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Originally Posted by Mimetic 
On the note of steroids, I'm no expert with cycles, but I definitely agree that they aren't as bad as media and society in general portrays, I have mates who have done several cycles and are fine, but my point was that perhaps actors cannot afford to take the risk.
Supplements make a difference, depending on your goals, but are obviously no substitute for a good diet. I make better progress when I'm on protein, creatine, l-glutamine and nitric oxide pre-workout. Try telling professional bodybuilders that "supplements do nothing".
Supplements make a difference, depending on your goals, but are obviously no substitute for a good diet. I make better progress when I'm on protein, creatine, l-glutamine and nitric oxide pre-workout. Try telling professional bodybuilders that "supplements do nothing".
Actors CAN afford to take the risk. When you have millions of dollars hanging on the fact that you NEED to look jacked for your role, you bet these actors are gonna do some off the counter shit. Take a look at Butler in 300 or Craig in the new bond films. Their JOB is to be/look big. You bet that they are gonna do something about it. AND they don't have YEARS to train like we do... Just months.
