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I don’t mean to be the fun kill because truth be told; alcohol is the life of any party. It not only makes every lady at the club a hot babe, but it also makes even the shyest guy feel like he can get any woman he wants. While of course this is a really good illusion, the one thing that I’ve been quite able to understand is this. Every drunkard wakes up in the morning with a nasty hangover and declares that they will never, ever drink another bottle of beer or glass of wine. That same night, they are all over shots of tequila and whiskey! They wake up with an even worse hang over, make the same resolution and the vicious cycle repeats itself over and over.
Alcohol has a profoundly negative effect on your kidneys which in ...Posted in: Nutrition | | Comments (0)
Creatine is a wonderful supplement. It increases the amount of water retention in your body. You look fuller, you feel like a million bucks, and above all, you are both bigger and stronger. It is the most thoroughly researched supplement in history, and despite all of the inquiries from parties looking to demonize this very effective powder, it has stood the test of science. When used correctly, it is a safe supplement which delivers a great deal of water retention for the user. However, despite its greatness, there are times when creatine isn’t the best supplement in the world. While it is safe with nearly all over the counter drugs, there is one thing that shouldn’t be mixed with creatine, in order to preserve your health: Alcohol.
In terms of alcohol consumption, you should never deprive ...Posted in: Supplements | | Comments (2)
At one time or another, most of us love a drink or two. It sets our mind at ease after a long day, and helps us to enjoy our evening. Obviously drinking ten or twelve cans of beer per day is going to be counterproductive to our goals. But a glass or two can actually be a very good thing.
There is a fair deal of emerging evidence that one glass each evening of red wine can help prevent some types of cancer, as well as heart disease. This doesn’t apply to 3, or 4, or 5 glasses per evening. And the same benefits to health can be delivered from a cup of grapes, with none of the associated risks. However, despite the advantages that red wine consumption delivers, the same benefits are ...Posted in: Nutrition | | Comments (0)
If you are a bodybuilder then the first rule you need to learn is that you should not take steroids because they will limit you from performing at your level best during training and other forms of competition. If you are an athlete you should not take steroids because they will cause you not to perform at your level best. The intensity of your training will be greatly hindered if you take alcohol and therefore you need to avoid it.
A bodybuilder should not take alcohol because it contains empty calories which make do not add any nutritional value to the body. The next time you think about partaking in this social drink then you need to remember that you are not adding value in any way and you are only risking your chances of succeeding in bodybuilding. Have you ever wondered why ...Posted in: Nutrition | | Comments (0)
There are some habits that you may have picked up innocently along the way, ignorant of the effect they have on your body. Here are a few of the basic mistakes commonly made that you should kick out of your system as soon as you can.
1.A is for Alcohol
Believe me you are not alone on this one especially in this present day and age. If you’re used to getting home after work and relaxing on the sofa with a can of beer In hand, then you need to find a better way of relaxing. If you come straight from the gym and grab a cold beer as you rest, you need as much help as you can get. I’m not talking about alcoholics; I’m simply talking even to the guys who take only one beer a day. Alcohol lowers ...Posted in: Nutrition | | Comments (0)





