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  • I love Carl. He exposes how stupid anti-veg knuckle draggers really are. One of the most dominant atheletes of all time.

  • wow.awesome its so usefull

  • Love Carl Lewis, Living proof of what can be achieved on a No meat, No dairy diet. I would love to see those so called professional athletes with so called good " genetics" scoff down a combo from golden archers during there event. In my world of endurance sports, Ironman, I would welcome the thought of some genetic freak competing at any ironman distance event while eating burgers, fried chips, ice cream sundays, Vs water, fruit, options at the aid stations before 17 HOURS.

  • Why don't you consider DietOramy diet system? Have you seen this? I've located it aimlessly by scanning around and that info is nothing less than incredible... Now i'm reducing my unwanted fat and feeling like extra healthy.

  • Mike Powell eats meat

    Usain bolt eats meat

    It's great that Carl is vegan, but this idea that a vegan diet (or any diet) makes you an athlete is farce. Practice makes an athlete, not diet

  • @CerebralPrince10 Agree 100%, looking at these guys for diet advice is stupid, genetics 100% with these guys. correlation no causation here

  • @HappierHealthierYou

    I wouldn't say genetics 100% because that undermines the countless hours they've put over the years to perfect their craft. My only point was that record holders in the events Carl Lewis did individually (100, 200, long jump) each ate meat and outperformed him, that being said, Im not gonna start eating chicken nuggets just because Usain Bolt did when he ran his sub 9.7.

  • @CerebralPrince10 i get your point, but you would still be shocked when we are talking pro athletes and genetics. Ill give you five years of eating your perfect diet and training. And then go up against pros in the nfl who smoke weed and eat fast food, they will break you in half. Bone size, fast twitch muscle, natural builds... I get that they would not be there if they did not train, but genetics play a huge role when your looking at pro athletes and their diet

  • @HappierHealthierYou

    The pros in the NFL, in spite of the weed they smoke and the fast food they eat, still train for hours a day in the weight room and on the playing field. Take a professional athlete and have them not lift or train for five years and see if their genetics keeps them strong vs a perfect diet+training.Like diet, genetics are overplayed. Id personally be pissed if I put 25 hours a week into my sport and people downplayed my effort saying I was good just cause of genetics.

  • @HappierHealthierYou

    Point is Usain Bolt has spent years competitive sprinting, Herschel Walker knocked out hundreds of pushups+situps every day. There isn't a bodybuilder that never lifted, there isn't a dunker that has never done ploys, there isn't a marathon runner that hasn't logged in the miles. Nobody pops out of the womb a world class athlete and I have 100$ for you if you can show me an example of a world class athlete that never trained but made it pro by just having the right DNA

  • @CerebralPrince10 hmm how i do i put this... i guess living in innercity neighborhood you kind of pick up on these kind of things. Like how the the innercity schools smoke the suburban schools in track and field. They are eating chips and honey buns from the corner store, while the suburban kids are eating broccoli and have personal trainers. A better example of genetics would have been about 40 years ago in pro sports when $20 million dollar contracts werent on the line

  • @CerebralPrince10 now even the genetically gifted people are really hitting the gym to land that cash. There defiantly are still pros who dont. NBA is a perfect example alot of guys eat like crap, dont lift and hmmmmm are 6'9' and can jump out the gym lol. A little genetics there....just a little lol

  • @HappierHealthierYou

    Im not saying that there is no influence from genetics or diet, Im just saying that the underlying success comes from the practice you put in. Those guys in the NBA, even those that don't lift, have still put up thousands of shots and hours dribbling, passing, working on defense, as well as the various aspects of their athleticism. It is not like they turned 20 picked up a basketball for the first time and signed a contract because his DNA was primed for basketball success

  • @CerebralPrince10 actually there are a few cases of that lol, it is rare though. like the red headed reciever for the saints never touched a football till he was 20. Or the soccer players from africa that never played ball till they got drafted just based on genetic size and athletiscm. I guess the point is if you are trying to look at the "best diet" pro athletes are no the best model to look to based on their superior gentics. But yea obviously they train.

