Breaking: Ray Lewis used a banned substance to recover this season.

[rounds]

The Huffingpost has never been wrong with it's anecdotal evidence.

[orangeblueorangeblue]

Originally Posted by Gatorrick22

Studies don't always mimic the real world, but I do take studies seriously - just not enough the grow tits over it.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4781186_grow...-medicine.html

Ok, so instead of the many studies that show soy does not decrease testosterone nor increase estrogen in men, you'll rely on ehow.com, which can be contributed to by anyone without any actual support?

Yes, this makes sense.

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by rounds

The Huffingpost has never been wrong with it's anectdotal evidence.

I'm sure Piven lied just to get more "positive" publicity over it too.

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Ok, so instead of the many studies that show soy does not decrease testosterone nor increase estrogen in men, you'll rely on ehow.com, which can be contributed to by anyone without any actual support?

Yes, this makes sense.

Feel free to take Soy products.

You seem to always drive simple constructive conversations into pissing contests. Do you do steroids?

[orangeblueorangeblue]

Originally Posted by Gatorrick22

I'm sure Piven lied just to get more "positive" publicity over it too.

A) It defies science

B) If someone grows breast tissue (man or woman) post-puberty, it won't disappear.

C) There is no estrogen in soy.

This is also a guy who claims he had mercury poison from eating too much tuna. That's actually pretty damned hard to do.

[orangeblueorangeblue]

Originally Posted by Gatorrick22

Feel free to take Soy products.

You seem to always drive simple constructive conversations into pissing contests. Do you do steroids?

I don't do steroids.

The point is simple. There's real science and broscience. Broscience says "soy makes you a lady!" when real science says "no it doesn't."

Bro-science is easy. Real science requires 5 minutes of effort, but the payout is far greater.

[orangeblueorangeblue]

And I'd argue that regurgitating bro-science is actually counter-constructive, and refuting it constructive.

Unless we consider spreading myths to be constructive or helpful.

[rounds]

I thought Slyez was refering to a different swole on.
Nomsayin'?

[geauxgator1]

Originally Posted by Gatorrick22

Studies don't always mimic the real world, but I do take studies seriously - just not enough the grow tits over it.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4781186_grow...-medicine.html

Tits won't happen, at least I've never seen that to be the case, I only have anecdotal evidence however. Soy works well imho.

[malligator]

I get my swole on by eating animals and swingin' 3 pood 'bells, bruh.

[The_Graygator]

Wonder if the drug dealer down on the corner has any of that?

[gator1986]

I thought soy contains phytoestrogens also known as isoflavones? Which can mimic the hormone estrogen, activity in your body. I always saw that research can go in either direction.

[orangeblueorangeblue]

Originally Posted by gator1986

I thought soy contains phytoestrogens also known as isoflavones? Which can mimic the hormone estrogen, activity in your body. I always saw that research can go in either direction.

Here's what happens.

Someone lazily reads a study. Either misinterprets it or redirects it. Tells someone else, they misinterpret and spread it. Repeat.

[gator1986]

Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Here's what happens.

Someone lazily reads a study. Either misinterprets it or redirects it. Tells someone else, they misinterpret and spread it. Repeat.

Cool story lol I read my books. Never said I was right, just what I learned. But since your a scientist how did your studies on this subject go?

[gator1986]

I personally don't like soy, and I don't like to think i know everything, I like to learn from people more and more about working out. My BCAA's cost 30$ and my supply last 2 months almost its called Modern BCAA's... To me that's cheaper than buying a bunch of steak, eggs, chicken and pork.. And I use my protein a meal replacement because I eat six small meals a day, which yes that gets expensive, but doesn't cost as much as buying all the meat I would need for 6 small meals a day.

[geauxgator1]

Originally Posted by rounds

The Huffingpost has never been wrong with it's anecdotal evidence.

LOL

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

And I'd argue that regurgitating bro-science is actually counter-constructive, and refuting it constructive.

Unless we consider spreading myths to be constructive or helpful.

I don't know what "bro" science is. But I assure you that all the publications I've read are factual scientific documentations of medical research from labs, and respected clinical medical studies.

You're the one talking about Soy not growing tits pal. If you want to learn more about what amino acids do here's a quick look at the basic functions of amino acids.

http://www.raysahelian.com/aminoacid.html

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Eat a single chicken breast and you'll:

* have 5x more BCAAs than the normal serving from a supplement
* have the same orthinine as the leading OKG supplement
* have 5x more arginine than the leading arginine supplement

but the fitness industry can't sell "work out and eat a chicken breast." Thus we get poorly-regulated, overpriced extracts at best and snake oil at worst.

I think you're stuck on BCAA's - there are many more Amino acids that just those three.

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by Sylez_G_Koolaid

What do you bros use to get your swole on? I'm looking for recommendations.

Which "swole" are you talking about?

Arginine is great for nitric-oxide boost and it can "swole" more than one thing.

[Gatorrick22]

Originally Posted by The_Graygator

Wonder if the drug dealer down on the corner has any of that?