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liquidanny
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Q: Was Reading some doctors replies to some dude's questions...this one cracks me up...
Are there supplements available that are just as effective as steroids, yet safer? [Mr. Dumbass after the watched the EAS tape on getting bigger...hehehe]
A: The only things as effective as steroids are other steroids. Despite the proclamations of some supplement distributors, usually in giant, 35-point type, no currently available supplement works like steroids. However, nutrients and supplements can be extremely effective, especially if your diet is lacking in some critical component or you're genetically predisposed to accept that nutrient or supplement. Biochemically, individuals vary enormously, and the interaction of genetics, coupled with the widely varying diets that each of us eats, makes it virtually impossible to gauge just what will work for one individual and what won't. That is why some supplements work better than others for some people, just as some people are genetically predispositioned to accept steroids more readily than others. Food supplements do have benefits that can't be overlooked -- they're generally safe, and they won't get you thrown into jail. But none of them build muscle as fast or as well as steroids. Period. [Way to go doc...at least you don't feed us bullshit like the pro bodybuilders...."I endorse the "beast" feel the primal power(bullshit)" hahahaha....]
Are there supplements available that are just as effective as steroids, yet safer? [Mr. Dumbass after the watched the EAS tape on getting bigger...hehehe]
A: The only things as effective as steroids are other steroids. Despite the proclamations of some supplement distributors, usually in giant, 35-point type, no currently available supplement works like steroids. However, nutrients and supplements can be extremely effective, especially if your diet is lacking in some critical component or you're genetically predisposed to accept that nutrient or supplement. Biochemically, individuals vary enormously, and the interaction of genetics, coupled with the widely varying diets that each of us eats, makes it virtually impossible to gauge just what will work for one individual and what won't. That is why some supplements work better than others for some people, just as some people are genetically predispositioned to accept steroids more readily than others. Food supplements do have benefits that can't be overlooked -- they're generally safe, and they won't get you thrown into jail. But none of them build muscle as fast or as well as steroids. Period. [Way to go doc...at least you don't feed us bullshit like the pro bodybuilders...."I endorse the "beast" feel the primal power(bullshit)" hahahaha....]
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