Site injection infection!!!

A bit of topic, but I find this a bit more disturbing. *****

ADMIN: TOO DISTURBING! (Lets try and keep our food in as we need that to grow...)

Thats just wrong and sad

WOT wrote:

Jugger0 wrote:

Not sure, but there is a stupid trend in brazil for young guys to site inject a Veterinary Vitamin Complex used in Horses....

i saw a whole bunch of those pics of the 'tards' with their super pumped up biceps ... some of them even have plasters on their biceps from where they've injected that crapola


WOT

I wonder, does that stuff actually cause growth or does it work in a similar way to Synthol?

I've seen that some animal vaccines I use on the cows also contain vitamins and minerals with the actives and they always cause severe swelling when injected, so it might appear to be muscle growth to them...

admin wrote:

WOT wrote:

Jugger0 wrote:

Not sure, but there is a stupid trend in brazil for young guys to site inject a Veterinary Vitamin Complex used in Horses....

i saw a whole bunch of those pics of the 'tards' with their super pumped up biceps ... some of them even have plasters on their biceps from where they've injected that crapola


WOT

I wonder, does that stuff actually cause growth or does it work in a similar way to Synthol?

I've seen that some animal vaccines I use on the cows also contain vitamins and minerals with the actives and they always cause severe swelling when injected, so it might appear to be muscle growth to them...

I can't really see any other way it could work other than by forcing muscle fibres apart , i'm still on the side of the debate leaning away from site specific results ...


WOT

WOT wrote:

I can't really see any other way it could work other than by forcing muscle fibres apart , i'm still on the side of the debate leaning away from site specific results ...


WOT

Yeah, I don't believe in site growth when it comes to normal anabolics... but I do know for a fact that IGF, HGH and MGF can cause site specific growth.

I think when injecting oil based steroids into a muscle it appears fuller due to what you stated above.

milktuds wrote:

A bit of topic, but I find this a bit more disturbing. *****

ADMIN: TOO DISTURBING! (Lets try and keep our food in as we need that to grow...)

Sorry, won't happen again.

milktuds wrote:

milktuds wrote:

A bit of topic, but I find this a bit more disturbing. *****

ADMIN: TOO DISTURBING! (Lets try and keep our food in as we need that to grow...)

Sorry, won't happen again.

No prob.

admin wrote:

WOT wrote:

I can't really see any other way it could work other than by forcing muscle fibres apart , i'm still on the side of the debate leaning away from site specific results ...


WOT

Yeah, I don't believe in site growth when it comes to normal anabolics... but I do know for a fact that IGF, HGH and MGF can cause site specific growth.

I think when injecting oil based steroids into a muscle it appears fuller due to what you stated above.

i've seen the research on PGFA2 , IGFLR3 etc ... but i must be honest, i'm still a bit sceptical as to what 'real world' benefits it offers as to site specific growth ...

dont get me wrong , if i see a write up by a bro-i-know so to speak , i'll be the first one to be doing site injections with growth factor compounds ... Calves are the biggest bastards when it comes to trying to cheat the gene pool