BEST VEGAN BODYBUILDERS YOUTUBE CHANNELS
melissalatzel25
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C2kW9QcK8g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjQCX-qIC9QIF U HAVE ANY OTHER GREAT ONES PLEASE SHARE!
i love the way naturally stefanie eats, i get so many ideas from her
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I haven't found a Vegan Bodybuilding channel on youtube that I like and trust, and I've been a vegan bodybuilder for a while now.
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Blueblairyfitness, shes amazing0
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BecomingBane wrote: »I haven't found a Vegan Bodybuilding channel on youtube that I like and trust, and I've been a vegan bodybuilder for a while now.
Make your own! I'd watch it.1 -
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melissalatzel25 wrote: »
Freelee? Lolololol - terrible advice.0 -
Haven't heard anything good about Vegan Gains either.0
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stevencloser wrote: »BecomingBane wrote: »I haven't found a Vegan Bodybuilding channel on youtube that I like and trust, and I've been a vegan bodybuilder for a while now.
Make your own! I'd watch it.
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Since when is Freelee a bodybuilder?0
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Vegan Gains is a complete retard. He's immature and often gets proven wrong about his statements he makes, but never responds to them.-1
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EvgeniZyntx wrote: »melissalatzel25 wrote: »
Freelee? Lolololol - terrible advice.
no way shes she reason ive over come calorie restricting and maintain under 50 kilos for 2 years now.... and anti cruelty is always good advice
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melissalatzel25 wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »melissalatzel25 wrote: »
Freelee? Lolololol - terrible advice.
no way shes she reason ive over come calorie restricting and maintain under 50 kilos for 2 years now.... and anti cruelty is always good advice
By restricting calorie dense food, you are restricting calories. The recommendations she gives are nutritionally incomplete and several people have gotten ill to the point that there is an active movement against her.
Personally, do what you like (and make sure you get your B12 and D supplements - the consequences are major) but her nutritional advice is of limited quality.
As to being anti-cruelty, that's neither here nor there, one can be an ethical vegan without providing bad nutritional info.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »The recommendations she gives are nutritionally incomplete and several people have gotten ill to the point that there is an active movement against her.
What sums up her advice? Only ever watched one of her videos (recipe-related). Must be one hell of a fad diet if it's as you've described.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »The recommendations she gives are nutritionally incomplete and several people have gotten ill to the point that there is an active movement against her.
What sums up her advice? Only ever watched one of her videos (recipe-related). Must be one hell of a fad diet if it's as you've described.
Eating over 80% of your calories in carbs, everyone should eat at least 2500 calories to lose weight, that she does daily bike rides of 30+ miles is not worth mentioning in that context, periods are evil and toxicity leaving your body, if you don't get them anymore it means you're clean.1 -
melissalatzel25 wrote: »
Freelee is an idiot- unqualified to give advice and is certainly far from fit.
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stevencloser wrote: »BecomingBane wrote: »I haven't found a Vegan Bodybuilding channel on youtube that I like and trust, and I've been a vegan bodybuilder for a while now.
Make your own! I'd watch it.
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stevencloser wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »The recommendations she gives are nutritionally incomplete and several people have gotten ill to the point that there is an active movement against her.
What sums up her advice? Only ever watched one of her videos (recipe-related). Must be one hell of a fad diet if it's as you've described.
Eating over 80% of your calories in carbs, everyone should eat at least 2500 calories to lose weight, that she does daily bike rides of 30+ miles is not worth mentioning in that context, periods are evil and toxicity leaving your body, if you don't get them anymore it means you're clean.
I also think she's one of those that when people prove here wrong and how dumb her advice is, she just insults them and calls them haterz.0 -
Beat me to it. About the only good I can say about that is it means she's liable not to have a child that has to suffer on her parentage anytime soon.stevencloser wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »The recommendations she gives are nutritionally incomplete and several people have gotten ill to the point that there is an active movement against her.
What sums up her advice? Only ever watched one of her videos (recipe-related). Must be one hell of a fad diet if it's as you've described.
Eating over 80% of your calories in carbs, everyone should eat at least 2500 calories to lose weight, that she does daily bike rides of 30+ miles is not worth mentioning in that context, periods are evil and toxicity leaving your body, if you don't get them anymore it means you're clean.
She's also probably lied about her health before. She's given out her blood work panel before to demonstrate she's in good health, but chances she ate differently leading up to that blood work.
Her boyfriend DurianRider couldn't fake his profile as well as she could as he had low B-12 (it can literally take years to use up B-12 in the liver and start having issues) and had the clinician recommend he get a B-12 shot.
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Vegangains is a troll. Given his posting history on Jason Blaha's channel before he Vegangains started his own channel, I'm pretty sure Vegangains adopted a trolling, hit-and-run style with his meat-eater "facts" knowing he'd raise views. I think viewing Blaha's antics is part of what even inspired him to do it - realizing controversy gets attention. It is even possible, that in his own mind, he thinks he's doing something good for the vegan community by spreading false information that might trick people on a cursory level.0
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I'm not sure if the initial youtube suggestions were an honest opinion or a joke but I will stick with John Venus.
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None of these people are nutritionist or certified in anything for people to take their advice. I watch mainly for entertainment. Vegan gains is the most entertaining and does reference many of his findings but he's a kid that lives with his mom that lives off trolling others for views and money.0
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melissalatzel25 wrote: »
Freelee is an idiot- unqualified to give advice and is certainly far from fit.
I agree 100%, I have yet to find a single certified nutritionist recommend a raw fruit diet. Being skinny doesn't always mean an individual is healthy as they seem to imply in their videos.0 -
My favorite non-vegan channel is Kinobody. I simply find replacements for meat and dairy and have researched and implemented many of his teachings. It's made my life more enjoyable and building muscle while cutting fat fun. He's not really a body builder as he maintains a body fat % of 7-8% with no supplements, no PEDs and just whole foods.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzxLSqyqbVY 0 -
He links to studies, but there's times the studies he links actually contradict what he's claiming they say.None of these people are nutritionist or certified in anything for people to take their advice. I watch mainly for entertainment. Vegan gains is the most entertaining and does reference many of his findings but he's a kid that lives with his mom that lives off trolling others for views and money.0 -
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simnett nutrition!0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmk9kqiyoIg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVSs3XIDe-Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZezBCqsBRF0
maybe i shouldnt say body build, but just fit and lean 
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