WindowCleaner
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I don't get this part. They gained 17 pounds of muscle with no training?????
Am I missing something here?
It's believable since I'm pretty sure they were untrained. I mean when I look at naturally high testosterone people who don't really lift weights or do any manual labor they are pretty muscular for not being on steroids or doing much physical activity.
So, even high natural levels of testosterone can take someone far with no training so I dont believe for one second that 600 mg cant. The difference is that these people arent staying on 600 mg forever and once they come off they will lose most of it if they dont get in the gym and eat right.
Also, steroids with no training does nothing for people who already have alot of muscle mass. No training + steroids only work when you are very far from your genetic potential as seen in this study. Had this study continued much longer they would have eventually had to start weight training to see more gains on 300/600 mg.
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