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Title: where's the data?
Review: Interesting topic centering around the new theory of eating more protein and less carbs to lose...when mated with workouts.What's a tad troubling is that the entire "study" was based on 30 people, with results published for SIX!(??) No result metric is consistent from participant to participant except pullups?? is the number of pullups a person can do a true measure of fitness?Also, this book CLAIMS that following the plan raises testosterone levels...but testosterone levels were not measured in the participants? Seems if you NAME a book "the testosterone advantage plan" and BASE this theory on the elevation of testosterone levels, that you might want to actually MEASURE them?no physician collaborated on this book, nor a nutritionist. so you're taking the word of fitness experts/journalists. It's more of a fleshed-out Mens health article than a real study or plan...and written in true mens-health-caveman-get-girl style.just not for me I'm afraid...
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