[milesvp]

Which is amusing, because in this context the bodybuilders are fundamentally doing science. They have experiments (aka, exercise and eating regiments) that, as I understand it, are repeatable, and consistently produce the desired outcome, at least in terms of sculpted muscle and body fat.

[r0brodz]

Science said "Too much protein, i.e 1g/lb of body weight, was bad for your kidneys". That's what I meant by against science.

[curuinor]

Modern bodybuilders don't have incredible life spans, either, so they face the consequences.

[barsonme]

Yeah, pumping yourself full of tren, clen, and designer drugs, as well as getting up to 400+ lbs will do that to you.

[rshannon3]

That is mostly because all modern competitive bodybuilders use large amounts of PEDs.

[xupybd]

I've often wondered about this can you point me in the direction of any info on their life spans?

[coralreef]

But the experiments are also tainted, ie. undisclosed steroid supplements or other enhancers.

[hnzix]

Not all bodybuilders juice. I experiment with my diet and regime all the time. Intermittent Fasting & Keto at the moment, and lots of protein.

[coralreef]

Never said all do, but some do, so its hard to isolate factors, the data becomes low quality.