  • @CerebralPrince10 but i can assure you there genetics got scouted in high school long before their time in the gym did. (most high school athletes barely work out, or work out incorrectly)

  • People if you wan't to stuff your self with meat and those are your views then respect our views. We decide to be vegans, ya decide to be meat-eaters. Can't everybody just respect each others decision in life

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  • I've been vegan for 3 months... I feel way better than I used to. I'm not sure if it's the meat or the dairy, but one of those was effing me up. I'd never go back, personally.

  • @Rockafella9, LOL, good to hear.

  • Eating a diet rich in fibrous vegetables and a large amount of alkilising green vegetables... is a great way to health. There is no nutritionist, or doctor in the world who would tell you to eat less vegetables. Especially if you are eating fresh and organic vegetables you are getting a huge array of vitamins and minerals. I have never felt better than when I started really trying to get more GREEN into my diet. I never use faux meats or anything like that, its junk. Veges, grains, beans

  • @whataboutredlorry I think meat eaters feel guilty about eating meat. Check out my vids /watch?v=WWMnscY04AY

  • great :) vegan <3

  • He'd be better and look healthier with meat in his diet.

  • all vegans are gay!

  • @privatezib hum... really ? oh shit...

    ...

    go up child

  • @privatezib Yeah pretty much. They are very feminine without eating meat.

  • its impossible for me to be vegetarian. my asshole friends doesn't understand at all. and its so hard to start a vegetarian diet alone and have everyone else making fun of me, i know that they are fools but still its hard

  • @bladdan

    /stern face

    Stop basing your life on what your moron friends think.

  • @bigritchie lol dont u think i already know that?

  • @bladdan actually your friends are right. The diet is not as healthy as one with meat included. They are not fools they don't want you screwing up your health.

  • @lovebigboobs29 explain

  • @bladdan, People will always make up things to make themselves feel better about their own diet and lifestyle. I would just brush it off and limit any debate. Just keep living healthy and speak with your actions by making sure your eating habits are based on nutritional facts.

  • /watch?v=WWMnscY04AY&feature=c­hannel_video_title

  • Holla! Have you ever tried intellectus 424 diet (google it)? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my friend lost tons of weight with it.

  • The problem with vegan is that the substitutions tend to be as bad or worse than the conventional counterpart; coupled with less calories. There is also detox which is often overlooked. Did I mention the grain damage?

  • same here. i know of a 20 year old woman who had colon cancer.  eat more fruits and less grains and bread.

  • I like eating meat but not fatty meat. Every time I eat to much eat or eat fast food, I literally feel sick. As a athlete I like eating healthy because it makes me feel better and preform better.

  • Steroids then if no meat

  • Oh I didn't know the Americans now use to call their hundreds of robbed and cheated medals in decades " Vegan Diet " and their doped cheaters & pumped

    clowns " anit beef - eaters " ....!!! xDDDDD Ahahahah

    even the kids around the world know calr lewis is the king of shameless hypocrites and the prince of doped faggots and he still has breath to spell out his bizarre and pathetic bs ...!! eheheh

    americans how typical

  • " anti beef-eaters " correction in my below comment 

  • @Trulyloyale

    Your comment is as ignorant as it is pathetic. Incidentally, when calculated as a per-capita basis, there are roughly TEN TIMES as many doping offenses in Jamaica. So get off your high horse before you fall off.

  • @Trulyloyale

    You're the dumbest person I've come across on youtube, and that's really saying something.

  • He says his best performances were as a vegan but this is clearly not the case. Why is Carl lying and why doesn't he mention his multiple positive tests for stimulants?

  • @MrMZaccone,

    LOL!! You really expect him to talk about that?

  • @sonofthedestroyer Of course not. That's why I did.

  • MrMZaccone

    Just curious if you can point me towards a link that proves he wasn't vegan when he won his competitions & the stimulants tests

  • @TheTvrulesthenation Just search Carl Lewis and you'll be able to find both. I can't put links here very easily but it's not hard to find.

  • MrMZaccone

    Using Wikipedia as a diving board and so far it seems to go against what you are saying

    ''Lewis credits his outstanding 1991 results in part to the vegan diet he adopted in 1990'' His personal bests came after he went vegan & the stimulant abuse is much like Armstrongs quite ambiguous, especially given the years that he was involved in when testing positive for doping which was only becoming quite heavy with its laws.

