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Gossip & Opinions / Re: 2024 Charlotte Cup April 7th
« Last post by webstar on Today at 06:01:03 AM »
Ah yes let the hate run through your veins feel the power of the darkside.

Despite your negativity I am very happy with my current form.

You guys can write another dozen pages of nonsense.

Consider this my 1000 words

Your left lat is completely gone. You do realize this? the nerve damage regression is alarming

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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Random Bodybuilding Pics
« Last post by NarcissisticDeity on Today at 06:00:32 AM »
 :)
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: 2024 Charlotte Cup April 7th
« Last post by bhank on Today at 05:57:38 AM »
Some of Bianca's achievements

Fucked up lopsided body + 15 inch arm & 1 Pec
Losing his Home
H D going
Corvette going
Bald
Unwanted by his Family
Bloated barrel gut
No Friends except for the Queers who Arse fuck him -
Sailor Seaman Stains - Roger the cabin boy & Master Bates
Rude / Ignorant to all including cops
Drug addict - Cocaine & others
Paying a Coke dealer & posting it on line
Lost every fight he's ever had
Habitual Liar
Expunged from wedding anniversary pic
Wants to Shut down Getbig
+++++

Ah yes let the hate run through your veins feel the power of the darkside.

Despite your negativity I am very happy with my current form.

You guys can write another dozen pages of nonsense.

Consider this my 1000 words
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Calcium Score Test
« Last post by loco on Today at 05:52:12 AM »
For me, every 3-5 years after the age of 45 wouldn't concern me too much (that's just my stance/opinion). Everyone's threshold is different.

Here's how I do it. Every year I get standard blood work (CBC, CMP, Lipid Panel, HgA1C, Liver function tests, TSH, Vitamin D).

Every 3 years I get Lipoprotein A blood work done and an EKG.

Every 5 years I get both an Echocardiogram and a Calcium Score Test.

For peace of mind, it makes me sleep easy at night.

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I highly recommend you test you fasting insulin and fasting blood glucose as well, with insulin being the most important of the two.  One can have insulin resistance and high insulin, yet have normal fasting glucose and A1C, at least for a while before things get worse.

Another good one is LDL particle size.  You want your LDL particles to be large and buoyant, not small and dense.  The small particles are the ones that cause atherosclerosis even if your LDL is low.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Calcium Score Test
« Last post by Dokey111 on Today at 05:48:15 AM »
You can find scientific legitimate medical research to support whatever you want to believe.  Hope this helps.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Calcium Score Test
« Last post by OneMoreRep on Today at 05:45:29 AM »
See above.

They are a good excuse for a doctor to put you on statins and mess you up.

CT scans are high radiation and good for increasing your cancer risk.

Get one every 3-5 years?

That's 10-13 CT scans over 40 years in addition to other X-rays you get over that period.

Radiation is cumulative.

https://www.webmd.com/cancer/radiation-doses-ct-scans

For me, every 3-5 years after the age of 45 wouldn't concern me too much (that's just my stance/opinion). Everyone's threshold is different.

Here's how I do it. Every year I get standard blood work (CBC, CMP, Lipid Panel, HgA1C, Liver function tests, TSH, Vitamin D).

Every 3 years I get Lipoprotein A blood work done and an EKG.

Every 5 years I get both an Echocardiogram and a Calcium Score Test.

For peace of mind, it makes me sleep easy at night.

"1"
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Calcium Score Test
« Last post by loco on Today at 05:39:55 AM »
Meaningless test.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/do-you-need-a-calcium-scan

"But people need to realize that these risk scores are imprecise. For some, they may overestimate risk. For others, especially younger people in their 40 and 50s, they may underestimate risk," says Dr. Blankstein.

IroNat ain't lying:

Atherosclerotic Plaque in Patients with Zero Calcium Score at Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography
"The frequency of atherosclerotic plaque with zero CS was relatively high, indicating that the absence of calcification does not exclude the presence of plaques, many of which obstructive, especially in non-obese subjects and alcohol drinkers."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5967134/
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Or buttplug spending seven billion for only 8 ev charging stations & a good few
Queer Arse sex implements

Fixed for accuracy
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: 2024 Charlotte Cup April 7th
« Last post by webstar on Today at 05:37:06 AM »
Why do we all have to pretend every lie Joe Swift makes up is somehow real and worthy of arguing about? If you want to believe I am on cocaine fine whatever way you can justify me being in shape and you being a slob.

Honestly Just had a bit of indigestion and cut carbs the last 2 days which pulled about 5lbs off the midsection. But yeah doing 8 balls and partying all night sounds more exciting so let's go with that.

Why is it no one here ever believes anyone can get in shape just through diet and exercise? It's not that difficult. You 100% still have manboobs

Because, you conviently leave out the gram a week you have been using for the last 15 years.


Diet :




Exercise

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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Calcium Score Test
« Last post by loco on Today at 05:35:27 AM »
Did he have any underlying issues - obesity, family history, etc.? Or did he just have a “widow-maker” heart attack out of nowhere?

(Soft plaque). Calcium score doesn't see or look for soft plaque. (The real thing that causes sudden blockage).

Insulin resistance, pre-diabetes, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome, all of which people can suffer from even if they're thin, increase the risk of heart disease and stroke more than anything we know.  These increase the risk even more than obesity alone, more than smoking, and much more than high cholesterol.
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