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'Bulking up' linked to heart disease risk in athletes

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samoan_muscle Veteran member

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not trying to pick a fight here. but the threads and this whole site arent here for fun. it can be enjoyed but they r here primarily so ppl can come join an online community of body builders and people interested in it and talk and learn about it.. if u want fun go play on bebo.

Yes Mr. 17 posts...I agree

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not trying to pick a fight here. but the threads and this whole site arent here for fun. it can be enjoyed but they r here primarily so ppl can come join an online community of body builders and people interested in it and talk and learn about it.. if u want fun go play on bebo.

Yes Mr. 17 posts...I agree

hey, well i gotta start somewhere.

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if u want fun go play on bebo.

iv recently found http://www.getbig.com to be quite a challenge in the smack talking department, there are some smart guys on there with some good come backs, its like the best of the best to c who can better who at taking the piss. its really hilarious alot of the time!!

Is SamWelly or anyone like him on there lol

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'Bulking up' linked to heart disease risk in athletes

Between February 2004 and June 2006, Miller and colleagues assessed 164 linemen and 346 non-linemen who, at the time, were 54 years old on average. Overall, they had been NFL players for about six years and had been retired for about 25 years.

:grin: :grin: :grin:

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'Bulking up' linked to heart disease risk in athletes

Between February 2004 and June 2006, Miller and colleagues assessed 164 linemen and 346 non-linemen who, at the time, were 54 years old on average. Overall, they had been NFL players for about six years and had been retired for about 25 years.

:grin: :grin: :grin:

Wow, you're obviously pointing out what the rubbish study was trying to say through rubbish journalism. I like you already, wanna go do some front squats?

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