Reply With QuoteYes it prevents muscle growth.
You're 16... you shouldn't be drinking anyway.
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12-14-2006, 12:32 PM #1Registered User
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How much does alchohol affect muscle growth and mass? Does it?
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12-14-2006, 12:35 PM #3Ned Sexy ELITE MEMBER
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nowa days its normal for 16 year olds to do drugs and drink.
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It was when I was 16 too.
Originally Posted by skitzo
Doesn't mean it's right. The younger you start, the more likely it will develop into a problem.
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I'm by no means an alchoholic or anything, but I do enjoy good party, mainly its because that's where I meet my women.
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Yea in a few months he will be asking for feedback on an AAS cycle he is planning. Originally Posted by IainDaniel
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12-14-2006, 02:48 PM #9Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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read my post at the end of this stickie.
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I know you are 16 and have the "it can't happen to me" attitude... but this is exactly how every alcoholic started out. Nobody sets out to be an addict of anything when they are first starting out but somehow there sure seems to be a lot of them. Originally Posted by cwa2008
I'm by no means an alchoholic or anything, but I do enjoy good party, mainly its because that's where I meet my women.
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With all the things you quotted from Jodi I say bottoms up. Now and then in moderation its ok. However if you are serious about what you are doing then definitly try and cut it out all together. Besides you are 16 how often could you possibly drink? I know at 16 I had never touched the stuff and didnt until I was 18. I was much to focused on my weights. And it shows today, and I am happy I left booze alone until I got older. And even at that, I wish I never touched it at all. Originally Posted by IainDaniel
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Well you make it sound like I club em over the head and take em back to the cave. Originally Posted by IainDaniel
You don't remember high school at all?
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Originally Posted by cwa2008
Well you make it sound like I club em over the head and take em back to the cave.
You don't remember high school at all?
I DO. Drunk girls
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Its not taking advantage if they want it
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12-14-2006, 10:20 PM #15Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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if you are 16yrs. old and drinking alcohol I think your first goal needs to be focusing on becoming a healthier person.
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That and education. Originally Posted by P-funk
I do admit I will get tanked every once in awhile, but it's pretty rare. I stayed away from it completley until a couple of weekends ago. I drank some beers then, then the following weekend too. Now, I probably won't drink again for quite awhile. It's more like a beer every once in awhile for me. Definatly not an everyday or even every weekend thing...DRSE Reconnaissance
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