Getting bigger....
.....no offense, but get a clue, its not natural, its a supplement, and has side effects. i like my kidneys and a healthy diet, drinking lots of water, and an exercise routine is natural, creatine is not smart ass. Educate yourself first, i have been in the industry for years, you post on covers for a living
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Well, not sure why you are going after Henry when I was here when you joined, watching you skip around here like peter pan asking how to get more green bars etc.....Love the part in which you say you've been in the industry for years, but Henry posts on here for a living. Well, if by years in the industry, you are implying you know about what you speak of, I guess that's where age and experience come in......You can thank Myself, Mugg, and Henry among others that see past your kiddie nonsense.
"thisguyiswise" has to be the
Facts below, that most all in here already knew except you......
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Creatine is, and always has been, a natural component of skeletal muscle. The only reason that creatine may seem like something new is a recent boom in scientific research in the area since the early 1990s. In a sense, creatine was rediscovered when world-class athletes became wise to the option of utilizing it to enhance their physical performance...............
.............In truth, however, creatine was identified as an indispensable part of skeletal muscle some time ago. Nearly two centuries ago (1835)........
...........In fact, meat and fish are the richest natural sources of creatine. Carnivores therefore, receive their creatine directly via dietary channels.......
..........When dietary creatine intake is restricted (or entirely absent) the body can produce creatine from amino acids made available during the digestion of foods.....Therefore, in one way or another, creatine is acquired from our diets. The production of new creatine (synthesis) principally takes place in the liver and kidneys
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Above "thisguyisadolt" , I quote yourself as saying creatine is unnatural and harmful to the kidneys, when in fact, it is produced naturally there as our bodies need it naturally in our diets. I believe that was right after you told Henry how much of an expert that you were and as a 26 year old, have been in the industry for "years".
I learned this shit in high school physiology..........
"thisguysisanattentionseekingspeakouthisassdolt"
.....no offense, but get a clue, its not natural, its a supplement, and has side effects. i like my kidneys and a healthy diet, drinking lots of water, and an exercise routine is natural, creatine is not smart ass. Educate yourself first, i have been in the industry for years, you post on covers for a living
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Well, not sure why you are going after Henry when I was here when you joined, watching you skip around here like peter pan asking how to get more green bars etc.....Love the part in which you say you've been in the industry for years, but Henry posts on here for a living. Well, if by years in the industry, you are implying you know about what you speak of, I guess that's where age and experience come in......You can thank Myself, Mugg, and Henry among others that see past your kiddie nonsense.
"thisguyiswise" has to be the
Facts below, that most all in here already knew except you......
___________________________________________________
Creatine is, and always has been, a natural component of skeletal muscle. The only reason that creatine may seem like something new is a recent boom in scientific research in the area since the early 1990s. In a sense, creatine was rediscovered when world-class athletes became wise to the option of utilizing it to enhance their physical performance...............
.............In truth, however, creatine was identified as an indispensable part of skeletal muscle some time ago. Nearly two centuries ago (1835)........
...........In fact, meat and fish are the richest natural sources of creatine. Carnivores therefore, receive their creatine directly via dietary channels.......
..........When dietary creatine intake is restricted (or entirely absent) the body can produce creatine from amino acids made available during the digestion of foods.....Therefore, in one way or another, creatine is acquired from our diets. The production of new creatine (synthesis) principally takes place in the liver and kidneys
______________________________________________________
Above "thisguyisadolt" , I quote yourself as saying creatine is unnatural and harmful to the kidneys, when in fact, it is produced naturally there as our bodies need it naturally in our diets. I believe that was right after you told Henry how much of an expert that you were and as a 26 year old, have been in the industry for "years".
I learned this shit in high school physiology..........
"thisguysisanattentionseekingspeakouthisassdolt"
you have the classic ectomorph physique, and if you're 6'1", 145 that means you're an extreme ectomorph. I hate to say never, but you will most likely not gain 40-50 lbs of solid mass unless you do use roids, and lots of it. if you eat a proper diet and workout regularly the best you can hope for is probably 20-25 lbs, and that would take a year or longer.
live with the fact that god gave you what you have and consider it a blessing. you said save the jokes cuz you've heard them all... that's probably why you want to change your body and improve your self image. but the same people who were making fun of you back then would probably kill to have your body now(but you probably heard that a lot, too)
I think a realistic goal would be adding 15-20 lbs. I know that's not what you want to hear, but once you start getting serious about fitness and nutrition you will immediately feel a change and understand it's more important to feel good than look good. I would also recommend doing it the natural way. you have a rigorous work schedule and it would be foolish to jeopardize your health and livelihood to impress some random strangers.
bol
you have the classic ectomorph physique, and if you're 6'1", 145 that means you're an extreme ectomorph. I hate to say never, but you will most likely not gain 40-50 lbs of solid mass unless you do use roids, and lots of it. if you eat a proper diet and workout regularly the best you can hope for is probably 20-25 lbs, and that would take a year or longer.
live with the fact that god gave you what you have and consider it a blessing. you said save the jokes cuz you've heard them all... that's probably why you want to change your body and improve your self image. but the same people who were making fun of you back then would probably kill to have your body now(but you probably heard that a lot, too)
I think a realistic goal would be adding 15-20 lbs. I know that's not what you want to hear, but once you start getting serious about fitness and nutrition you will immediately feel a change and understand it's more important to feel good than look good. I would also recommend doing it the natural way. you have a rigorous work schedule and it would be foolish to jeopardize your health and livelihood to impress some random strangers.
bol
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