Can U trust 'em?

[Chuck_R]

I'm an avid reader and try to take to heart what most reputable mags report. However, in the last several years I've started questioning alot of what I'm reading in main stream BB mags when it comes to promoting a specific brand, especially when I see that brand's ads plastered all over the pages. How many BB mags are receiving kickbacks for promoting "xyz's product" and can we believe what we read?

For example, "we kept up with the training log of so & so and so & so and we noticed that so & so had much better results bc he was using xyz crea'whatever", then a few pages later is an 8 page infomercial on that same product. Certainly they are bedfellows feeding one another's bottomline.

Opinions?

[Shane35aa]

I have a hard time believing that tmost people can be honest if it will negatively affect their bank acccount. I mean look at some of the ads...one protein powder can help you gain 8lbs of muscle in 4 weeks...yeah right

[number twelve]

i dont read those mags anymore...how many times can u write about adding an inch on your arms in 3 weeks? all the ads on there are overhyped bs. do your own research.

[MuscleScience]

Those mags are a wealth of objective truth and Knowledge. LOL

[swol_je]

Thats why this board is so good Most people arent here to push "so and so's" product. most posts are done from real world feedback on trained individuals.

[PowerHouse555]

I have a load of pine bark that will add inches to your chest....i will sell a bottle for 29.99 *warning gums may bleed*

[swol_je]

I have a load of pine bark that will add inches to your chest....i will sell a bottle for 29.99 *warning gums may bleed*

screw Pine Bark I got Cedar Bark

[Chuck_R]

Rhetorical question with good answers.