AAAAcctually I read a study with 3 double blind control groups with one group using test and not training gaining more lean mass than the people who trained naturally for the same amount of time. of course the group that trained and juiced gained the most...duh!sweed said:someone that is a regualr person, works in a sedentary possition , doesn;t train and eat like an active person will gain squat. but if they do workout , diet and rest well, no matter where they work, actually sitting around all day would be better for gains, than for someone like a carpenter, then they would gain nicely.
Quadsweep said:AAAAcctually I read a study with 3 double blind control groups with one group using test and not training gaining more lean mass than the people who trained naturally for the same amount of time. of course the group that trained and juiced gained the most...duh!
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Not to mention how difficult it would be to workout blind.Koivu_11 said:double blinded? you gotta know if you're working out or not!
just kidding, I know it's double blinded about the testosterone...
Cows also grow to 700 lbs eating grass.Blut Wump said:They pour the stuff into cattle, fina mostly, just to get them to grow by standing around all day and chomping.
gettinripped said:why would you even consider it?? kinda of a dumb question imo.
CENTURION44 said:your appetite would go thru the roof....your calorie intake woulld then double and hence the no activity....your not burning off the calories...YOU WOULD GET FAT....im sure you might put on some muscle mass due to everyday movement but notihing noticeable
glennds said:that might be a good thing if you have experienced wasting from chemotherapy, AIDS, a spinal cord injury.
a normal person may get fat but a seriuosly ill person may be able to put on some healthy weight. a too thin body can not perform normal functions or effectivelyh fight off oppurtunistic disease, like an anorexic.
CENTURION44 said:theyd get really really FAT
Muscle would be gained, but I don't think strength would increase.Koivu_11 said:If someone takes roids and eat well, while not training they should actually gain muscle and strenght.
windymill said:If someone who led a sedentary lifestyle (sat at a desk all day, did no cardio or weights) took steroids, what would the effect be? Surely even in high doses it would have little of the effects that would be expected?
athlete.03 said:I know a Marine who shoots sust weekly and does only his training (infantry), no additional weights. He's grown more body hair, become fatter and his wife complains of body odor (I'm serious). I think it's aromatizing.
this is the correct answer. it is a stupid idea, it will not transform your body for the better. go to the fucking gym.CENTURION44 said:your appetite would go thru the roof....your calorie intake woulld then double and hence the no activity....your not burning off the calories...YOU WOULD GET FAT....im sure you might put on some muscle mass due to everyday movement but notihing noticeable
trying2grow101 said:i read somewhere 1000 mg a week or more even without training you would still gain muscle but that would be very stupid if your gonna be a lazy bastard then deal with looking like one
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