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" Your body makes creatine on its own without animal products. Its true that it has been shown that if you take increased amounts of creatine through supplements you can greatly improve your athletic performance but theres no evidence that shows that vegans and vegetarians dont get enough creatine to adequately build muscle. While meat may contain all the essential proteins that people need to grow lean muscle mass and live healthy, eating a well rounded plant based diet that has fruits vegetables nuts legumes ect can provide you with the the same essential proteins that are found in meat. https://www.coursera.org/learn/food-and-health/lecture/cowKs/animal-plant-based-proteins People eating a meat based diet really dont have anything over people eating a plant based diet. IGN:Dethklok
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" there is difference in muscular structures depending of ethnicity and type of training. Asians tend to have lean muscle mass compared to africans/europeans, it is genetic. Genetic comes from habits and habitats and eating more red meat change the genetic structures over time. There is serious japanese studies correlating western type food to the breast growth in japanese women. More they eat red meat/fat content more the japanese see their breast growing next generations, same with upper body mass and muscles in upper arms. Diet is linked to genetic a lot and your genetic change over generation fron diet. Milk allergy from asians is a perfect exemple, Europeans had it until they domesticated cows and drink a lot of milk. Nowdays 20-30% europeans have lactose sensibility compared to 70-90% in asian countries. Poe Pvp experience https://youtu.be/Z6eg3aB_V1g?t=302 Last edited by Head_Less on Sep 1, 2016, 5:11:53 AM
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" In conclusion, based on our current knowledge possible adverse effects on human health by consumption of meat from hormone-treated animals cannot be excluded. kind of half assed study with unclear result. I am not defending the quality of industrial meat tho, in particular the US ones known to even be banned in europe (well thanks to the eternal englos we got our share of crazy cow too). Thank I hunt my own meat XD. You are right meat is not healthy but it is not really the subject here, intake of meat is higher in the western world and meat help much more muscle growth than anything else in nature, can t deny that unless you want to eat 2 kilos of hamp per day. But if you attack the level of oestrogen in modern human blood you don t need to look at meat, there is plenty of it in tape water from contraceptive pills alone. however the oestrogen would not help for the upper body development in female observed in this study I can t find anymore. MAke you think, what type of hormones are in soja right? Bingo pseudo-oestrogen. HEre the Pov of an asian guy on the subjec, he use interesting points so I will copy/past his text. ---------------------------------- Dave Cheng We are definitely on average shorter and smaller, but I will address the question of whether it's more difficult for us to develop muscle mass. Interesting question whoever asked it--I've puzzled over this one ever since I started lifting weights (in high school when I joined the football (American version) team for a year). A friend in law school once told me "you're the most jacked Asian I've ever met" (back when I was in shape), and on wrestling/BJJ mats after practice, I've gotten "he's strong, for an Asian" and "well, he's not weak [implication being I look weak because of race/etc.]" and other underhanded compliments so there is definitely a perception in popular culture (and by Mr. Charles Bollmann below) that Asians are genetically weaker. I concede that there MIGHT be a biological/genetic/breeding component involved. White people like to talk about how because black people were bred as slaves to be big and strong workers, that's why they're so much better at sports. Since of course a few hundred years of slavery is enough to have an impact on the physical traits of a race and since it has nothing to do with any disparities in terms of availability of educational and non-athletic opportunities and pursuits.... (/sarcasm) But such a component would be very slight. It's more because of diet and culture: •Diet: Asians eat a lot of rice and veggies and occasionally fish and poultry and fatty pork. Many of us are lactose intolerant. White people eat shitloads of red meat and eggs and drink lots of milk*. •Aesthetics: In Asian culture, women generally prefer tall, lean guys, not guys who look like they're either roidheads or spend all their time in the gym. Asian women prefer swimmers' bodies to boxer/wrestler physiques. •Child-rearing culture: related to above, this is particularly true of the Asians who study hard enough to get to the States, but sports aren't exactly idolized and encouraged in youth the same way as in the States, unless you're a state-sponsored athlete. Speaking of which, have you seen or trained with any state-sponsored Asian athletes (or watched them in the Olympics)? Those guys and gals are about as muscular and as athletic as human beings get, and they win their fair share of weightlifting and gymnastics competitions. I can also say that I've trained with some ridiculously strong Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Uzbekistanian, Korean) grapplers, and they are every bit as "muscular" as their North American counterparts**. Individual effort matters more than genes or race. How you train and eat matters more than who your parents are. Being Asian is no excuse for sucking it up in whatever athletic endeavors you choose to pursue. -- *E.g. protein. I've been told by trainers that while on a serious weight-lifting regimen, one should try to consume 1 gram of protein per day for every pound one weighs. I don't get anywhere close to this. Most Asians probably consume less than 1/4 of their number of lbs in grams of protein. **I'd like to link to one of Makiko Itoh's answers where she posted a bunch of images of Japanese bodybuilders, but I'm too lazy to look for it and her account is no longer acti Poe Pvp experience https://youtu.be/Z6eg3aB_V1g?t=302 Last edited by Head_Less on Sep 1, 2016, 12:57:31 PM
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" I agree. In modern times the west has proven more adept at evolving Martial Arts into something that's modern and effective. Its already been proven in numerous occasions, that you can cut all the bullshit traditions out of it and simply teach how to defeat your opponents. There is a difference between hobbyist martial artists and those who take their training very seriously. Martial arts that have been militarized are among the most effective ones. Like the ones that teach how to snap your opponents neck as efficiently as possible. Last edited by MrSmiley21 on Sep 1, 2016, 10:18:41 PM
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