  • @TheTvrulesthenation Lewis can credit anything he wants. The evidence says otherwise. Gold medals (all games) before becoming vegan - 14, after becoming vegan - 5. Note also that Lewis has suffered from degenerative arthritis since 1993. Should we credit his vegan diet with that as well? Or should we believe Lewis's other assertion and give all the credit to god? In addition, I can show you another diet that can claim some credit for 17 gold medals, and it contains meat.

  • @MrMZaccone

    See the link sports-reference . com / olympics/athletes/le/carl-Lewi­s-1 . Html I put in spaces so as to let me post the link, you seem to be off. His records pre-vegan are MUCH greater than 15, His vegan results are good but not near his pre-vegan form. Granted he was older, he still came extremely close to winning & he set personal bests + as you say arthiritis could've fucked him over & his doping could've boosted his wins.

  • MrMZaccone

    I am not here though to use one example to ''prove'' how veganism is or is not better for you in terms of athletic ability. Nor if a meat-diet can give me 17 gold medals, i dont care bout either. I'm just interested in the guy due to his veganism and athletics, his results & inspiration is damn good regardless of diet. He is definitely somebody i'd like to research further

  • Carl Lewis: Sports Illustrated "Olympian of the Century"; The Intl Olympic Commitee's "Athlete of the Century." Carl Lewis: vegan!

  • i do want to say thank you, I became a fruitarian after digging more into what you said about the problems with whey and soy.As for your "fruitarians break down" that is pure speculation.after all fruit is best.........

  • 9 MEDALS...

    GOLD GOLD GOLD GOLD!

  • @xpcmaster Not to mention all those bronze medals after he became a vegan.

  • @MrMZaccone, He became vegan in 1990, so let's look it up both the Olympics and worlds before we jump to conclusions:

    1 bronze

    1 silver

    5 gold

  • @LloydChristmas777 I'm all for not jumping to conclusions.

  • @MrMZaccone, You said "all those bronze medals" while vegan. He only got one. Acknowledge?

  • @LloydChristmas777 It would appear so, don't know what I was looking at 4 months ago when I made the comment. Don't see how it changes things much though.

  • I love meat.

  • @ranhill missing the Cancer, you will love.

  • @ranhill - and so do some vegans, especially recent converts to ethical veganism, to begin with. People always 'love' what they're used to. It's why people love their mother's cooking, wherever they're from in the world. But people change diets all the time (for better or worse!).

  • way to a vegan world:

    1. be a role model

    2. dont blame the meatys, show them the magnificience of the vegan lifestyle

    3. dont support only short term projects but also long term things like education

    stay vegan - google "veganpassion"!

  • @wiessyjr

    Sounds exactly like a cult 

  • @wiessyjr

    In fact, reminds me a lot of Christianity

  • @wiessyjr Sorry but I love my magnificient meat eating lifestyle.... Will never become vegan

  • @wiessyjr Screw being vegan. I love meat.

  • @wiessyjr I will never be vegan and neither will the world. Just a shiity lifestyle. Not interested at all in a plant based diet. Screw veganpassion. I wish the whole world was meat-eating now that would be an awesome world. Without you pansy vegans.

  • @lovebigboobs29 - just to emphasise, it's either not noticable cause you are so small, or it's because you are really obese from eating all those abused animals. probably both.

  • @JustSomePerson888, It's obvious lovebigboobs29 trolls the net hating on vegans. A lot of times it's the insecurity of one's own diet or even lifestyle that makes people vehemently lash out at at specific groups. He's at war with himself.

  • @LloydChristmas777 - i know, but i hate how people like that can exist, they ruin the whole of reality, so anytime i see them i let them know they're not getting away with it...thanks for saying anyway, usually nobody says anything about or to them online.

  • @JustSomePerson888, I hear ya. I don't tell people what to eat unless they ask for advice , but when haters make up nutritional facts from thin air, I may ask them to provide evidence. I usually get insulted instead. That's when I provide real nutritional facts from sources that aren't dictated by quacks. Then I get insulted some more, and I go on eating healthy and enjoying life.

  • @LloydChristmas777 - i suppose it's cause i don't actually know anyone that is into anything healthy and sane, which is true most (not all certainly) of my life, also cause i hate living in places where most stuff is also shit. so i just attack them when i see them online actually defending & celebrating things being so fucking shit. they've ruined the world, most places are trashed, urbanised, everythings done wrong.

    btw i like your channels uploads and faves.

