just getting back to Marcos's post.
Whilst I understand the point he is making and don't disagree with it.
But his info is a little off. A quick google turned out that Clancy Ross won all the things he spoke of in the 1940s. Anabolic Steroids were first synthesised in 1930. Now there is no evidence that says he was using steroids, but there is a strong possibility that he was on them.
Only reason I bring this up is because i am a little anal about the details. I didn't look at all the others though.
*Edit: In regards to Max and his 3 liters of milk a day. How many protein shakes was he having per day when he went off the milk and lost strength? I only say this because milk is full of fats and calories as well as some protein. 3 liters depending on the brand is around 1800 calories, the protein i take with water is around 130 calories. Only ask because (with my limited knowledge and please correct me if i am wrong) but in regards to lifting big numbers more calories from decent food sources help gain strength, have seen this with myself to some degree but with my cousin mostly. When he goes on a bulk diet his strength goes through the roof, the moment he cuts it drops.
Again, I agree with the point of the article. Eat well, train hard gains the results, there is no magic pill