Thread: vascularity question

It has a lot to do with how hydrated you are. You will get good vascularity if you are properly hydrated.

yep! hydration...genetic predisposition, lower bodyfat, and high blood pressure if you're like me will give you plenty of vascularity! HAHA

some people have it and some people don't...but those are some ways you can bring it out alittle more if you like the freakshow look like me HAHA!

taking an NO product that DOESN'T have caffiene in it will blow you up a little too especially with the pump. The reason being.. NO is a vasodialoter..opens up your circulatory system..but most products have caffiene in it or TOO much. A litlte is okay..but too much caffiene does the opposite. Caffiene is a constrictor. If you have alot of caffiene in your NO supplement..it's worthless.

I think the biggest factors in your case are the amount of work your arms have been doing and the core temp of your body.

I've heard good things about PlasmaJet and vascularity, but I haven't seen any results myself.

It also has to do with how you are sitting, if you are constricting the axillary vein a little bit it can allow blood to pump in but won't drain back out as fast which will make them swell.

it obiviously has a lot to do with the amount of pump you have. but it also has to do with the temperature of your body. the amount of blood flowing through you veins has to do with two processes, vasoconstriction and vasodilation.

basically when your too warm vasodilation occurs, the muscular wall of your blood vessels relaxes and the wall widens, the blood flows closer to the surface of your skin, allowing you body to lose heat via radiation.
when you too cold vasoconstriction occurs, the muscular wall of you blood vessels tightens and the blood flow is moved further away from the surface of the skin, reducing the amount of heat lost via radiation.

vasodilation also occurs during training, widening the muscular wall and allowing greater blood flow to the muscles.

i have this really squiggly vein that pops. I know I am gettng leaner, but this happens only when i wake up in the morning...It cant be because of hydration, simply because I just went 8 hours without water.

Originally Posted by juggernaut

i have this really squiggly vein that pops. I know I am gettng leaner, but this happens only when i wake up in the morning...It cant be because of hydration, simply because I just went 8 hours without water.

Where is it?

I'm not saying it is vericose vein, but it makes a little since that it may be. Since you said you get it when you wake up that means you have been laying supine a long time allowing blood to accumulate in the vein in such a way. It goes away once the blood is pumped from muscle contraction.