http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ynptWBf ... re=related

Looks good at an early age - but no desperate dan chin yet - bring on the HGH !!

no "roid gut" either.

hate it when you see even at local shows guys that have big stick out bellys right from the top of the rib cage.

Id agree......I went to a NABBA contest many years ago as dude in my gym was cometing in Heavyweights andit truely is a little gross to see these bellies......its bad seeing them in images, but when you see the real and close up it makes you wonder, WHY?...

KP

WTF causes that?

Its horrible!

Rab wrote:WTF causes that?

Its horrible!

IGF namely..via administering HGH......at least if memory serves me right

HGH causes mega release of IGF1 doesnt it, or have i miss-read what your saying?

why does IGF cause that?

Its terrible when you see these guys doing there quarters and they dont quite suck there gut in before getting set into the pose...or ust when there walking about the stage etc.

Yes....HGH has an impact on IGF....and IGF pretty much makes everything grow to a degree....including intestines....but again, maybe Tart or the more informed can confirm or deny

KP

A couple of mates from years ago are absolutely huge, 20+ stone and they seriously abused roids! Both of them now have a really big heads as all the HGH abuse just makes everything grow, not just muscle.

It's funny, we take the piss because they can't find hats to fit them. One of them is going bald aswell and he's really sensitive about it so wears caps all the time I found a couple of caps that were huge and bought them for him and he was made up!

Shit, I'm a fat, bald bloke with a big gut - is there HGH in London Pride?!!!

I watched a more recent interview with him that was linked from that vid, the guy asks him about banned substances being acceptable in bodybuilding but not other sports, Jay replies 'well things like creatine and protein powders have been given a bad rap' ... smooooth

Marks1972 wrote:I watched a more recent interview with him that was linked from that vid, the guy asks him about banned substances being acceptable in bodybuilding but not other sports, Jay replies 'well things like creatine and protein powders have been given a bad rap' ... smooooth

Ive seen that interview before.

He's good isnt he!

It might not be his choice on the matter, i mean muscletech might strip him of his sponsership if he speaks about his gear use. And i imagine thats quite a packet to loose.

Jay is THE man.

simon m wrote:Shit, I'm a fat, bald bloke with a big gut - is there HGH in London Pride?!!!

No...It's the ESB Si

I note they mention him having a similarity to Matt Mendenhall in that clip. Possibly I guess, but being an old fart I think Matt was more pleasing to the eye http://musclememory.com/show.php?a=Mendenhall,+Matt

Resurrected wrote:I note they mention him having a similarity to Matt Mendenhall in that clip. Possibly I guess, but being an old fart I think Matt was more pleasing to the eye http://musclememory.com/show.php?a=Mendenhall,+Matt

Very good physique!

kp1512 wrote:Yes....HGH has an impact on IGF....and IGF pretty much makes everything grow to a degree....including intestines....but again, maybe Tart or the more informed can confirm or deny

Yes, HGH and Insulin are needed for the synthesis of IGF (that's why the HGH+Insulin is so good). Now for the bad news: IGF receptors are located on all our body and the higher concentration of receptors is guess where? The gut That's why IGF should be injected IM and in low amounts so that it doesn't spread up and gets attached to the receptors near the muscle where it was injected.

Tartulho wrote:

kp1512 wrote:Yes....HGH has an impact on IGF....and IGF pretty much makes everything grow to a degree....including intestines....but again, maybe Tart or the more informed can confirm or deny

Yes, HGH and Insulin are needed for the synthesis of IGF (that's why the HGH+Insulin is so good). Now for the bad news: IGF receptors are located on all our body and the higher concentration of receptors is guess where? The gut That's why IGF should be injected IM and in low amounts so that it doesn't spread up and gets attached to the receptors near the muscle where it was injected.

its interesting as well that so many in the UK and across the pond take upto 100mcg per body part EOD?!?!?

When Dave Palumbo recommends no more then 10mcg lol...

These people have no idea of the longer term effects of IGF adminisration