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How to perfect a rest day

Andrew M 7 years ago updated by andy 7 years ago 2
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Old guy and supplements

Jeffrey Waters 7 years ago updated by andy 7 years ago 3
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Dextrose & Protein

Jason 7 years ago updated by andy 7 years ago 2
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Shoulder pain when lifting

Malcolm Bryant 7 years ago updated by andy 7 years ago 2
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Apple Cider ?

Erik Padilla 7 years ago updated by andy 7 years ago 2
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Supplements for teenagers

Joe Marman 7 years ago updated by Marc Lobliner 7 years ago 1

Hi im a 15 year old male and i want to be a body builder when i get older but right now im confused. People tell me i should take supplement  because im training but others say supplements could harm me. So i would like your opinion on taking supplemts as a teenager 

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Adrenal gland reset?

SoloRemixNYC 7 years ago updated by Marc Lobliner 7 years ago 1

what do you think about adrenal gland resetting for a better uptake of pre workout drink.

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What is your opinion on Reverse Pyramid Training?

jcgadfly 7 years ago updated by Marc Lobliner 7 years ago 1

Trying a Reverse Pyramid program - I like it but I don't know how well these things work. If you see my picture you couldn't tell if I lift (been lifting for a couple of years).

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Testosterone levels in late 20's early 30's

Doug 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 2

Hi Marc, long time viewer, love your work! This is my first time sending in a question. I am 29, I've always lived an active lifestyle, track and basketball in high school, I was in the military and I've always worked physically demanding jobs. The military is what really started my drive to work out though. I've always been small, I am currently 160 at 5'9" and around 10-12% bf. My question is, I feel, especially the last few years, that my T levels are lower than normal. Who should I see for this? Is this something my normal doctor can test and or treat? Or do I need to go to an endo or some sort of specialist? Thanks for your time, and a big thank you from the veteran community for all the work you do for us!

                               Doug