I don't know if its a myth, but my cousin told me "dude...those protien powders make you fat" when I was having a quick shake in the hotel room we were staying in for a family event.
intake in vs. intake out... Thats the bottom line. Blaming it on one macronutrient is like saying Black Jack, not Poker, is the reason a compulsive gambler lost all his money.
I made a shake consisting of one scoop of whey and water when he made the comment. Sure, that would make me fat if I had 40 of those a day, but then again it would be a hell of a lot better than having 40 scoops of ice cream a day.
intake in vs. intake out... Thats the bottom line. Blaming it on one macronutrient is like saying Black Jack, not Poker, is the reason a compulsive gambler lost all his money.
I made a shake consisting of one scoop of whey and water when he made the comment. Sure, that would make me fat if I had 40 of those a day, but then again it would be a hell of a lot better than having 40 scoops of ice cream a day.
actually you made a great point, I heard the milk gets you fat with the shakes not water. could be all myths though because just what i heard not facts
actually you made a great point, I heard the milk gets you fat with the shakes not water. could be all myths though because just what i heard not facts
Almost everyone is lactose intolerant to a point. Meaning that the lactose in the milk will make you bloated and retain water. In the short run making you look fatter. Also, lactose is only slightly more complex than table sugar (sucrose) making it more likely to convert to fat b/c of its quick absorption rate. Milk is great for bulking b/c of the high quality protein, but I always cut it out on a diet. And as you get closer to a target date you can cut out the whey too which can make you hold water.
My favorite myth: Once you quit dieting ALL that muscle turns into fat.