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RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - Tracefl0w - 07-02-2019
Showing veins can be good, however having multiple vericose veins all over is not something to be proud about. It comes from damaging the walls of the veins from improperly supporting the individuals vascular system to handle the stress they have from the workouts. Being dehydrated and taking excessive or improperly balanced supplements and/or hormones, is not exactly an admirable feature in my books.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - mothered - 07-02-2019
(07-02-2019, 09:05 AM)Johny_Bonny Wrote: Body builders are pushing they're bodies to the limit. The satisfaction you get when see your muscles grow creates addiction,
I think this describes It perfectly.
Very well said In the rest of your post.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - mothered - 09-13-2021
(09-13-2021, 12:38 PM)raciohurg Wrote: I always went to the gym and did not use illegal drugs in order to gain muscle mass or lose weight, I have always been an adherent of natural growth, and as a result, I gained 30 pounds of dry muscle mass in 2 years of hard trainingAs a matter of Interest, what did your diet consist of?
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - Fortunatos - 10-11-2021
It looks terrible, especially if you imagine that the veins could explode inside. I've seen it in my life and it's horrible.
I'm in the process of improving my body too, but I definitely won't get to that point because I value my health more than appearing bigger than Kilimanjaro.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - Oni - 10-12-2021
(10-11-2021, 11:56 PM)Fortunatos Wrote: It looks terrible, especially if you imagine that the veins could explode inside. I've seen it in my life and it's horrible.
I'm in the process of improving my body too, but I definitely won't get to that point because I value my health more than appearing bigger than Kilimanjaro.
Lots of people end up doing steroids or injuring themselves in competition. Exercising to be healthy or physically fit, is definitely different than doing it simply for appearance sake.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - mothered - 10-12-2021
(10-12-2021, 01:01 AM)Oni Wrote: Lots of people end up doing steroids or injuring themselves in competition.Moreover, many bodybuilders have died from steroid abuse.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - barduke - 10-27-2021
(09-13-2021, 12:38 PM)raciohurg Wrote:Quote:My diet consists of oatmeal, milk, honey, and one banana for breakfast. I like to have a big bowl of rice (around two cups) with 400g of chicken or meat and many veggies. As for dinner, I usually drink 1L of milk with eggs and veggies. For snacks, I like to consume nuts or fruits. In short, you need to include a lot of protein in your diet. I've been encouraged to take supplements; however, I'm not a fan of "artificial muscle builders." Lately, I decided to try it and did in-depth research online to find the most natural and safe supplements. In case you're wondering, I tried out SARMs (Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators) like these https://rats.army/ , and it's been working just fine. I didn't experience any side effects yet, and I think it's a safer steroids alternative.I always went to the gym and did not use illegal drugs in order to gain muscle mass or lose weight, I have always been an adherent of natural growth, and as a result, I gained 30 pounds of dry muscle mass in 2 years of hard training
I believe you. I went from a thin 180lbs to a lean 220lbs with proper training, diet, supplementation, and sleep.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - mothered - 10-28-2021
(10-27-2021, 06:14 PM)barduke Wrote: I went from a thin 180lbs to a lean 220lbs with proper training, diet, supplementation, and sleep.In my view, diet/supplementation play an Integral role In losing fat and gaining muscle mass.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - Jordy Larsson - 12-25-2021
(10-12-2021, 02:59 AM)mothered Wrote:No one knows what they died from. There are no dependable researches about it.(10-12-2021, 01:01 AM)Oni Wrote: Lots of people end up doing steroids or injuring themselves in competition.Moreover, many bodybuilders have died from steroid abuse. If I am not mistaken a lot of bodybuilders in the UK have health insurance because without this thing you are at great risk since the cost for Medicare is much too high.
RE: Body Builders At A Dangerous Level - mothered - 12-26-2021
(12-25-2021, 09:24 PM)Jordy Larsson Wrote: No one knows what they died from. There are no dependable researches about it.No doubt a post-mortem would've been carried out on many, thus determined the cause of death.