  • @JustSomePerson888, Well you just live your life by example, and anyone that truly wants to improve their health will commit to it and follow suit. I know it's difficult sometimes given that society is full of unhealthy food choices, but you just have to keep looking for the goods. I know because people, and even family have said some really ignorant (and comical things) about nutrition.

    Thanks for looking at my channel. Good luck with your journey.

  • @lovebigboobs29, It's ironic that you think you know a bit about nutrition. Of course you don't feel guilty for eating food; you probably don't have much of a conscience. Eat what you want, but when you talk the way you're talking, you convince everyone that you're an ignorant prick no matter what diet you're on. I would tell you to grow up, but I actually want you to stay the way you are.

  • @wiessyjr Plant based diets!! Now we have to try to convince the stubborn ignorant brainwashed american public! and pharmaceutical companies! That will never happen, there's no money in being healthy!

  • for those who are just willing to give meat up completely, try going vegan 3 times a week.loads of fruits and vegs and take whole grains and beans.

  • @keeyk118b meal isn't a meal without meat

  • @terrillcase i lover eating meat too. but a general rule , most people would benefit from eating less meat.

  • @keeyk118b Not really. Just lower your red meat intake to like twice a week. A meal isn't a meal without meat.

  • @terrillcase in singapore, most working adults eat lunch and dinner out and they generally do not have enough veggies fruits and fiber. most of them would benefit from replacing meat few times a week with something with protein and fiber like beans lentils etc. it is not the meat per se that is harmful but rather if they order meat they will not order healthier options with fiber. colon cancer is increasing in singapore and can be traced to low dietary intake of fruits and veggies.

  • @keeyk118b Gotcha!! I eat meat as well as fruits and veggies

  • I am about to create a vegan recipe blog, maybe you want to have alook at it.

    Just google "veganpassion english", I would be happy about some visitiors :-)

  • I never runned fast, I was always slow.. but that all changed when I became vegetarian and then vegan. I don't think it's a coincidence that so many exceptionnal runners are vegetarian of vegan like Carl Lewis, Paavo Nurmi, Scott Jurek, Dave Scott, Dylan Wykes, Brendan Brazier, Tim VanOrden, Roger Bannister and much more!

  • If your doctor has found a cure he would of been given a Nobel Peace Prize. If the vegan diet was superior you would see all the pro athletes switching over to it. Your argument has been taken to the point of ignorance. I'm not going to debate anymore with you. I have shown you information from respected sources, and you fail to realize the importance of real case studies.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek Your "argument" makes no sense. More popular doesn't mean better. You can see the same situation in Windows/Linux, Christianity/Buddhism, SA-MP/MTA and also omnivorous/vegan diet. All what keeps people from trying alternatives is misinformation and habits. It's more adequate to use the results as a criteria. Nutrient deficiencies and health problems are more common in meat eaters than vegans and this proves that vegan diet is healthier.

  • @DoomedSpaceMarine123 More popular because there are actual peer reviewed studies supporting my argument? Most of the people on here that im talking to are misinformed on nutrition. Anyways there is only a 5% difference in premature deaths between omnivorous and vegan diets. Your studies dont even take into account job site hazards and lifestyle hazards. The only thing it proves is that the vegans studied lived a healthier lifestyle. Not that being vegan is more healthy. Get it?

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek And how many studies take into account the environmental damage of meat industry, what harms the health of vegans too? How many studies take into account the fact that most production is oriented at majority, meat eaters? Anyway, my health improvements after going vegan are enough to prove that meat is harmful.

  • @DoomedSpaceMarine123 Your not making your statements clear, "Most production is oriented at majority". I don't know what your getting at. Your health improvements only prove that you had a bad diet before you went vegan. Not that meat is harmful. I'm not saying being vegan is bad, its just not been proven to be better. Everyone wants their beliefs to be the right ones, but nobody knows for sure. Studies results can be spun for anybody's debate. As long as your happy. That's all that matters.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek What is unclear in my statement? Bigger number of meat eaters results in more production being unsuitable for vegans because higher demand causes the supply to increase. Also, governments subsidize meat industry and in result, meat becomes cheaper, while fruits and vegetables become more expensive. These problems are created artificially, but hardly any studies take this into account.

