>2016
>drinks protein shakes
Enjoy your hair loss morons!
>Dr Thomy Kouremada-Zioga said: “Drinking protein shakes can in fact significantly accelerate hair loss in men.
>She added: “Protein shakes will very often contain growth hormones such as Creatine and DHEA, which not only increase muscle mass, but also increase testosterone levels in the bloodstream.
>The Harley Street medic said: “I would advise men who are pre-disposed to balding to stop using protein shakes that contain growth factors and hormones.
>“Instead, they should try and incorporate natural sources of protein into their diet such as chicken, fish and eggs.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/fashion-beauty/531806/Hair-loss-bald-baldness-protein-shake-gym-weight-lifting
>growth hormones such as Creatine
kek
>>38136284
>Creatine is a hormone
And everything else is appropriately disregarded
>>38136284
Protein shakes only contain one ingredient, whey and whey is a byproduct of the production of cheese. Once upon a time this product was discarded but protein jews saw an opportunity and by filtering and dehidrating the yellow fluid they invented a powder that is soluble in water and contain high amount of protein.
And this my child, is how protein shakes are made, now it's time to go to bed.
>>38136284
LONDON
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>tfw your brotein doesn't come with GH in it
fml tbqh familia
>>38136284
>tfw running 500mg creatine a week
>uk
>source
Not even once
>>38136284
>testosterone makes you bald
Anyone believing this is a retard who isnt capable of simply observing human traits. The most estrogenic, fat and low test men are the most likely to be bald, not high test males like athletes.
My protein doesn't come with growth hormone. Am I getting ripped off?
>>38136284
>Protein shakes will very often contain growth hormones
No they don't
>growth hormones such as Creatine and DHEA
Creatine is not a hormone, and DHEA is not anabolic.
>which not only increase muscle mass, but also increase testosterone levels in the bloodstream.
DHEA does neither of those things. "In middle-aged men, no statistically significant effect of DHEA supplementation on lean body mass, strength, or testosterone levels was found in a randomized placebo-controlled trial."