>durr you cant be vegan and lift heavy
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>durr you cant be vegan and lift heavy
Jow Forums BTFO once again
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I see the manlet found a barbell
Vegetarians are ~2% and vegans ~0.5% of the population. Twice as likely as omnivores to be politically liberal. The vast majority of them eventually return to eating meat. Almost one-third of them reported specific health-related symptoms and only about one-third of former vegetarians/vegans stated interest in returning to vegetarianism/veganism.
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High-fiber diets may reduce the half-life of vitamin D3 in blood plasma.
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A study of German vegans shows that their diet is deficient in vitamin B12, which may negatively impact their cardiovascular health.
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Health aspects of vegetarianism should be considered in the light of possible damaging effects arising from vitamin B-12 deficiency and hyperhomocysteinemia.
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Blood plasma levels of omega-3 fatty acids are lower in vegetarians than they are in omnivores.
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Vegetarians are more prone to having iodine deficiency.
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Vegetarian diets reduce testosterone in men. This study used a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet, and not the more strict vegan diet.
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Supplementation of creatine improves cognitive functions of vegetarians, but does not do so in omnivores, suggesting that the lack of creatine in a vegetarian diet may cause a suppresed cognitive function.
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Vegetarian diets are especially dangerous to children and to nursing or expectant mothers. Some case studies:
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Fucking manlets taking all the dumbbells
kek
lost
FPBP
congrats you found the vegans that are too retarded to take care of their nutrients. now find some studies about vegans that actually take care of their bodies and nutrients, like me. i get my blood tested every 6 months and my levels always come back normal or above normal.
there are vegans that just eat lettuce,
then there are vegans that eat plants/supps that provide all the necessary vitamins and minerals the body needs.
congrats on finding cherrypicked studies. the fact that you believe vegans are all deficient shows that you have a shit grasp on nutrition as it is.
welcome newfriends
ManLet DUNBELL L99OOlllollolloOOoOOOPO9Lo xd
So because your vegan diet is so shit, you need to take a blood test every six months to see if you're getting enough nutrition? Wow.
Holy fucking lmao
it just gets funnier and funnier
based omnivore poster
Yet you vegans continually link studies about meat eaters who don't watch their nutrients. Having meat in your diet is completely natural and healthy
Fucking manlets taking all the dumbells
>condescendingsmile.jpg
Wait, how is that a condescending smile? He just looks bored or disinterested. Do you know what condescending means, or are you misidentifying the facial expression because of autism?
all studies easily btfo by cronometer
Whenever I see this picture I stop and wonder. Is the vegan who made that picture just trying to be funny, or did he seriously not notice the plates are cardboard?
>posting studies that don't actually say what you claim they say
you can do whatever the fuck you want when youre banging a gram a week into your ass
You honestly think so many peer reviewed, published scientific studies can be blown out by some random and a website?
Either way, assuming that you aren't missing any trace vitamin or mineral, which you need to supplement for, omnivores get it stock. Animals gather that shit for us, and we eat them. Pretty damn simple really. And provides almost blanket coverage.
(And I should hope that a fitizen, vegan or not should at least know his shit well enough not to be normie-tier when it comes to nutrition)
Bro how small is your brain for you to actually ask this question? It's obvious by his physique that this guy has lifted many times in his life, so he would know how cardboard weights vs actual plates.
>Vegetarian diets reduce testosterone in men. This study used a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet, and not the more strict vegan diet.
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
That's because dairy literally reduces testosterone, not a vegan diet.
>After the intake of cow milk, serum estrone (E1) and progesterone concentrations significantly increased, and serum luteinizing hormone, follicle-stimulating hormone and testosterone significantly decreased in men.
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Just got it off google cause he looked disappointed I didn't name it
So that's why all the dumbells are at the manlet pit.
>when you’re 5’6”
>study done on commercial pasteruized milk from factory unhealthy cows
Find me a study that says the same thing about real (raw) milk.
>A manlet found a dumbbell
FTFY
When I were lifting such weights you all were playing with the dick in sand
You forgot the more important point in that study
>Serum free testosterone, however, did not differ significantly during the 6 wk dietary intervention periods and neither did serum concentrations of sex hormone binding globulin, dihydrotestosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone sulphate, 4-androstenedione, estrone, estradiol, estrone sulphate, or gonadotropins.
>it's the muh milk study again
They don't show the actual numbers which leads me to believe that they are barely scratching 5% or even lower depending on their own interpretation of statistical significance.
Even if, you all act like it crashes your T for days, which it doesn't. A heavy run will also cause your T to dip slightly for a couple hours, doesn't mean it's bad for you.
Also no study has recreated this.
haha I swear I have NEVER SEEN that reply to that picture before hahaha!!
>neck ys faggot
Wrong, it's because of soy and flax
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>t. vegetarian who doesn't eat soy
kek i remember this
I don't care about lifting heavy at all.
I just want to look good feel good have fun be active
:D :D :D excellent post. I don't understand why you aren't getting more replys
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t. thinks raw milk with mycotoxins is healthier than pasteurized milk
>consumin SOY or FLAX or DAIRY
Damn, feels good to not be a brainlet.
Btw testosterone reduction from dairy is the last of its problem. You need to educate yourself on casomorphins and its link with autism and poor cognition.
>no true milk fallacy
Such an original post. You must be the kind of guys that tell a joke twice, bravo.
*clap clap*
I was there when the meme started.
Fuck you for stealing good memes.
>Manlet actually letting memes getting to him
Why are manlets so sour?
haha ecks dee maybe because everyone has seen the same old joke a million times already, faggot
mighty keks
>manlet can't handle the bants
it was the first post in this thread, fucking retard.
the other poster copied it. but he was the first one
chekced n keked n fpbp
Not the guy doing the lifting, you twit, the guy making the post with the vegans can't lift comment.
You fucking fuck I hate you so much. Have you seriously not seen the same old recycled joke a million times? This place is becoming more reddit by the day
>Whenever I see this picture
>The vegan who made this picture
Nice reading comprehension.
Vegans can still take steroids
>vegan
>uses synthetic hormones tested unethically and derived from animals
why do you always link studies about meat eaters that eat even worse, without even looking at meat consumption
actually eating flax seeds, that have about 10x the estrogen of soy, if not more.
Actually eating something that is given to women with too much testosterone so they stop growing beards.
I mean I know this is bait but yeah, obviously it's better, there have been studies done on this.
I can't believe how easily some people get baited.
manlets btfo
vegans btfo
I know you're a brainlet broscientist but here's a serious reply.
>Claims related to improved nutrition, prevention of lactose intolerance, or provision of "good" bacteria from the consumption of raw milk have no scientific basis and are myths.
>up to a third of all raw milk samples contained pathogens, even when sourced from clinically healthy animals
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>When people desperately try and get as many yous as you did.
did you make this thread just so you could respond to your own post for an ebin screencap? The joke was used before
roids.
>synthetic hormones
>derived from animals
and somehow you managed to fuck it up. good job faggot