  • @DoomedSpaceMarine123 Supply and demand man.. there is nothing you can do about it. I don't really agree with subsidies. You can't even farm for a profit without taking gov't handouts. I try to buy all local and small market stuff. I'll pay the extra price for organic and free-range produce and meats. I'll actually have most of my own crops within in the next two years. Also my own chickens, ducks and goats. I hope to move off the consumer food grid for the most part.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek I buy from the grocery store. Fuck spending all that extra cash.

  • @DoomedSpaceMarine123 I don't really feel like debating with every vegan that comes onto this post. I'll admit that well informed vegan "lifestyle" is more healthy than the average omnivore's, but most of the studies out there are flimsy and are not even peer reviewed. Numbers can be spun in any direction. Al gore did it with his silly movie. So many scientists tore his ass to shreds for spinning numbers. I used to get caught up in all that hoopla, but now i take a more skeptical approach.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek Actually a well balanced Omnivore diet is the healthiest not vegan.

  • @lovebigboobs29 I think meat eaters feel guilty about eating meat. Check out my videos /watch?v=WWMnscY04AY

  • @haridham ROFL ROFL ROFL........ I have no reason to feel guity for eating food. Meat is food nothing more. I will never feel guilty for consuming it or any other animal product. Nice try tho and very funny. I just love making fun of vegan idiots whom know nothing about whats good or not.

  • @lovebigboobs29 Your just mad because you can't get it up.

  • @Jordonification Yeah right my cock is always hard. I definately dont have a prob in that area.

  • @lovebigboobs29 Word of mouth doesn't prove anything in that area.

  • @lovebigboobs29 - look who it is - the internets 1000s of channels fuckwit, making outragous liar claims to help his bad karma satanic ego be lulled into a false sense of reality.

    your dick is always hard, really? so not only don't you eat right or give a shit about animal suffering, you also abuse viagra. how do you manage to collect the scripts off the doctor if you have a big hard on all the time, wouldn't you be arrested for indecent exposure? so it can't be noticable then.

  • "As an actor?" lolol uh huh. Next he will say "as a singer"

  • His best performance came from being 30 years old and not because he was vegan.

    I have been veggie before, and for a few years. I feel much better now that i have a balanced diet including meats. If you really want to give something up to be morally responsible. Stop buying products from china.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek It is scientifically demonstrated that the vegan diet if properly balanced, is superior to any other balanced diet that includes meat and dairy. I suggest you look at the McDougall diet and get your energy from starches. =)

  • @Mekelsior you are prob deficient in vitamin b12. if being a vegan is so great then why did carl lewis say he WAS vegan

  • @rctriplefresh5 I was B12 deficient as a meat eater. I have not tested myself for a while, but it is interessting that even pets that are eating meat every day, such as cats, are also B12 deficient. In anycase, B12 is easily to supplement so no big deal. So Carl Lewis is no longer a vegan? You got any reference for that? :)

  • @Mekelsior Eating mass amounts of carbs turns into mass amounts of sugar in the system. Causing your pancreas to go wild. Eventually you will become diabetic. Have fun with that! I'm not a atkins freak or anything, but its no joke that many americans are becoming diabetic. The suggested 300g carb intake is making people fat and damaging their arteries. New studies aren't looking to good for carbs. Check out fathead.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek Strange then, that Asia and South America is not filled with diabetics and fat people? :) Strange also that I have lost 25 kilos on a high carb diet and even faster on a low fat diet (10-15%). Strange also that people are reporting a complete reversal of diabetes type 2 when going on a high starch diet, and even stranger that we know the cause of type 1 diabetes and that is dairy products. We also know the cause of diabetes and that my friend is fat and not sugar. =)

  • @Mekelsior The cause of type 1 is unknown. Due to the body mistaking its own cells as foreign cells or a pancreas injury. 3rd world countries dont have 3k calories avalible every day to eat so they don't get fat, and they bust their ass for the little food they get. diabetes is the DIRECT RESULT of your body becoming resistant to insulin. BECAUSE of high sugar levels. Where ever your getting your information is feeding you shit. I've lost weight on a high fat lower carb diet.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek The cause of Diabetes 1 is not unknown, milk contains sugars that have sequences that are very similar to the beta cells in the pancreas, when they enter the body through the gut wall, they become foreign substances, the body creates anti bodies and if they sequence is the same as on the pancreas the anti bodies will attack the pancreas and destroy the production of insulin. To assume that the entire Asia and South America is starving is not rational.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek To loose fat on a high fat low carb diet is not surprising, you are putting your body in ketosis a stasis that cause the body to consume itself due to starvation, the fat keeps you alive but your body is in serious pain. I suggest you do some investigation into the subject. John McDougall have caused several diabetics type 2 to reverse as well as heart diseases, high blood pressure and cholestrol. Hospitals does not cure diabetes buddy, only diet does. =)

