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    To ice or not to ice? The truth about ice baths…

    You’ve probably seen some athletes or fitness buffs jumping into a tub of ice-cold water after a hard workout. They say it helps them recover faster and feel better. But is that true? And is it safe for everyone? Here’s what you need to know about ice baths. What are ice baths? Ice baths are...
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    Truth about Test Flu

    “Test flu” is a term used to describe a set of symptoms that are sometimes experienced by individuals who are taking AAS, particularly Testosterone. The condition is characterized by flu-like symptoms, including fatigue, fever, muscle aches, joint pain, and headache. The onset of test flu...
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    Bodybuilding and mental health: the therapeutic effects of strength training

    In the quest for physical excellence, it’s easy to overlook the significant impact that bodybuilding and strength training can have on mental well-being. Beyond sculpting muscles and developing one’s physique, regular strength training has emerged as a powerful tool to manage stress, anxiety...
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    The effects of alcohol on exercise, performance and recovery

    For many of us, the desire to maintain an active, healthy lifestyle and a nice physique doesn’t mean we’re willing to give up the occasional social gatherings where alcohol is involved. However, we must recognize and respect the potential impact that alcohol consumption can have on our bodies...
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    Learning from legends of the past: Sandow, Hackenschmidt and Atlas

    In the modern era of bodybuilding, advanced equipment, supplements, hormones, and science-based training programs dominate the scene. However, the roots of bodybuilding date back to a time when simplicity, dedication, and willpower were key. Early 20th-century bodybuilders like Eugen Sandow...
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    Under the scope: RAD 140

    It is a third generation SARM, being investigated by Radius Health with the aim of serving for TRT and as a treatment for prostate or breast cancer with the fewest possible side effects. Pros Has a potency similar to testosterone, mg for mg has a great potency. Has a half-life of 60 hours...
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    Glutathione 101

    Glutathione is an antioxidant peptide found in most living organisms, including humans, animals, plants and fungi. Its job is to fight oxidative stress and prevent free radicals from damaging the body. Glutathione is popular among enhanced bodybuilders because it protects and regenerates the...
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    The ultimate male enhancement stack

    Let’s have fun today. What can you take to make your sex life as fun and memorable as possible? How can you not only improve your enjoyment, but leave an amazing impression on your partner and make sure they have a great time as well? In this article, I’ll be sharing my go-to pre-sex stack with...
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    Carnitine: The perfect supplement

    We will use injectable L-carnitine, it can be administered both intramuscularly (IM) and subcutaneously (Subq), the minimum dose will be 400mg daily and the maximum… has not been established but I use 800mg + consume 60 to 90 grams os simple carbs or inject 8 to 10 IUs of fast acting insulin...
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    Creatine and beta-alanine – One formidable combination

    If you have any interest in bodybuilding or even training in general, you’ve probably heard of creatine supplementation. Being one of the most studied supplements out in the market, there are hundreds of studies and articles proving its effectiveness and safety. Basically, the way creatine...
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    Ursolic Acid – The perfect supplement?

    Ursolic acid is a pentacyclic triterpenoid first identified in apple waxes as early as 1920, but can also be found in the peels of many fruits, as well as in herbs and spices like rosemary, basil, oregano and thyme. It’s more commonly used today in cosmetic products due to its ability to improve...
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    Vitamin C – How much of it do you really need?

    The human body uses a significant amount of vitamin C to alleviate or prevent several forms of infections and inflammation, including colds, pneumonia, herpes outbreaks and many others. Not only that, but vitamin C is also helpful in pretty much all “healing situations” that your body may be...
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    Pterostilbene: what is it and potential benefits

    In the quest for improved health and athletic performance, science continually uncovers remarkable compounds found in nature. One such substance is pterostilbene, a naturally-occurring compound with an incredible potential to positively impact both our physical and mental well-being. Derived...
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    The double-edged sword of caffeine

    We all know caffeine, a naturally occurring stimulant found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, and various supplements, has long been present in the routines of athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Its ability to enhance alertness, focus, physical performance and even help shed fat due to its...
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    Protein powders: what differs between them

    Achieving your fitness goals, particularly when it comes to building muscle and conquering a nice physique, requires a complete approach that includes proper nutrition, exercise, endocrine conditions and recovery. One of the most important components of this equation is protein intake, the...
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    Berberine: what is it and what can it do for you?

    Many people looking for better athletic performance and trying to get a better physique are turning to natural supplements. Berberine, a chemical found in various plants, has become well-known for its potential benefits in promoting overall health and performance. In this article, we’ll take a...
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    Glycerol as a pre-workout: improving performance and hydration

    It’s no secret that athletes and fitness enthusiasts are continually seeking innovative ways to optimize their performance and enhance their training outcomes. When it comes to supplements, one particular substance that has been around in the fitness world for a long time but has gained...
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    EAAs – Essential amino acids for bodybuilding and performance

    When it comes to bodybuilding, achieving optimal muscle growth and recovery is the number one priority. To support these goals, athletes will turn to various nutritional supplements, and among the most promising options are Essential Amino Acid (EAA) supplements. These supplements provide the...
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    8 myths about creatine and the reality of it

    Creatine is probably the most widely researched and popular supplement in the fitness and bodybuilding world. Despite its proven benefits, many myths and misconceptions continue to surround its use, especially by the general population. This article aims to debunk common myths about creatine...
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    Stomach health guide: Prebiotics

    Prebiotics are substances that nourish specific microorganisms in the intestine, favoring the growth of populations of beneficial bacteria (generally the prebiotics are polysaccharides and oligosaccharides). They stimulate the increase in the population of bacteria such as bifidobacteria and...

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