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| Rank: Lightweight | i thought this had something to do with the amount of sodium in your body or something like that? well i just rememebr from watching this show a long time ago. im gonan have to look this up. you guys have me searching the net all day for stuff like this lol |
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| Rank: Lightweight | aight ill go through some a little bit. and advice to capone, i dont think you would want your skin to be thinner. if you work hard and keep yoru diet right you should be cool. im 285 and i see veins in my hands and a few on my arms. so if my big ass can see some im pretty sure you can do it, because i havent even been in the gym 3 weeks straight for who knows how long |
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| Rank: Lightweight | just looked it up on google. form what i read everybody here is right. the only thing i see different is some bodybuilders drinking wine before a contest. or doing whatever to lower the water in there body. but everybody here gave you great advice..........take it and run |
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| Rank: Bantamweight Experience: 10+ Years Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 618
Gender: | Vascularity is simply a factor of BF and genetics. Some people, even at lower BF still have minimal vascularity. Whereas, some people have vasularity in a moderate BF range. It all depends on where you personally fall. |
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| Rank: Bantamweight Experience: 10+ Years Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 618
Gender: | Quote:
Some people even take something like NoXplode, since that dilates the blood vessels. | |
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