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I understand where this comes from. But why have a forum at all. Sometimes I post things for informational purposes, so that people can read it and make informed decisions. If every time I post info I'm going to be accused of analysis paralysis, then perhaps I shouldn't post at all. The term doesn't mean "never question". I accept Mr. Yates questionable intentions, but at the same time I would say that if as bodybuilders we don't question the claims of manufacturers, I don't care which ones, then we are going to become easy victims. So many of us already are.
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SLLOWW DOWN!! C'mon, you know me by now. Debate is what makes the world go around. I actually enjoyed the article as it provides a completely different spin vs. everyone else's views.
It was only a rebuttle, NOT a confrontation. When I spoke of results vs. analysis paralysis it was simply a statement relevant to buying an isolate over concentrate..My point was simply that most of the experts I spoke with or saw various posting with (it happened to be from intense because the vast majority resides there), they all saw the best results with an isolate over an 'undenatured' concentrate. My only point is that if the supplement company is reputable, then it's really a leap of faith..Which is both our points, I think
It can still be questioned, but they'd give you the run around I'm guessing..
I appreciate the article and hope you put it up to be proven or disproven!! That's the point IMO. I only simply put up a weak debuttle to the article by stating that he has his own line of supplements to peddle that do not include whey..Which is his arch nemesis.
I still didn't provide a shred of proof IMO that it WAS NOT true either...So that doesn't mean he could be right either.
I guess analysis paralysis in regards to denatured vs. undenatured is a poor (combative) choice of words. You know you're still my number one!! :smileysex5: