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A toi ...

BCAA Inutile..
C'est sur, ça vaut pas la peine vu le prix quand tu débutes.
Mais si tu vas en IF avec Fasted Training, C'est de l'or en poudre.

Lyriandre Voir le profil de Lyriandre
Posté le 15 novembre 2011 à 20:43:45 Avertir un administrateur
Y a pourtant des études qui te montrent que consommer plus de protéines ne veut pas forcément dire plus de muscles ou que les lipides ne montent pas forcément la testostérone (déjà ça dépend des lipides)

j'ai pas dis que ça monte forcément mais que ça joue un rôle .

Interêt de jouer sur les mots pour avoir raison sur un forum ?
Enfin bref moi je donne mon avis ensuite chacun fait ce qu'il veut de son argent .

tu montres 200 études et aucun chiffre mdr .

Toi qui voulait pas rentrer dans un débat, c'est raté.

clair c pr ca au début j'ai dis que je voulais pas argumenter
La prochaine fois je m'abstiendrais de donner mon avis .

Aucun chiffre, tu rigoles ou quoi? Pas de ma faute si t'es pressé de dire que c'est inutile et que des centaines de liens le prouvent, t'as le culot d'en demander, et quand on te les donne tu zappes.
Le plus con dans l'histoire c'est moi, et je ne viendrai sûrement plus perdre mon temps ici!

je vois pas pq tu continues a débattre surtout que dans ton premier message ou deuxième message tu es tombé d'accord sur ce que j'ai dis ,
enfin bref je suis content que tu a finalement été d'accord ac moi .