Real Matters "Gelatin doesn't stimulate muscles like meat"

[Mindset]

Straight from the horses mouth you will never look like a threatening juicy abomination that attracts high value white gym girls on Ray Peat


K @KJ is trying to trick us D @Obama @PUFAconsumer @Daquan @Chadriguez

 

[KJ]

No one said to make gelatin 100% of your protein source, brah, just have more of it compared to muscle meat

 

[Mindset]

No one said to make gelatin 100% of your protein source, brah, just have more of it compared to muscle meat

Why if it doesn't stimulate muscle growth, its for hair skin and tendons and shit like that

 

[KJ]

Why if it doesn't stimulate muscle growth, its for hair skin and tendons and shit like that

Doesn’t have the anti-metabolic amino acids like tryptophan and cystine

 

[Deleted Member 11]

Muhh gello. K @KJ keep crying for me while I eat some Chick Fil a

 

[KJ]

Muhh gello. K @KJ keep crying for me while I eat some Chick Fil a

Cry for me while I literally evolve biologically-wise

 

[Mindset]

Doesn’t have the anti-metabolic amino acids like tryptophan and cystine

What's the point if you can't look like this

 

[Mindset]

Muhh gello. K @KJ keep crying for me while I eat some Chick Fil a

What about Dairy Queen

 

[Deleted Member 44]

I feel like gelatin is what animal fat should be im not sure tho

 

[Deleted Member 44]

No other way around i think

 

[Deleted Member 44]

Like maybe this is what gelatin is trying to replicate

K @KJ tell me idk dhit

 

[KJ]

I feel like gelatin is what animal fat should be im not sure tho

It’s skin

 

[Deleted Member 44]

It’s skin

If someone would eat directly animal skin wouldn't that be the same? Also it said you can find it in abondance in the animal so you should be good if you eat an entire animal or it doesn't work like that?

 

[KJ]

If someone would eat directly animal skin wouldn't that be the same? Also it said you can find it in abondance in the animal so you should be good if you eat an entire animal or it doesn't work like that?

Yep, a few cultures back, the entire animal was eaten, including the collagen, but most of the modern world seems to have abandoned that habit

 

[PUFAconsumer]

it's written on the package that pork rind protein are not muscle growth protein. ur eating it for the glycine for beneficial reasons i dont recall