Testosterone can never be ignored or not be spoken about anytime one thinks of cardiovascular exercises. It has so much to do with exercises that just ignoring it or how it affects the level of exercising would be uncalled for. In essence, those people who are always exercising are much healthier more than those many among us who take training as a curse. These individuals have been enjoying larger muscle mass, body fat that is low in content with vast reserves of testosterone in larger proportions than those individuals in their midst who are lazy and unmotivated. One could take a solace in the fact that we all have levels of testosterone in the same proportions. In other words, there is no one who can have his/her levels of testosterone being lowered after engaging in exercises. Studies into this have depicted ...

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Q:  I don't know what's going on, but my hands are falling asleep, both in bed and also in the gym, of all things. It's been really happening for the past 2-3 weeks only, but it's worrying me. I am on a big cycle right now, and I'm wondering if I am going into stroke mode? A: Well, being on a big cycle could be a cause. After all, total body edema is not uncommon on what you describe as a big cycle. And if you are not eating ideally while using drugs like D-bol, Test, and Sustanon, or any big combo such as this, you run the risk of extremity swelling. Excess water can press on capillaries and veins that lead into the hand through the wrist, and constrict the blood's ability to flow and feed those areas. Typically, when something falls asleep, ...

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