Antes de nada, si tanto contrastas la informacion, deberias primero saber si esa info es puramente divulgativa o no.
Y segundo, no voy a seguir discutiendo. Cada uno que haga lo que quiera. Lo que no tolero es que se diga que gente como yo hace burradas con su cuerpo tan a la ligera.
Una cosa es lo que puede parecer y otra cosa es lo que es. Hasta que no te empapas de toda la informacion necesaria no sabes realmente lo que es.
Por eso os puedo hasta entender.
Y ademas tienes a #190 y #191 (yo tambien conozco a gente asi). Tu haces caso a los medicos, yo hago caso a gente con informacion contrastada, que se actualiza constantemente, que informa de las novedades cientificas en sus blogs, que esta ESPECIALIZADA y ACTUALIZADA.
Y te pongo el ejemplo del medico random con patetica idea de nutricion y un tio como Lyle McDonald que cuando pongo en practica lo que dice siempre noto resultados:
Lyle McDonald became interested in the science of exercise and nutrition in high school through his involvement in martial arts, triathlon, gymnastics and weight training. This led him to pursue a bachelor's of science degree in Kinesiology from the University of California at Los Angeles. The curriculum included an overwhelming amount of basic human physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, endocrinology as well as coursework in exercise physiology, biomechanics and nutrition.
After graduation in 1993, he got involved in personal training in a variety of settings. From this time until the present is when he really learned about some of the realities about training, nutrition etc.
Lyle got involved in the internet at the end of college, first posting to alt.support.diet and then to misc.fitness (before it splintered into misc.fitness.weights and a few others). He has written over 40 articles which have been posted to the internet and which are archived on a variety of www pages including Cyberpump, Griffin's Weights page, and Kyle Wilson's Weights Page. As far as his internet postings, he is probably most known for his 20 week Bodyopus diaries which chronicled his experiences with the diet (and many other topics including his pitiful social life).
In addition to his writing on the internet, Lyle has had articles published in Dan Duchaine's Dirty Dieting newsletter, Hardgainer magazine, and Dave Greenwalt's PowerStore Newsletter.
He has been working on what he hopes to be THE authoritative technical and practical handbook to the ketogenic and cyclical ketogenic diets for the past year and hopes to have it published in February 1999 so he can get on with his life.
Tu haz caso a los medicos, yo hago caso a Lyle, me inspira mas confianza.