It’s been widely known for decades, if not centuries Inuit
Indians don’t tend to live long lives due to their restrictive food sources, the
same with the Massai on the African plains. Too much meat is bad for one’s
health, produces higher rates of cancers as well.
Little surprise therefore in the results of adopting a high protein
diet from studies undertaken by University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre
and University of Southern California.
People on high-protein diets are likely to lose years of
life along with the weight they shed, according to these two recent studies.
The results of adopting a high-protein bodybuilding diet should
send shivers down the spines of the personal training fraternity, gym bunnies.
Those who consume just 20 per cent of their calories from
protein were four times more likely to die of cancer or diabetes than other
people.
The risk of cancer adopting a high protein diet is as much
as smoking 20 cigarettes a day!
Surprise, surprise a balanced diet is a key to a long life.
The bodybuilding, gym industry is massive and pervasive proponents
of consuming excess protein – all because there’s a buck in it.
They point to the market muscles as a positive sign of a
person being healthy gulping down protein shakes when the ripped magazine model is just as
liable to develop cancer as a result of their unbalanced diet as a person
smoking a packet a day.
Shamefully they are not telling consumers the detrimental effects
of undertaking a bodybuilders diet e.g. increased risk of diabetes.
Personal Trainers concept 'looking better, weighing less' with high protein diets is the key to good health has been shown not only to be a profit driven sham but dangerous advice.
Any gym that cared about their clients should strip the shelves of protein powders and encourage customers to eat more fruit and vegetables.
Mums, middle-aged
office workers etc wanting an extra push in an attempt to lose weight should avoid
personal trainers who have bulked-up on protein, since clearly they have no
interest in their own health, so why should they care about yours?
Naïve eve
fools that uses a personal trainer that is involved in bodybuilding events in
the deluded belief they are fit when they are just the opposite may as well employ
one that smokes for what it’s worth.
Besides most bodybuilders are gay men and I wouldn't want one getting too close to me if I could avoid it.
So gyms that
employ bodybuilders as personal trainers, push sales of protein should
be shunned since medical research says they haven't a fucking clue what they are doing when it comes
to people’s health.
For someone to undertake a hard-core bodybuilding diet with the full
knowledge they are harming themselves best exemplifies the narcissistic nature
of bodybuilding.
Systematically killing yourself to look good in a mirror, appeal to gay men is outright disturbing.
Systematically killing yourself to look good in a mirror, appeal to gay men is outright disturbing.
2 comments:
Honestly I have nothing against gay people, hand on heart. I just can’t abide people who lead sham existences, waste their lives worrying about what other people think. Everyone knows bodybuilding men and women are predominately gay. So go enjoy yourself, take up ballet as well but face the facts you are killing yourself with your high protein diet in an effort to look good to other men.
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