Someone asked me to investigate Kyle Jenner's lips to judge whether they're natural or enhanced. I feel like the Jason Blaha of the plastic surgery world. Lol what dumbfucks. Here are realtime pics, without filters, of her controversial lips. You judge. Seriously... who gives a flying fuck. I did this . Only because someone paid me. Deed done.
Blaha is at it again! This time he targets iSatori's Bio-Gro, a product Marc Lobliner, P.O.G. and Nick Wright NWB has popularized. Supposedly all of those who took this product cashed in their "natty" card. Youtubers Nick Wright, Chris Jones, Maxx Chewning, Vince Garza, Vann Brah and a few others have been documented taking this product which supposedly contains banned substances.
Click the pic to see the video.
Chris Jones shares his thoughts on bio-gro Marc Lobliner's response
Jerry Ward's (bios3training) response Luimarco's response
Nick Wright Responds
*iSatori
^Candito's response to Marc Lobliner^
Here are a few responses from Marc Lobliner, Including an offensive e-mail sent to him all because of bio-gro...smh
Screenshots Jason Blaha posted to support his accusations
Here is a screen shot from the iSatori's website from the FAQ section on bio-gro
Here's the link to iSatori's bio-gro FAQ: http://www.isatori.com/Bio-Gro-P1.aspx
Jason Blaha's Video on amino spiking nonsense to sell over priced "garbage" Marc Lobliner's Response To Jas... I mean "youtubers" on the amino spiking issue
Vann Brah's Video Putting These Two On Blast!
*update June 8 11:41pm pst* these two are trying their best to avoid the elephant in the room *update June 8 11:41pm pst*
These two have a knack for throwing jabs at each other and then denying the direction it was thrown... as if we're really that fucking stupid! Lobliner releases a video about Body-fortress being sued for amino spiking and that he was the FIRST to call out companies for doing this. Blaha then releases a video saying that amino spiking nonsense is being used to sell overpriced garbage...
This video that Bro... I mean... Quest Nutrition uploaded was the cause for all this commotion. Alan Aragon, Gandalf of Nutrition, unleashes his rage on what was supposed to be a "scientific" based company. I'm Interested in what youtubers (Matty Fusaro, Tony Do, Chelsea Karabin etc...) have to say on this matter. A few of them have been sent on an all expense paid trip to Los Angeles courtesy of quest. Will they stay true to their information or will they sell out to broscience for the sake of $$? *update* Tony Do and Chelsea have stuck to their guns with their belief in nutrition. The supplement industry can be enticing and may suede some to go bro (like quest nutrition), but even these smaller youtube channels aren't buying into it.
