Category: Bodybuilding
Excessive Bodybuilding Supplement Use May Be An Eating Disorder
The desire to build great physiques may be pushing men to replace meals with workout supplements, a trend some researchers have found to possibly be a new eating disorder. …
Bodybuilding Supplement May Damage Your Brain
L-norvaline Found Capable of Causing Brain Damage A study carried out by researchers in Australia suggests that people need to be more careful about using supplements to build muscles …
Bodybuilding Supplements May Harm Your Liver
Supplements are typically considered a safer alternative to steroids for enhancing bodybuilding results. However, those who use them may be exposing their livers to damage according to a study …
Steroids Could Cause Irreversible Testicular Atrophy
Millions of men around the world use anabolic steroids. An estimate has it that there are around three million users in America only. The majority of users are men, …
Focus on Movement More Important For Weightlifting Performance, Research Shows
The mind-muscle connection is everything to many experienced bodybuilders and fitness buffs. A recently-published review of studies shows, however, that it is not everything. The main idea behind the …
Lifting Weights Few Minutes a Day Found to Boost Heart Health
Research: Moderate Weightlifting Can Protect Your Heart A study done by researchers at Iowa State University revealed that the heart can benefit from lifting weight for just a few …
Research: Why You May Be More Prone to Tendon Injuries as You Age
Why Older People Suffer More Tendon Injuries Older people typically get more tendon injuries, compared to younger persons. Researchers from the United Kingdom have tried to explain why this …
Early Coronary Artery Disease Linked to Steroid Use
Millions of people in the United States and across the world have used, or are using, anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) to build muscle and improve performance. However, such individuals may …
Steroid Use by Gym Goers Found to Cause Memory Problems
Anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) have a reputation for producing unpleasant side effects, which is a reason their use is banned in many countries. Research shows that the undesirable effects they …