BB article have some bro-science?

[dbattistone]

Specifically, when I got to #7 and read through to #11 I just stopped. Those seem like points that are commonly debated on here, just looking for thoughts.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/20-w...round-abs.html

[WonderPug]

That's just an ad for supplements designed to look like an "article".

[PBateman2]

Majority of bb.com articles are filled with broscience.

[Gxp23]

Not even sure i have seem a bb article, without any bro science.

[Hitch23]

"Counting calories is a pointless enterprise."

Oh lawd

[Terrimonas]

Specifically, when I got to #7 and read through to #11 I just stopped. Those seem like points that are commonly debated on here, just looking for thoughts.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/20-w...round-abs.html

You should have stopped when you got to "by Vince Del Monte" unless you were looking for something with entertainment value.

[WonderPug]

"Counting calories is a pointless enterprise."

Oh lawd

That makes sense in context of "17 / Take the Right Supplements to Promote Fat Loss"

[KennyWheels]

" But did you know that even small stressors can signal cortisol release? Several years ago, a weight-loss study found that even the simple act of counting calories stimulated cortisol release in dieters!"

thats it no more calorie counting, it kills the gainz

[xJellyBirdx]

The only articles worth looking at IMO is transformations and the mirin' ones that seem so rare now days.

[ironwill2008]

Specifically, when I got to #7 and read through to #11 I just stopped. Those seem like points that are commonly debated on here, just looking for thoughts.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/20-w...round-abs.html

You need to be aware that this website exists for only one thing---selling supplements. The vast majority of 'articles' you'll find in that section of this site are geared for exactly that--pushing readers towards spending their money on supplements at the bbdotcom store. This forum exists only to get the site's 'hit count' up so that any search engine query on any bodybuilding topic will lead the searcher to this site.

And that's okay, as long as you don't allow yourself to become a sucker and believe everything you read in those articles.

In the forums, however, the regular posters here are under no such obligation to try to wring cash out of your wallet. Quite the contrary; in most forums here, usually the first response to a supplement question will be to advise posters to get their regular-food nutrition in order first, and then possibly consider the few supplements that actually do anything other than drain your wallet of your hard-earned $$$.