Muscle & Fitness

[Ryofire]

Although I love some of the articles, and have learn a lot about Strength Training and what not, I got to say that this magazine (as well as many mainstream fitness related things) is very biased towards vegetarians/vegans. Especially when it comes to soy. Anyone else notice this?

[Fallen_Horse]

I think you mean biased against vegans, and yes that's very true. But, I mean, it's a steroid mag so how much can you expect?

[penpen]

Ditto. It's probably mostly because of funding. They have no reason to actually despise or want to prevent vegan bodybuilding... unless of course there's money involved.

[blackdove]

Don't know much of bodybuilding mags that are biased TOWARDS vegans. It's basically mainstream for chicken, eggs and steak.

[Arturo]

gfgffdddddddddddddddddddddDitto. It's probably mostly because of funding. They have no reason to actually despise or want to prevent vegan bodybuilding... unless of course there's money involved.

[vegansludge]

Fitness magazines, for the most part, are just fodder to promote products, supplements, and fads so that writers/magazines can make money. Which is why I don't read any of them - I just follow writers/bloggers/people who have proven themselves as legitimate athletes with the results (either in physique or competitions) that prove they know what they're talking about.

[BlueRose]

Muscle and Fitness Hers did a poll, happy to say, reporting that 15% of their readers were vegetarian and 10% were vegan--that's 25% in total!!

They're pretty friendly towards vegan diets and include recipes for us every now and again. Makes me happy.