing with idiots, the only thing that will happen is that you'll repeatedly :facepalm: wondering how people can be so dumb

mkings 09-04-2011 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by DaFonz (Post 7567983)
And not everyone is willing to spend the time reading about study design and beyond the abstract to see if they ARE good studies let alone come up with their own conclusions from data.

The reason that people fall back on the "everyone knows..." is because they're lazy.

Take intermittent fasting as an example on revscene here. You have basically everyone in this forum except for me and sonick saying "OMG, 6 meal a day or your muscles get catabolized!" while a large body of research has shown that oh wait, that's not true. In fact, more protein in one sitting could actually be better than protein multiple times a day.

Everyone wants shortcuts and this is one way they do it. If you keep arguing with idiots, the only thing that will happen is that you'll repeatedly :facepalm: wondering how people can be so dumb

I've read that eating 6-7 meals a day increases insulin levels in the long run (Tnation). But i do believe that only so much protein can be utilized at one time.

kevin7352 09-04-2011 11:07 PM

holy crap...just eat what you guys enjoy LOL

btw anyone reading this and craving mcdonalds right now?

MarkyMark 09-05-2011 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mkings (Post 7567991)
I've read that eating 6-7 meals a day increases insulin levels in the long run (Tnation). But i do believe that only so much protein can be utilized at one time.

Thats a bunch of crap, your body just doesn't not process protein after a certain amount in one sitting. I wouldn't worry about meal timing i'd worry more about getting enough calories by the end of the day to make your muscles grow, hitting enough protein and fats while doing it. You want to do that all in one meal, go ahead if you can stuff it down.

btw how do i get thanked and failed by skinnypupp in the same post lol

RayBot 09-05-2011 12:33 AM

Omg...this went from a topic about fast food to a fascist discussion optimal nutrition. Im just gonna stick to the Sex/Relationship forum and hang around the masturbation topic...At least there is nobody there telling me theres a wrong way to kill my boner.
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JSilver 09-05-2011 08:26 AM

Hahaha, wow. I stopped reading from page 2.

:rant

Gtrr33 09-05-2011 08:58 AM

nandos to expensive anyways

sonick 09-05-2011 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by mkings (Post 7567991)
I've read that eating 6-7 meals a day increases insulin levels in the long run (Tnation). But i do believe that only so much protein can be utilized at one time.

no this is utter false bro-science.
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yeshanlim 11-01-2011 03:33 PM

oooh

bcrdukes 11-01-2011 03:36 PM

ooooh

You just got banned.


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