  • @Mekelsior I suggest you do some more research into the subject instead of just what John McDougall has to say. 10 million people are suffering from diabetes in the African Region and this figure is expected to rise to almost 20 million by 2025. Dr. Paul Zimmet, director of the International Diabetes Institute (IDI) in Victoria, Australia, predicts that diabetes "is going to be the biggest epidemic in human history." It has also increasingly become an Asian disease.

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek Its not from meat or animal products. Its from sweets or too many carbs. Vegans need to do their research not relying on all the lying vegan doctors a nutritionlists and quit blaming everything on meat. Meat nor animal products are to blame for any of it.

  • @Mekelsior John McDougall hasn't done crap except post biased studies and claim not eating meat will cure those diseases. You can't reverse those diseases I don't care what The China Study or Forks Over Knives says. They are biased resources

  • @terrillcase @terrillcase Every study that is made has some bias, but in essence I judge by results and not by theory. The numerous testimonies of people that have reversed their diseases by changing their diets are to many to ignore. Personally I know it works I have dropped 20 kilos in just a few months by changing my diet to the Starch Solution. Eat what you want, just saying there are ways to excellent health and poor health, meat leads to poor health in the end in most people.

  • @Mekelsior Meat doesn't lead to poor health at all. Its all the junk food and chips and sugar.

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  • @Mekelsior You were probably a fat ass so if you quit eating massive amounts of sugar and fat and anything your gonna lose weight. If you tried to put a diabetes patient on a high starch diet they will go into a fucking sugar coma. Do you even know anyone with diabetes? I do! Your head has been filled with a bunch of activist bullshit. All backed by a scam doctor who wants you to buy his books and join his food club. Don't be a moron. I get my information from one of the most respected hospitals

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek I have a question for you, why is diabetes in contries that eat as much starch as they want, as in they are never hungry, is almost not existant, and in countries such as USA the number of people with diabetes is insane? Whole food plant based diets high in starch is indeed far superior to a meat diet. True I dont drink sodas and I do not add free fats to my diet and I feel excellent, got so much energy that its incredible. And yes I know several people that are diabetics.

  • @Mekelsior Im not in ketosis. I stay under 100g of carbs a day. Leaving me far from ketosis. Hospitals do studies with many doctors. Not just claims from one doctor. Just because one doctor claims to have reversed Diabetes doesn't make it true or proven. There needs to be many case studies and reproductions. I never said all of Asia is starving. "Prevalence of type 2 diabetes has rapidly increased in native and migrant Asian populations" US national library of medicine. Almost non existent?

  • @Magnumscoffeefreek It is not just one doctor buddy but several, the diet is changing in asia as well so yeah it is natural to see more cases of diabetes and heart disease as they are eating more meat. =) If you study the diet that people are adopting in rural areas it is becoming more and more rich. Anyway, you may believe what you want and eat what you want, hope it works out for you. =)

  • @Mekelsior Actually a balanced meat eating diet is superior to a vegan or vegetarian diet

  • @Mekelsior A balanced meat eating diet is better then a vegan diet

  • Stfu carl lewis his athletic performances came from steroids and Ben Johnson got all the heat while this hypocrite gets all the glory. I'm not saying he didn't work hard but he did cheat the sport.

  • @addy800 Nobody proved that he used steroids and it would make no sense if he did - since he was campaigning strongly against them and other banned drugs.

  • @id1337x he used steroids he is just a liar. And nobody proved that he he did but, there were testimonies by trainers that say that he took them.

  • @id1337x He campaigned against them, because he was beaten in the Olympics by a Ben Johnson, another steroid user. Dr. Wade Exum released Lewis' positive test results from the 1998 Oly trials. The fact is, that a vegan diet cannot optimize human performance, and for vegan athletes to perform, they have to rely on heavy artificial supplementation.

