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hormones in food
In a bodybuilding context, would the amount of growth hormones found in things like fast food and milk be enough to be beneficial for growth? Or would gains be better if you ate just clean?
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the issue is will a chemical like that survive the harsh environment of the stomach?
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The hormones injected into animals are to make them grow bigger to increase profits, when you buy and eat that it makes you fat. For milk you should buy organic (no homones added) and that has not been homogonized (cream floats to top).
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Originally Posted by bigss75
And more people die of lung cancer and aids and cancer. What's your point?Good Day
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pastuerization and homogenization generally go hand in hand. and you're still a jackass. Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob
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