Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/myths
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Im sorry, which part of that do you not understand?(Original post by HFerguson)
in English please?
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Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsPretty much.(Original post by Naarim)
Never heard of the term broscience before. I assume it means bullpoo that people say as if it's scientific fact in regards to bodybuilding/gym etc.
It's basically science, made up by "bro's" in the gym
"Eat little and often to stimulate metabolism"
"You need to take protein within 30 minutes of your workout otherwise it's wasted"
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Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsHow is that 'broscience'?(Original post by jmlkey)
Pretty much.
It's basically science, made up by "bro's" in the gym
"Eat little and often to stimulate metabolism"
"You need to take protein within 30 minutes of your workout otherwise it's wasted"
etc
Eating throughout the day speeds up metabolism and it is important to consume protein after you work out to rebuild the muscle. -
Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsWhere have you heard this and can you provide some credible sources? How soon do you think you need to take the protein and can you also provide some credible sources?(Original post by ColyTom)
How is that 'broscience'?
Eating throughout the day speeds up metabolism and it is important to consume protein after you work out to rebuild the muscle. -
Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsI don't have any article references per se but read a copy of Men's health or check out the forum www.uk-muscle.co.uk or www.bodybuilding.com. Lots of people in very good shape can vouch for it.(Original post by sil3nt_cha0s)
Where have you heard this and can you provide some credible sources? How soon do you think you need to take the protein and can you also provide some credible sources? -
Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsYou literally just defined broscience.(Original post by ColyTom)
I don't have any article references per se but read a copy of Men's health or check out the forum www.uk-muscle.co.uk or www.bodybuilding.com. Lots of people in very good shape can vouch for it. -
Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsQuoting men's health as a credible source. Oh wow.(Original post by ColyTom)
I don't have any article references per se but read a copy of Men's health or check out the forum www.uk-muscle.co.uk or www.bodybuilding.com. Lots of people in very good shape can vouch for it.
Frequency of meals does not affect metabolic rate. There has not been a single reliable study that says it does. It's just a myth that is recited in gyms throughout the world. Hence broscience.
Obviously protein is important for recovery, i meant specifically the "30 minute anabolic window" myth.
Edit: Also, saying the myths are correct because swole guys on some internet forum said it, is literally the definition of broscience.Last edited by jmlkey; 30-07-2012 at 23:10. -
Re: Going to a doctor/sports expert to answer all the broscience questions/mythsOk, point taken! What do you recommend? Have you heard of intermittent fasting?(Original post by jmlkey)
Quoting men's health as a credible source. Oh wow.
Frequency of meals does not affect metabolic rate. There has not been a single reliable study that says it does. It's just a myth that is recited in gyms throughout the world. Hence broscience.
Obviously protein is important for recovery, i meant specifically the "30 minute anabolic window" myth.
Edit: Also, saying the myths are correct because swole guys on some internet forum said it, is literally the definition of broscience.Last edited by ColyTom; 31-07-2012 at 21:52.