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Re: Can supplements be bad for you?
by
HammaSan
on 05/02/2020, 22:02:34 UTC
These products seduce young people with the promise of accelerating muscle mass gain. However, using it on your own can have serious health consequences.
Teenagers, especially those born in the digital age, want everything for yesterday. It is not for nothing that many of them wish to exchange the child's body for a more muscular or defined version in the shortest possible time. Stepping into the gym, they are an easy audience for sports supplements, especially those that increase muscle mass, such as whey protein, BCAA and creatine.
In general, the eagerness for quick results of muscle mass gain and the need to overcome their own limits, increasing their own performance, make athletes not think about the long-term results. "Excess hormones such as testosterone, for example, can decrease erection capacity, cause pimples, cause hair to grow around the body - facts that can bring reflexes for the rest of life."