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jc21 Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 107) |
posted February 16, 2000 12:54 PM
  
Sometimes i cant get to sleep because i am so exited about my next cycle, going to the gym the next day or competing. when i do get to sleep that is all i dream about. anyone else have this problem? IP: Logged |
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christian918 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 31) |
posted February 16, 2000 01:00 PM
Absolutely, I have dreams about lifting quite often, then I wake up and realize the gym doesn't open for 6 more hours, hard to get back to sleep. Its worse on off days, cause I know I have to wait. stay big, Christian IP: Logged |
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oversized Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 49) |
posted February 16, 2000 01:01 PM
WOW that could lead to one hell of and addiction problem. I look forward to my next injection from time to time but i never loose sleep over it. Be careful don't let the gear run your life man. This comming from one concerned bro to the next. This stuff is exciting to experiment with but not to get carried away with. jut keep it in control ok man. Don't wanna hear you posting a topic saying "Almost died because i stacked to much too fast" oversized IP: Logged |
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dsnuts Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 7) |
posted February 17, 2000 01:18 AM
DUE DONT WORRY ABOUT IT. THAT IS NATURAL AND IT WILL PUSH YOU TO GREAT HEIGHTS. EVERYONE IS ADDICTED TO SOMETHING: FOOD, PUSSY, ALCOHOL, GAMBLING ETC. GEAR IS A GOOD ADDICTION. AND DONT LISTEN TO THAT DUDE, YOU HAEV TO TAKE SO MUCH SHIT IT WOULD BREAK YOU BEFORE IT WILL REALLY HURT YOU I TOOK ALMOST 5 GRAMS A WEEK FOR 13 MONTHS AND NEVER HAD A SINGLE NEGATIVE EFFECT OTHER THAN A LIMP DICK FOR A MONTH OR SO. IP: Logged |
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