  • @RebelWrestler45 You are ignorant about this issue. He campaigned against much more then just Ben Johnson's use. Dr. Exum only proved that Lewis took the Chinese herb Ma Haung, an acceptable supplement that wasn't in his system in any level that would be noticeably performance boosting. If he actually took steroids the authorities would've taken serious action against him. The vegan diet does optimize performance, because all animal products are significantly less healthy then plant products.

  • @id1337x If a vegan diet does optimize performance, why is it necessary for even non athletes to take artificial supplementation to stay healthy? The fact is that humans are biologically and physiologically designed to eat animal products, which boost muscle protein synthesis, hypertrophy, and hyperplasia far better than any vegetation ever could. Plants lack important vitamins, minerals, and proteins. Oh, and did you really buy into Lewis' lie? Exum's report showed the presence of winstrol.

  • @RebelWrestler45 I sent you a message explaining some of these things.

  • @RebelWrestler45 The human body is not designed to eat meat, our digestive tracts and everything even the number of enzymes that digest starches are far more than those that digest meat, we also digest starches faster and get more energy from them, without the added health risks that a meat and dairy diet brings. I suggest you check out John McDougall and the Starch Solution. Plants is where all animals get their minerals, vitamins and proteins. Either as a 1st consumer or a 2nd.. 3rd etc.

  • @Mekelsior That is simply untrue. Humans are physiologically omnivorous. The human pancreas contains enzymes designed specifically for breaking down saturated fats and animal proteins. Our canines are reflective of omnivores, and are digestive tract is shorter than herbivores, equivalent in length to certain higher level carnivores (particularly cats). Dirt is where all animals get their minerals, vitamins, and proteins; whether it be a plant, primary consumer, or quaternary consumer.

  • @RebelWrestler45 I guess we are at odds then. =) 

  • tickuyl has a fat butt and fat gutt. After all, he eats meat!!!! LMAO!He probably also smells the way MOST meat eaters do. Ewwww!

  • there are sooo many benefits to being vegan. its so important to use your common sense just like with any diet though... to know more on veganism follow me on twitter @sheridansmithv and my blog is sheridansmith.wordpress. com

  • After reading some on the comments it still amazes me just how sucked in and brainwashed some people have been by the meat and dairy industry.

    The average American looks disgusting and is an embarressment to humanity.

  • I'm a vegan bodybuilder (not into martial arts though)

    and I'll tell your right now, I'm as strong as any of my friends and I build mass without problem. Animal protein is not an easily digested protein. Your body has to go through hell to digest it (Especially Whey) your body muscles may get big, but it ruins your blood and bones. Why not go with Spirulina, flax oil, and sprouted brown rice protein, Strength, mass and health!

  • i love a big steak.

  • Prove it, seriously.

  • 1. How would pre-20th century man possibly get enough protein without meat?

    2. Why do we have sharp canine incisors, molars and pre-molars?

    3. Why do vegetarians/vegans think all animals have to be carnivores/herbivores instead of a hybrid of both?

  • @AbsoluteMonarchist

    1. Easily. Do a little research.

    2. Because we are homonids.

    3. They don't. They just know they have a choice and there are many reasons, including sustainability, to choose as they do.

  • @shunyotube -

    1. I have. Iceage man's macro ratios were as high as 80% protein of which almost all came from meat. Today it is generally agreed that people need 1 gram of protein per lbs of bodyweight each day. A vegetarian weighing 200 lbs would have to eat 1.5kg of cottage cheese a day to get sufficient protein.

    2. The fact that we are 'homonids(sic)' is neither here nor there. Most hominids are omnivores like us.

    3. Vegetarianism/veganism is an EATING DISORDER.

  • @AbsoluteMonarchist

    Eat meat then. You're the one that came here to preach. I was just responding. We'd all be in more trouble than now if the world followed your diet. Yes, I stated that we are omnivores, but don't have to be. There are a great many healthy vegitarians that don't seem bothered by your insistence they are unhealthy.

