fangedneko Member

Blatantly false. What a hypocrite. Maybe you should actually spend some time learning about a community before demonstrating your ignorance like you just did.

Here's a fairly good summary. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/lifestyle-guide-11/protein-powder?page=1 You might want to avoid ones that have proprietary blends of BCAAs added to them, they might be having their protein content artificially inflated with a process known as "nitrogen spiking".…

Here's a start: http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/content/105/15/1132

This is utterly false.

It's called appeal to ridicule, and it's an attempt to dodge actually backing up his ludicrous assertions.

Attempting to shift the burden of proof is pretty damn pathetic.

This is not an answer.

Typical puerile response from someone unwilling or unable to back up their assertions. You are dismissed.

Again, your resorting to logical fallacies as the basis of your rebuttal only demonstrates that you have no compelling response. Either back up your assertions with evidence or don't make them.

It's still a fallacy of irrelevance. If you can't address the arguments instead of attacking unrelated matters, then there is no reason to take you seriously.

Calls overeating a "lie" yet promotes spot reduction. Bashes "miracle diet pills" yet promotes exactly that. Snake oil salesman.

And according to the United Nations Statistics Division, as of 2005 they had a life expectancy over 10 years shorter than the average Japanese and are more susceptible to diabetes, high blood pressure and heart failure.

MFP entries are user-generated, usually from information found on nutrition labels. Most nutrition labels don't include potassium (or didn't, there was a proposal to update the FDA label requirements to include potassium, I don't know its current state). As such, tracking potassium with MFP is not reliable.…

Says the one spewing ad hominem. And nowhere in this thread did I put anybody down. You did, however. Enjoy your hypocrisy.

The only way to give an informed medical opinion on this matter is through physical examination by a qualified physician.. Suck it up and go see a doctor, and don't whine when given the only legitimate advice that you will receive on the matter. Oh, and you're welcome.

Consult a podiatrist. No one here is in any position to help you..

If it's any consolation, the menu is all about what your balls sit on.

Healthier than?

Everything is chemicals.

Stopped reading right there.

Are you insinuating that a balanced diet necessarily excludes whey protein?

Is "pseudoscience" a scientific term?

As long as he's not eating it exclusively, I think that it's a nonissue.

So... much... 90's...

Reducing sodium intake is a close number 2. However, water retention is usually an indicator of dehydration.

Not new at all. It's the single best way to reduce water retention.

Citation needed.

Do you only take cold showers?

Right, and using logical fallacies really shows your helping nature. Get bent.

Ad hominem. Good job.