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http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/08/07/430347355/men-looking-to-get-ripped-are-at-risk-of-abusing-legal-supplements
>Abusing whey protein and the like can also put gymgoers at risk for other health problems such as body dysmorphic disorder, also known as muscle dysmorphia, and related body image disorders.
my god its like a SIR comic come to fucking life.
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>regularly consumed legal appearance- or performance-enhancing supplements — things like whey protein, creatine and L-carnitine
>appearance-enhancing supplements
Stay in school kids
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>"It became more and more ubiquitous," Achiro says. "Guys around my age who I knew — I'd go to their apartment and see a tub of some kind of [protein] powder."
He talks about it like it's a drug problem. Wtf
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How do these researchers miss the obvious? Protein doesn't cause somebody to think they're too small. People who think they're too small already take protein.
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>>39876808
Protein powder is a gateway supp to roids
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>>39877046
Scoops, not even once
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>>39877023
why don't you learn to read
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What's next? high schoolers selling scoops in the bathroom in between classes?
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>>39877162
Blending scoops become secret art
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