  • @shunyotube - There's a great many anorexics and morbidly obese people who 'don't seem bothered by (peoples') insistence that they are unhealthy' either. I often find that vegans/vegetarians are on their ridiculous diet to lose weight. What they don't realise when they get on the scales is that they are losing lean muscle mass.  If you want to be skinny fat and deprive your body of its building blocks(amino acids i.e. protein) and essential nutrients, go ahead. I'd prefer to be healthy.

  • @AbsoluteMonarchist

    Agreed, folks often don't know how to eat and exercise, veg or omnivore. I also would ad that I think a well thought out omnivorous eating probably is the healthiest. I'm familiar with the paleolithic diet idea. But, you can be healthy without it. For me, it's the environment. Eating as much meat as our ancestors isn't sustainable. It really takes a toll. That matters to me enough to adjust how I live. I'm not trying to convert you, and this is going nowhere, so take care.

  • @AbsoluteMonarchist Yes, lots of Vegans are little girls trying to avoid food. They just latch onto the insanity of the Vegancult to hide the problems they have with food. I think that maybe it is good that this insane diet has so many nutritional shortcomings, people for the most part leave it after a short while because they get sick and weak.

  • @AbsoluteMonarchist

    1. This isn't pre-20th century.

    2. Because we are hominids and evolved as omnivores.

    3. I've never met one who thought that way. Sounds like an assumption on your part, though some may think that for no good reason. Now it's a choice that is much better for the earth and obviously can be very healthy.

  • @shunyotube - How is it 'much better for the health' to deprive your body of protein? Please describe a typical vegan/vegetarian diet that can provide for sufficient daily protein requirements. Just a single day with macro ratios so we can also see how they get enough carbs, fibre and nutrients too. It can't be done. Carl Lewis and Ben Johnson were both taking anabolic steroids. Carl lost because he knew jack about nutritional requirements.

  • It was revealed that Lewis tested positive three times before the 1988 Olympics for pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, and phenylpropanolamine, banned stimulants and bronchodilators also found in cold medication, and had been banned from the Seoul Olympics and from competition for six months.

  • LOVE WEALTH AND HEALTH

  • @cerebralprince10 Funny how you, a "fruitarian", mentioned Usain Bolt as an example. Also, no wonder you were scared to mention your diet...since fruitarians who continue to eat a mostly fruit diet longer than 5 years tend to start to get frail and break down...while losing their minds on such a malnourished and extremely unhealthy diet.

  • Ah @ironman711 again.

    i do want to say thank you, I became a fruitarian after digging more into what you said about the problems with whey and soy.

    again you are delusional, I said "Another fruitarian on youtube to check out is Michael Arnstein. You can also look up breatharian Jericho Sunfire" I never mentioned Usain Bolt. As for my diet I told you I was a vegetarian back then

    As for your "fruitarians break down" that is pure speculation, explain Dr. Doug Graham and Durianriders?

  • @ironman711

    Have you done this then ?

    How are you so certain ?

  • hmmm I noticed that on the wall hanging some kind of animal skin/fur

  • I recently made the choice to become vegan, and I have been this way for almost a week already and I feel better than I have ever felt in my entire life

  • @teague7578 Just wait....just wait.....the weakness and lack of vitality will eventually kick in.....then you will come back to delicious, nutritious meat.....life giving meat.

  • @teague7578 - Animal proteins are of higher quality than grain or vegetable proteins because all the essential amino acids are present, they're present in higher qualities, and along with essential fatty acids, they're present in the proper proportions and ratios that mother-nature intended.

  • @teague7578 Great news! Check out the John McDougall diet well worth information to add more strength to your diet. =)

  • Same here. Never felt so energized. I sleep less, recover quicker, more focused, more alert. I take a hemp protein supplement and Udo's oil for DHA,EPA,GLA, Etc. And I take a b12 supplement (sublingual).

    Good luck to you!

  • I'm sure he supplemented with some other "stuff" along the way to make up the difference. But it is a fact that gladiators in the roman era were all strictly vegetarians. They noticed it made much stronger bones.

  • Carl is a superb role model for a vegetarian diet. What a star!

  • take a good look at heart attack proof dot com which totally supports this. Karem Abdul Jabar one of the longest lasting most highly accomplished NBA players in history is a vegetarian and basically a vegan. Too bad he ate soy. Soy is a phytoestrogen and unless it is fermented and organic, big problems. Especially as Monsanto owns most of the non organic soy and it is all GMO. Only buy non GMO foods.