#3276116 - 12/07/08 08:20 PM
Re: Human Growth Hormone
[Re: Lewis]
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Relix
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ah HGH isn't a steroid...
to the OP, HGH only works in injection form, the HGH it's self is to big to be absorbed though the lining of your stomach & intestines..
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#3276165 - 12/07/08 08:30 PM
Re: Human Growth Hormone
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Euphoricuck
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i posted this in the fitness thread... just found it..
that growth hormone gut
steroids arent that bad for you if you're a bodybuilder, especially taken in small quantities. They drop the amount of fat on your body, increase your muscle mass, and if you choose the right steroids to take, pose little risk for liver damage. Personally I have no desire to take steroids, but I am interested in lifting weights just to stay in shape, and it's nearly impossible to not notice the freaks of nature walking around today because of steroids and other drugs.
You can see pretty dramatically what happened when body builders first started using steroids. Remember that testosterone is a steroid and one of the most effective ones so ever since the 50's bodybuilders have been on some sort of steroids. You have to go back pretty far to find natural bodybuilders.
6 foot 1 inch, 216 pounds.
that's steve reeves. He was in a few movies as hercules, basically you look at him and realize the epitome of muscle development in a natural male human. You go look at ancient greek statues like the discus thrower
There's this natural limit that humans have had for the past ten thousand years. Really it's not hard to tell someone who is natural compared to someone who is on steroids. There's this smoothness to the skin and the muscles a sleekness that a natural athlete has. Someone on steroids will have a puffed up look, their muscles full of water from the steroids, in addition to additional muscle gains from the drugs.
Once we get to the 1950's everyone gets on the steroids in bodybuilding, and you have some fantastic physiques. No they aren't natural but they look human, in a sort of slightly better than human way.
Arnold had a great look.
6 foot 2 inches, 235 pounds. Somewhere between 5 and 10 percent of arnold's muscle mass was due to steroids.
That's the steroid era, from 1950 up to 1985, everyone was on steroids, Dianabol, testosterone, winstrol, but there's a limit to how much you can gain from steroids no matter how much you take, human beings don't just grow infinitely by taking more and more steroids. In fact, some people have better muscle receptors that activate when they take steroids than others, so a lot of the top echelon of bodybuilding is genetic in nature. That is, the genetic ability of their bodies to respond to the steroids.
In 1985, though everything changed. The capabilities of steroids were maxed out. You had bodybuilders at 5 foot 10 inches weighing up to 240 or so, but that's it. Gigantic to be sure but maxed out. In 1985, it all changed. Synthetic human growth hormone (HGH) along with IGF (insulin growth factor) became available. In addition bodybuilders began experimenting with insulin. These drugs don't act like steroids they don't act on the muscles, they act on every cell in the human body. Insulin was used to pack nutrients and glycogen into the cells, HGH was used to create growth in the size of all cells in the body. In particular with IGF, insulin and HGH, body growth happened in the internal body organs, intestines, ears, the nose, and even the bones in the face.
With this cocktail of ordinary steroids like ordinary testosterone along with HGH, IGF insulin the barrier was broken and bodybuilders added about 50 more pounds to their bodies. That is where we have been in body building for the last 20 years. It is ugly, freaky and disgusting.
ronnie coleman 5'11" 300 pounds. It's like he's got a turtle for a belly.
It's not just body builders though, other athletes have HGH gut, like Chuck Liddell
Human growth hormone don't forget will grow your ears out too. I'm sure part of Chuck's big ears are from that HGH he's taking.
I actually don't mind the steroid look in bodybuilders. It's not for me, but I like looking at freaks. I admit it. I just wish bodybuilders and athletes would stop it with the HGH and IGF.
Bodybuilders in particular are prone to lying about what HGH and IGF are doing. they say that that someone's big belly is caused by eating too much at once, instead of small meals all day or that it's caused by doing too many crunches, or some other random explanation, but all you need to do is go back to bodybuilders in 1985 and earlier and you can see they don't have that HGH gut.
I don't know if we can go backwards anymore. The freak level is so high in bodybuilding and pro wrestling, that it's almost impossible for these athletes to (merely) take dianabol and testosterone and get merely huge, they are taking the stuff that turns them into bloated turtle bellied freaks. I guess there's no middle ground here. On one hand you have people who want every competition to be all natural, on the other hand, you have people who say let the athletes do whatever they want with their bodies.
it was copied from a website i came across.
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