[...] train with weights three days a week. Although you probably couldn't find a single steroid-assisted athlete who trains only three days a week , there's absolutely no reason why a three-day-a-week routine couldn't work for many natural athletes. As long as your routine attacked the whole body and you worked to failure on each set, you could [...]
[...] LIMELIGHT ALL THAT MUCH, ALL HE DOES IS ONE SHOW A YEAR. I guess we just have to put it under the category of the Bermuda Triangle or Rosewell…..No one is really quite sure why these mystical events occur, but they do… THE OTHER DAY I GOT OFF THE PHONE WITH A GUY WHO SWORE THAT HE "KNOWS" THAT YOU USE 1 GRAM OF TEST PER DAY 365 DAYS PER YEAR. [...]
[...] pill and the magic routine, and start looking at how genotype met environment to produce the phenotype you see looking at you in the mirror, how it does so in others, and why. Chances are 100% that you are doing a bunch of stuff right (what "works for you"), but without having a clue as to why, while also doing a bunch of stuff wrong (which [...]
[...] role anti-estrogens play in post-cycle testosterone recovery. Most specifically, I will be detailing what a proper post-cycle ancillary drug program looks like, and explain why anti-estrogens alone are not effective during this window of time. References: 1. Hormonal effects of an antiestrogen, tamoxifen, in normal and oligospermic men. [...]
[...] Superdrol is not progestational, it is non-aromatizable, and even anti-estrogenic. But this said, it is worth reminding you that no one is clear on what the reasons are for why people get gyno. It can occur even in people using substances with these characteristics. One tester thought he could be having some early symptoms of gyno, although on [...]
[...] revision of ECA potentially yields a safer and more efficacious "stack". Before we enter into our discussion of our newly formulated "stack", we feel it necessary to discuss why we feel that ephedrine is an unsuitable compound based on it's relatively poor safety performance. Ephedrine Ephedrine's {alpha-benzene-methanol} role as one of the key [...]
[...] hyperemia, a.k.a. "THE PUMP"! The pump is not just a "side effect" of exercise. For muscle-building purposes, the pump is the main goal of exercise. No one can say for sure why pumping up an undeveloped muscle will make it grow, but experience shows that it does...every time, always, no exceptions! (all other factors like proper food and rest [...]
[...] computer to compare my goodies with pictures of legit gear on the internet. Yesiree, I had the real deal. Now I just had to wait for the rest of my stack. I couldn’t imagine why my other injectable was taking so long. Impatient, I contacted my supplier who informed me it would be coming soon. Another few days passed. I really needed to get [...]
[...] may not have been an MMA bout, but the 23-year-old Mousasi completely destroyed respected K-1 veteran Musashi at K-1 “Premium 2008 Dynamite." The fight brilliantly displayed why the Dutch-bred, Armenian-born Mousasi is one of the sport's most enthralling young fighters. 4. Nate Marquardt (28-8-2) In a must-win bout against Wilson Gouveia at UFC [...]
[...] than thirty percent more than other food sources. This increase in metabolic rate, called the thermic effect, is a key factor in body fat reduction and is one of the reasons why a high protein intake tends to promote fat loss. However, by ingesting a protein supplement that is in liquid form and thus will be assimilated much faster than its [...]
[...] on the other hand, we had to wait for a new facility to be built and retooled, which took about six months. Finally, the plant was up and running and producing T2. But why all this fuss over one dietary supplement? It's very simple. T2 is the most potent non-prescription thyroid-hormone analogue available. In fact, in many aspects, it's [...]
Wrzucam jako przydatną (no, może z wyjątkiem pozycji nr 6 na liście ) ciekawostkę najnowszy ranking wyników sprzedaży supli w USA pochodzący ze sklepu bodybuilding.com. Dane zostały zebrane 12 grudnia, więc są jak najbardziej świeżutkie: Top 50 Products Of November, 2006: Updated December 12th For The Previous Month''s Sales 1. Optimum 100% Whey [...]
[...] enough veggies in our diets. Heck, we recommend increasing veggie intake over, and over, and over 45 again, yet many of our clients still don’t eat enough. And we understand why - it’s difficult to get 10 servings of fruits and veggies a day; and that’s what we want our athletes taking in. So, what can we do to ensure our athletes are getting [...]
[...] choice than clomid. It will not solve the problem of bad cholesterol levels during Steroid use, but will help to contain the problem to a larger degree. Another reason why I promote the use of Nolvadex over Clomid post-cycle (as if being 3-4 times stronger and having more of a direct effect on restoring natural test wasn't enough) is [...]
[...] (hamstrings), the biceps femoris (middle level) and the semitendinosus (distal level) increased in size with no change in the semimembranosus. It isn’t clear why certain muscles grow while others did not. Furthermore, it is difficult to make comparisons between studies since they often use different exercise protocols and [...]
[...] active in making leptin as well, for what are assuredly hormonal reasons. As well, women's brains may respond differently to changes in leptin. This may explain part of why women have a harder time dieting. In this vein, there is also data (in animals) suggesting a difference in how the brain responds to the hormones insulin and leptin with [...]
[...] No. Those under the age of 21 should not use prohormones, and there are many reasons given for this, some real and some imagined. Many of the arguments given for why younger people should not take prohormones are based on very bad science. These scare tactics and faulty arguments are partially understandable, since the main reasons [...]
[...] grams of soy protein. Sounds like soy is a "can't miss" product, but is it? In this article we'll uncover the darker side of supposedly innocent soy and show you why you might not choose to include it in your otherwise healthy diet. Many papers have exhorted the benefits of soy, but as the saying goes "if it sounds too good to be [...]
[...] in the tissues when the diet is rich in saturated fats. 42 * Saturated 18-carbon stearic acid and 16-carbon palmitic acid are the preferred foods for the heart, which is why the fat around the heart muscle is highly saturated.43 The heart draws on this reserve of fat in times of stress. * Short- and medium-chain saturated fatty acids have [...]