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Hulkster

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Re: "GH guts."
« Reply #75 on: August 30, 2009, 10:44:03 AM »
Because you're an idiot  ;)

99 same gut not as hard or as dry = not his best

not as much of a gut and harder and drier: ::)

thanks for playing :P

notice how much better Ronnie 99 is:

but ND is in clueless land..
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Re: "GH guts."
« Reply #76 on: August 30, 2009, 11:10:04 AM »
  Worst gut of all epochs was either Jean-Pierre Fux at the 1996 European Grand Prix shows or Ronnie at the 2004 Olympia.

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Re: "GH guts."
« Reply #77 on: August 30, 2009, 12:19:30 PM »
I think the 'GH gut' is a distant relative of the beer belly.

Where else in life do we witness men with distended guts yet showing few signs of fatness elsewhere ?

yes, both are caused by visceral fat, in between the internal organs

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Re: "GH guts."
« Reply #78 on: August 30, 2009, 02:36:20 PM »
NarcissisticDeity posted this picture of Ronnie's gut in 1999.

Naturally I stole it.   ;D



How is it that we are all so certain that it is the GH which causes the gut?  I'm sure Gunter uses more GH than you can shake a stick at and his stomach is flat.  A lot of other top pros have no problem in this area - e.g., Chris Cormier.

I have two friends who have never touched steroids, much less GH, and have distention.  My stomach is such that I can't either suck it in or stick it out.  It remains perpetually flat.

I think more than anything it is genetic.  Or at the very least, you need a genetic predisposition in order to later develop a gut through GH use.

you can't suck your stomach in or push it out because you lack diaphragm control.  It is a matter of coordination not anatomy.