I gained 6 pounds in the last week and a half 

bros, is it possible to get a fever after an intense workout? happened to me 2 weeks ago when i hit my PR on squats, crazy muscle aches, chills and fever
fukk no.....My diet is phenomenal... but at least once a week I give in to the sweet seduction of a Makers on the rocks. It's the one vice I can't entirely cut out. Is this shyt going to hold me back from being in the best shape I can be? How big a deal is 1 night of 1-3 drinks week? Or when I'm out with friends instead of in with a woman, 3-5 drinks? fukk, I can't resist the Brown Goddess.
fukk no.....
fukk no you don't need to cut it out... ideally you'd be drinking wine instead of whiskey... but wine every time out is for pussies....fukk no I don't need to cut it out? Or fukk no I shouldn't be doing it?
fukk no you don't need to cut it out... ideally you'd be drinking wine instead of whiskey... but wine every time out is for pussies....
Every international trip... we get a nice big bottle of Jameson. Its a Looney household staple
As long as you're not getting blackout drunk you should be fine.
fukk no you don't need to cut it out... ideally you'd be drinking wine instead of whiskey... but wine every time out is for pussies....
Every international trip... we get a nice big bottle of Jameson. Its a Looney household staple
As long as you're not getting blackout drunk you should be fine.
My diet is phenomenal... but at least once a week I give in to the sweet seduction of a Makers on the rocks. It's the one vice I can't entirely cut out. Is this shyt going to hold me back from being in the best shape I can be? How big a deal is 1 night of 1-3 drinks week? Or when I'm out with friends instead of in with a woman, 3-5 drinks? fukk, I can't resist the Brown Goddess.
New research from scientists at McMaster University reveals exercise-related testosterone and growth hormone do not play an influential role in building muscle after weightlifting, despite conventional wisdom suggesting otherwise.
The findings indicate that bodybuilders who look to manipulate those hormones through exercise routines are wasting their time.
in two separate studies, published in the Journal of Applied Physiology and the European Journal of Applied Physiology, researchers found anabolic hormones -- long thought to be essential for building a muscular frame -- do not influence muscle protein synthesis, the process that leads to bigger muscles.
The study, of 234 male athletes at one university, found that those who used performance enhancers -- ranging from steroids to stimulants to weight-loss supplements -- were more likely to admit to heavy drinking and using drugs like marijuana and cocaine.
Moreover, they also had elevated rates of alcohol- and drug-related problems, such as missing classes, failing tests or getting into fights
The men experienced gains in muscle mass that ranged from virtually nothing to more than 12 pounds, yet their levels of testosterone and growth hormone after exercise showed no relationship to muscle growth or strength gain.
Surprisingly, the researchers noted that cortisol -- considered to have the opposite effect of anabolic hormones because it reduces protein synthesis and breaks down tissue -- was related to the gain in muscle mass.