Vains

How do the pro's get all those awesome vains popping out everywhere?
I know the whole water dropping procedure but what steroid or supplement except nano boosts road maps?

I found Nitrix Oxide does help.

acidkidsa wrote:

I found Nitrix Oxide does help.

NO is a vasodilation enhancer thus widening your arteries for more blood to be transported to tissue. Would that not cause a lowering in blood pressure?

if it lowers you bp thats what i'm looking for

well i rate that their vains have gotten thicker and wider to transport blood and nutrients to the huge amount of muscle mass they have.maybey they become larger as growth increases.the nitric oxide products do give some serious muscle choking vains though!

North_Boy1 wrote:

acidkidsa wrote:

I found Nitrix Oxide does help.

NO is a vasodilation enhancer thus widening your arteries for more blood to be transported to tissue. Would that not cause a lowering in blood pressure?

Not that I noticed. I have used Nitrix a few times .

If it does lower your BP ,surely exercising will also increase your blood pressure?

vains come from very low level body fat and having tight skin and large muscles underneath that skin, think of it this way, take a hose pipe and lay it down,cover it with a thick blanket(that represents fat deposits under the skin) and u will not see the hose pipe,but if u take cling film and place it over the hose pipe u are gonna see it(this represents thin skin with no body fat under that skin)

Cheapest option I have seen for Nitrix Oxide is , Muscle Science NO- Xplode. Around R200.00

Just be cautious when taking it with Fat burners.

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ssn crea-pump for 179 bucks.and it is dam good.Top quality.

since we on the topic of vains and muscle pump.Incresing red blood cell count would also give that good pump,so a drug like EPO which the athletes use would also do the same?would it not?apparantly it increases red blood cell count like 10 fold

Widened arteries will not lower blood pressure, Blood Pressure == Heart Rate

djeasye wrote:

vains come from very low level body fat and having tight skin and large muscles underneath that skin, think of it this way, take a hose pipe and lay it down,cover it with a thick blanket(that represents fat deposits under the skin) and u will not see the hose pipe,but if u take cling film and place it over the hose pipe u are gonna see it(this represents thin skin with no body fat under that skin)

Best analogy i've heard all week:)

juice4life wrote:

ssn crea-pump for 179 bucks.and it is dam good.Top quality.



Also been using it for past month and it definitely makes a difference to your workout.

SO WHAT HAVE I SAID THIS TIME TO LOSE A KARMA ???????

Borezha wrote:

Widened arteries will not lower blood pressure, Blood Pressure == Heart Rate

Actually widened arteries do lower blood pressure. Lets use dj's analogy of the hose pipe. If you put an equal volume of water through a hose pipe that is wide and you do the same for a narrow pipe, the narrow pipe requires more pressure to push the same volume of water through the pipe at the same speed as required to push the water through the wider pipe.

Beesting wrote:

Borezha wrote:

Widened arteries will not lower blood pressure, Blood Pressure == Heart Rate

Actually widened arteries do lower blood pressure. Lets use dj's analogy of the hose pipe. If you put an equal volume of water through a hose pipe that is wide and you do the same for a narrow pipe, the narrow pipe requires more pressure to push the same volume of water through the pipe at the same speed as required to push the water through the wider pipe.

:clapclap :dance :nana I rest my case !

North_Boy1 wrote:

SO WHAT HAVE I SAID THIS TIME TO LOSE A KARMA ???????

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No idea dude, happend to me too....

lol... don't joke ofcourse wider arteries lower bp... read my article on hypertension under general section....

kidney / bp / heart all work together, but plaque, etc can block arteries causing them to be narrow and hence increase in BP.