most likely

What is the protein shake you take now

it's this stuff "six star" pretty standard I think, just grabbed at walgreens

actually the whole label ripped off when I opened it so that's all I can tell you lol

it's almost gone

That's funny lol

I have when that happens cause then I forget what it is

Good thing it's easy to remember a tub of powder as big as your torso

yea, don't put it near the laundry detergent

Lmao!

Was gonna look up the macros for the six star thing but there's like 100 different versions of it of course

yea that might help, I'll use a generic one and then buy the vegi

Meal prep is fun they said.

When you have to ice your tendons but you forgot to make ice. Frozen broccoli, bodybuilders best friend

Something something, of it looks stupid but works something something

Your prepped meals look like you shoved two containers of pretzels into a model fridge at a home depot

haha

So I bought a giant bag of flaxseed from Costco to put in my smoothies. It wasn’t until I got home that I found out that flaxseeds have phytoestrogens, but they are lignans and not isoflavones.

Yes :/

I have removed most nonanimal fat sources

I'll eat mixed nuts but flax is not ideal

But is flax ok to consume?

Yes

Lots of Omega-3, which helps with Testosterone production, among other things.

I believe the whole phytoestrogens thing is extremely overblown. Like Praetorian said, they’re actually a great source of omega 3s.
But if you *really* care about avoiding phytoestrogens that much, chia seeds are almost identical in nutritional profile.

Check out this video if you want to see what soy does to men. Soyattle is full of these manginas.
https://youtu.be/SqlfHbH55W0

Chia seeds are the ideal food

http://www.fertstert.org/article/S0015-0282(09)00966-2/fulltext Interesting read.

"The results of this meta-analysis indicate that neither soy protein nor isoflavones affect reproductive hormone concentrations in men regardless of age or cancer status. These results suggest that consumption of soy foods or isoflavone supplements would not result in the adverse effects associated with lower T levels (31, 32, 33)."

Vegan master race @Ekdromoi

All I want to say is I’ve been vegan for 2 years and eat soy products semi regularly. No negative health effects, no problems with test levels, and I have been lifting 5 days per week over that same period - you can ask anyone from the Northeast who all know me IRL for reference.
It’s likely the Try Guys eat a standard omnivorous American diet and are betas by nature - not as a result of phytoestrogens.

BUT ITS OK IF YOU DISAGREE AND ARENT VEGAN THATS FINE YOU DONT HAVE TO EAT SOY IF YOU DONT WANT TO

They have no more arguments, they need to go vegan

I’ve seen too many friendships die this way.

Agreed, but if they have can't formulate an argument against it or any argument they have doesn't hold water logically or in terms of health, then they should go vegan. It's definitely not a pressing issue right now, but when we have our future secured, it'll be a talking point then.

I go full cod liver oil for fats

Omega 3 I mean

My system is very sensitive

Would rather avoid all possible sources of estrogen

Yeah, the soy argument for whatever reason can get pretty heated.

It is not de wae