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As he should have been for the past 10 years.youngBuilder said:Does the distended stomach evr go away following disconitnuation?? I know for this year's Mr Olyimpia, "growth guts" are going to be marked down. So unless that goes away with time through discontinuation, good ol' ronnie coleman is gonna be marked down for his belly.
And people wonder why BBers die young .. Like i said before,i think AAS is probably one of the best things a BBer does for himself,as long as they are reasonable about itliquid said:When you push the imits of body size this is unavoidable, to some extent, barring exceptional genetics. Of course growth and IGF exasberate the condition but seriously when the body size is increased to 50% more than its natural size the organs that are needed to process the nurtients to sustain this size will grow (sometimes unproportianately) to the size of the body. Unforunately in the world of 300lb body builders, big guts will be the norm. If you want more asthetically pleasing physiques then they will be smaller, as in the younger days of bodybuilding. This is physiology and you really can not get away from it, aside from maybe using an IV to supply nutrients, or rare gentics.
This sounds like the biggest load of crap Ive heard.liquid said:When you push the imits of body size this is unavoidable....when the body size is increased to 50% more than its natural size the organs that are needed to process the nurtients to sustain this size will grow (sometimes unproportianately) to the size of the body.
I think GH follows the evolution of BBing, not some theory of growing organs because of high food intake or high bodyweight.liquid said:"This sounds like the biggest load of crap Ive heard."
well Bob, everyone has an opinion but if you ever get a chance ask a doctor about this. preferably an expert on physiology, however there are not that many good ones around, that is why I say ask a doctor they have limited knowledge but this is a pretty simple concept. I guess another way to say it is the stomach and digestive track will grow to accomodate the rest of the body. just curious as to why you would say that it sounds like a load of crap? It almost sounds too simple, but it is true and is clearly represented by evolution of bodybuilding.