Nutritionists vs Fitness influencers?

[Anonymous]

Who do you listen to?
Fitness "influencers" do have a better body but I'm sure lot of them use steroids and not sure how many of them know the science

[DecalFong]

Whenever I'm lonely I don't consult any internet personality, they're all bots.

Instead I coom into a homemade jar and ask my spermies for advice. ﾠ

[Asker]

Bruh

[Tapeworm]

@veles see, that opinion contained unmasked кум чжарс and got deactivated while @доллловер posted it masked and nothing happened. @d_bone_steak

[Asker]

Bro you got multiple accounts or what?

[Tapeworm]

Not anymore as you see.

[D_Bone_Steak]

I turn those assholes off... all of them. If it isn't some dude like Athlene X telling me 30 different ways to do the same damn thing and having me try a bunch of shit I shouldn't be wasting my time with, it's those damn nutritionists throwing shit food habits and another damn supplement at me that I probably shouldn't be taking.

I wasn't always like this... I was once a sucker that fell for every new gimmick and health fad there was. I just got sick of listening to a bunch of hype and then being told to do things in a different way that never really helped with anything. 9 times out of 10 it's just some hype train shit to psych you out... both of them nutritionists and the fitness gurus.

I now follow Attia's Rule: Avoid Arguing About Supplements & Nutrition. Basically, if you're not benching 2x your body weight then why are you even taking protein powder... or this, that, and that? I expand the use of that rule to include pointless wacky exercises that target something I'm probably already hitting with movements your basic gym rat noob already knows.

It can be fun to change something up or useful if you have to work around something (I'm currently having to work around some bruised ribs or a busted spleen), but if you're just doing it because some creater needed to make a video for the day and he's running out of ideas... what are you fucking doing? You should be lifting instead of watching their videos.

[DecalFong]

I leaked my ip address on this one, fuck. Let's engage all of my accounts.

[Anonymous]

Nutritionists all the way. I like learning about the science behind everything and a lot of these influencers are just trying to come up with “innovative” exercises or diets in order to stand out. There are some science based influencers out there and I appreciate them but most of them are just for show.

[Lionman95]

I´d prefer a nutritionist because fitness influencers are to me primarily influencers so my perception of them is that they want to make money with their programs. While a nutritionist has an education in the topic a fitness influencer has his experience and maybe the experience of the first 100 people that bought his program.
So the nutritionist is more trust worthy to me.

[Asker]

Agree man

[genericname85]

none of these quacks. i make sure i get proper nutrition based on scientific facts and i work out based on what feels right to me.

nobody needs creatine, protein powder or steroids/anabolics. just eat normal and work out normal.

[strateguy632]

i go to a personal dietician. no online stuff is worth trusting. zero. how did either of those earn your trust?