I was wondering what everyday drugs, hinder or effect muscle gains?? what about things like tylenol or anything in foods?? how about things people would never think of wether its a drug/food/or action.
any information is welcome!
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I was wondering what everyday drugs, hinder or effect muscle gains?? what about things like tylenol or anything in foods?? how about things people would never think of wether its a drug/food/or action.
any information is welcome!
ibuprofin reduces inflammation and DOMS symptoms, but may also delay muscle recovery, especially in distance runners.
excessive alcohol will dehydrate you. dehydrated muscles tend to break down much faster.
i don't know anymore off the top of my head, but here are definitely more out there.
acetamenophen....or however the fuck you spell it is almost as harsh on the liver as AAS orals
tylenol is not even close to oral AS in terms of liver toxicity on a per mg basis, but none-the-less bad for you.
thought of another...
caffeine at night will ruin sleep and hurt recovery and growth.
allergy meds often cause drowsiness; decreased endocrine function
corticosteroids (catabolic steroids) causes weakened immunity, leading to possible sickness and infections, not to mention their very strong catabolic effects.
Antibiotics it takes your immune system down.As to achohol yes the doc is right but if you drink a pint or 2 of water before you go to be that will stop that....
hold on i will copy the study of the effects of vicoden vs an oral AAS....the people who used vicoden had higer liver values then the people on aas....vicoden has acetamenophen in it...750 mg's a pop...on a mg per mg basis it might not be as bad....but over all...pill for pill basis it is
yeah... acetometaphin AND codiene
shit.. im guily of all this stuff. I bet quit with the pain meds, but Ive had a headache for 6 days!!
hydrocodone actually....but who is counting....tylonal II and three are the ones that have codiene
well, arent they all opiate derived.. and harsh on the liver?
In adults, hepatic toxicity has rarely been reported with acute overdoses of less than 10 g and fatalities with less than 15 g. Importantly, young children seem to be more resistant than adults to the hepatotoxic effect of an acetaminophen overdose. Despite this, the measures outlined below should be initiated in any adult or child suspected or having ingested an acetaminophen overdose.
I've know people to take 14 tylenol 3's and yes they are out of there mind.
reefer causes a big estrogen dump into the system
i guess most potheads rellay dont care if they acquire gyno though.
I've smoke a lot over the last year (a quarter pound in 10 days over Christmas) and I haven't had any gyno problems. I haven't smoked in a while now though..partly cause I got busted!!!
man, talk about a MARY christmas!
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Anything that reduces the metabolic rate can adversely affect gains. Anything that directly influences the liver can slow down protein synthesis.
Opiates such as codeine (tylenol #3, codeisan, perduretas), hydrocodone (vicodin), oxycodone (percodan, roxicet, tylox), hydromorphone (dilaudid), and the family of methadones (nubain, demorol, darvon, talwin) do not have hepatic toxicity but would hurt gains because of a slower metabolism and lowering of your aggression levels.
Street drugs are obviously a big no no. Pot adversely affects hormone levels and fat burning. And on and on enough said ...
bump one more time, thanks guys
How about sleeping pills? Do sleeping pills hinder gains when taken at night?:unsure:
does anyone know about what LitteMeth posted? I'd be interested in that too.
When you spoke of allergy meds causing a decrease in endocrine function where you refering to allergy meds that can drowsiness or all allergy meds. I currently take clariton on a fairly regular basis, how much of an effect do they have (if in fact non-drowsy allergy meds such as clariton do decrease endocrine function).Quote:
Originally posted by Dr.Evil
tylenol is not even close to oral AS in terms of liver toxicity on a per mg basis, but none-the-less bad for you.
thought of another...
caffeine at night will ruin sleep and hurt recovery and growth.
allergy meds often cause drowsiness; decreased endocrine function
corticosteroids (catabolic steroids) causes weakened immunity, leading to possible sickness and infections, not to mention their very strong catabolic effects.