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Sust users: This is a Myth, right?

Redux said:
Considering using Sust with my winter cycle, but some local guys are telling me that sust, and all test for that matter, puts the meat mostly in your traps, regardless of your workout, and that this is where the whole "no-neck" phenomenon comes from.


>>> that is the most stupid statement I have ever heard . Like Ulter said , stop asking them questions .


Victor
 
Sh4dowF4lcon said:
They got it from their ass, thats where. If you train your legs your shoulders wont grow. Your question makes me wonder how old these kids are who have no idea, of what they speak.


LMFAO :LMAO
 
I remember reading on the net somewhere that some study showed that gear in general puts mass on your upper arms faster than anywhere else. Never heard the one about the traps though.
 
Actually, they aren't as crazy as it sounds, just misguided. The truth is that many studies of testosterone and body anthropometry have shown that must growth with androgens is mostly in the trunk and shoulder girdle. That is one of the things that makes a man a man in puberty. However, a recent study of deca showed growth mostly in the shoulder girdle and trunk, too. The point is, the more androgenic the substance, the more growth is concentrated in the trunk and shoulder girdle. The more "anabolic" and less androgenic, like say primo, the less classically "male" the resulting growth and buildup will be. However, there would be no difference between one testosterone preparation and another, and deca and eq won't avoid this androgenic look either. You would have to use only primo, and then your growth would be limited. Most people mix testosterone and a general less androgenic anabolic (deca or eq) for this reason. Lastly, it is primarily the broad shouldered thick look that makes a man look like a good-looking, strong man, so why would you want to avoid that? For your purposes too, the whole trunk and shoulder girdle are implicated in these studies, so you won't hit your traps and not your delts.
 
nydj66 said:
I remember reading on the net somewhere that some study showed that gear in general puts mass on your upper arms faster than anywhere else. Never heard the one about the traps though.


Shit. If that was the case I might actually have some arms worth showing off.
 
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