Greg Doucette has always been brazen about his opinions on the fitness industry and the bodybuilding world. He does not shy away from giving his opinions on veteran bodybuilding icons and he also gives scientific evidence on the facts and figures that might be misleading the audience into the wrong path.

He recently shared an Instagram post about the fact that Americans have a very unhealthy way of living and their body fat count is higher than average.

Greg Doucette talks about the unhealthy eating habits of the Americans

He shared a video on Instagram that talked about the high percentage of fat that Americans have. The woman in the video narrated, “Here’s a little fascinating titbit for you. Americans, on average, have become fatter than pigs. It turns out that pigs on average have 16% body fat and the average American man has 28% body fat while the Average American woman has 40% body fat. Just thought that was interesting when I came across it.”

Doucette did not give any comments as such but just wrote about the supplements that he would be promoting and they were given in the bio. He captioned the post saying, “Americans are fatter than pigs. Link to supps in bio.”

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He also previously talked about the lowest percentage of body fat that bodybuilders sometimes have due to their competitions on the stage.

Greg Doucette criticized Chris Bumstead

In a previous YouTube video, the Guinness Book of World record winner, while criticizing Bumstead’s claim about his diet,  said, “Total calories ended up coming up to 3 700 calories, and that’s with 300 grams of protein and 370 grams of carbs.” Greg notes it down and remarks to clear the misconceptions, “He’s not eating five to six or seven thousand calories a day.”

Doucette emphasizes stated that, “Bulking up in the off-season. He’s mean gaining. He got his weight up as high as 269 pounds and said that it was too big. I have to cut back a little bit.” He figured that Bumstead ate 75 to 80 percent of the calories at his peak intake.

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He also mentioned the ideal body fat percentage for bodybuilders was 15. So what do you think about his opinions?