AS won't cut you up? Read this..
Ok, I have a theory. When you go through puberty, you lose fat. This is attributed to Test and GH levels increasing...right? Well, why wouldn't AS make you litterally lose/burn fat? It's proven that increased test levels burn fat. Everyone keeps saying that AS don't make you lose fat. I know cardio/diet/training have alot to do with it; but generally speaking, why wouldn't they burn fat?
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Re: AS won't cut you up? Read this..
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Originally posted by Big Rush
[B]It's proven that increased test levels burn fat.
Really? Where's the proof? Can you quote an authoritative source or an academic study that shows that Test burns fat?
Re: Re: AS won't cut you up? Read this..
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Originally posted by Ajax
Really? Where's the proof? Can you quote an authoritative source or an academic study that shows that Test burns fat?
No, damn ajax ya called me out :lol:
Re: Re: Re: AS won't cut you up? Read this..
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Originally posted by Big Rush
No, damn ajax ya called me out :lol:
:lol: :lol: :unsure:
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Re: AS won't cut you up? Read this..
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Originally posted by Big Rush
Ok, I have a theory. When you go through puberty, you lose fat. This is attributed to Test and GH levels increasing...right? Well, why wouldn't AS make you litterally lose/burn fat? It's proven that increased test levels burn fat. Everyone keeps saying that AS don't make you lose fat. I know cardio/diet/training have alot to do with it; but generally speaking, why wouldn't they burn fat?
Peace
The simple fact is AAS do not make you lose fat. When bringing puberty in the equation, we _CAN_ draw a direct correlation between hightened growth hormone levels and fat loss. Let's also not overlook the obvious here; pubertal growth involves the growing of bones, where your bodyweight is spread over a greater total area, hence the reason many tall guys find problems in increasing LBM due to their large bone structure.
Re: Re: AS won't cut you up? Read this..
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Originally posted by jbrand
The simple fact is AAS do not make you lose fat. When bringing puberty in the equation, we _CAN_ draw a direct correlation between hightened growth hormone levels and fat loss. Let's also not overlook the obvious here; pubertal growth involves the growing of bones, where your bodyweight is spread over a greater total area, hence the reason many tall guys find problems in increasing LBM due to their large bone structure.
GOOD POINT, JBrand:lift: :eat: