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Thread: Mr. Aragonian?
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Are there any topics you are interested in specifically? Like something you feel that should be debated more often/more seriously - either because the truth is clearly indicated by the evidence and should be brought forward more often, or that the evidence is so lacking that any kind of discussion is likely to improve everyone's understanding of the topic.
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03-18-2013, 07:50 AM #56
I actually am quite fond of debating with low-carb absolutists, granted they can present coherent & provocative points. Same goes for Paleos. This is why I covered both topics at the conference - they are 2 of my favorite. I also like the clean eating debate (for either health or altering body composition), and this includes the ongoing battles surrounding sugar. I still love anything regarding nutrient timing & protein/carb type & amount within this context. Other topics of interest that I'd like to explore in greater depth are resistance training variables (mainly for hypertrophy & secondarily for maximal strength). Vitamin supplementation - & other supplementation in the health/preventive realm is also something of interest since there are plenty of controversies & gaps in the literature there. Food & chronic disease associations are fun, so are diet-hormone relationships. There are other topics, but thoe are just the first off the top of my head.
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