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scorpi_ местный житель
в ответ oxymel 19.01.15 21:56, Последний раз изменено 20.01.15 07:29 (scorpi_)
Какой вброс, такой и ответ. Просто у качков в принципе отсутствует понимание того, что их цели почти никому не нужны. Нет, они ведь считают, что о цели нарастить мясо как на убой должен мечтать каждый! Причем ради этой цели они готовы убивать здоровье анаболиками и прочими препаратами. Какая уж там может быть речь о том, чтобы быть здоровым, спортивным, подтянутым. Маразм короче.
Цирк уродцев
Although his renal function and proteinuria had significantly improved, the patient reported symptoms of severe depression related to changes in body image. He perceived himself as being too “skinny and weak” and complained of decreased libido. He wanted to resume bodybuilding but agreed to a reduced exercise regimen without supplements or hormones. Two months after restarting his exercise regimen, his weight increased to 267 lbs, his serum creatinine was 1.4 mg/dl, 24-h urine protein was 395 mg/d, and CrCl was 200 ml/min. At his next office visit, the patient reported feeling well but was dissatisfied with the muscle mass that he was able to achieve without supplements and hormones. Against his nephrologist's advice, he resumed his high-protein diet as well as the dietary supplements, testosterone, and growth hormone but at lower levels than previously. Six weeks after restarting supplements and hormones, his serum creatinine increased to 2.3 mg/dl and proteinuria increased to 4.7 g/d. He was advised to stop using supplements and hormones, decrease his protein intake, and decrease his workout regimen. The patient failed to comply, and 3.5 yr after restarting bodybuilding with hormones and supplements, the patient weighed 296 lbs (BMI 41.3 kg/m2) with creatinine of 2.4 mg/dl and 24-h urine protein of 14.1 g/d.
One of the men was unsatisfied with his body after discontinuing anabolic steroids and started taking them again. According to Herlitz, he said he'd rather go on dialysis than have a less bulky physique. facepalm
Цирк уродцев
Although his renal function and proteinuria had significantly improved, the patient reported symptoms of severe depression related to changes in body image. He perceived himself as being too “skinny and weak” and complained of decreased libido. He wanted to resume bodybuilding but agreed to a reduced exercise regimen without supplements or hormones. Two months after restarting his exercise regimen, his weight increased to 267 lbs, his serum creatinine was 1.4 mg/dl, 24-h urine protein was 395 mg/d, and CrCl was 200 ml/min. At his next office visit, the patient reported feeling well but was dissatisfied with the muscle mass that he was able to achieve without supplements and hormones. Against his nephrologist's advice, he resumed his high-protein diet as well as the dietary supplements, testosterone, and growth hormone but at lower levels than previously. Six weeks after restarting supplements and hormones, his serum creatinine increased to 2.3 mg/dl and proteinuria increased to 4.7 g/d. He was advised to stop using supplements and hormones, decrease his protein intake, and decrease his workout regimen. The patient failed to comply, and 3.5 yr after restarting bodybuilding with hormones and supplements, the patient weighed 296 lbs (BMI 41.3 kg/m2) with creatinine of 2.4 mg/dl and 24-h urine protein of 14.1 g/d.
One of the men was unsatisfied with his body after discontinuing anabolic steroids and started taking them again. According to Herlitz, he said he'd rather go on dialysis than have a less bulky physique. facepalm