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Nice job, no scientific evidence, but your "friend" had a heart attack. Just pure amazing post my friend. Oh, so I don't fall into the same trap, here are sci
by nosequel 14y ago
Nice job, no scientific evidence, but your "friend" had a heart attack. Just pure amazing post my friend.
Oh, so I don't fall into the same trap, here are scientific studies in favor of Whey protein:
http://examine.com/supplements/Whey+Protein/#main_clinical_results http://examine.com/supplements/Whey+Protein/#main_clinical_r...
TLDR - http://s3.roosterteeth.com/images/Ataxx50e4c5160c877.jpg http://s3.roosterteeth.com/images/Ataxx50e4c5160c877.jpg
- 3327 14y agoSorry, but this study is a joke. If you think this is a study that validates your belief go ahead. But I will take any seasoned athlete's take on something than a half assed study funded by who knows who. These things take years to prove and large studies over long periods of time. IF you want to justify your own whey protein habits with this thats just you. > my 2 cents means my two cents, you take it as you will. Hearing negative stuff is always hard but its the truth. So go looking around the internet for studies that are pro whey, and believe them and justify your habits and don't worry about my friend.
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- nosequel 14y agoWhat do you mean by "this" study? I linked to page that linked to tons of studies, all with ratings on how well they did each study. I think you need to figure out how to internet man, oh and s/of/off/ it is driving me nuts how ridiculous "get of whey" sounds.
- 3327 14y agodid you actually take a look at any of the studies? Not a single study where n > 100, in fact average is around 30. This is not youtube, its HN so please save the dudebro commentary and insult tone to your normal domain.
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