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subject: Going Natural Is Better Than Counting On Nutritional Supplements For Exercising [print this page]


Throughout our lives, we've been presented with several drugs and vitamin supplements that we are made to believe is necessary in achieving a certain body type. These in fact are designed to give you a whole lot of different results depending on which one you're drinking. Others may take them in the hopes of losing weight faster, others take them so they could buff up and gain a bit more weight, while others are looking out for a little energy boost so they could maintain their intensity when working out. It may seem like a dream come true, as if our prayers were answered.

As you might already know, nutritional supplements actually come with some consequences, and the FDA doesn't even approve of almost all of them. The truth is, you don't really need to have supplements to get the body you want. You can do it the old fashioned way, discipline and hard work.

You do not want to be dependent on drugs and supplements

It's true, there are actually people who would attest to this. It could be friends, family members, or acquaintances who happen to share their experiences with you when you come across each other at the gym. If you're not careful enough, you might become dependent on nutritional supplements to give you the "energy" to have an effective workout. Well, call it an addiction or anything else that you want, but this surely is not the case when it comes to having an effective workout. Nobody needs steroids, muscle boosters, or any other artificial means of having a strength boost so you could build up your muscle mass, or have a more defined set of muscles in your body. What users normally say is that they may feel significantly weaker when they stop taking their supplements despite continuing to work out.

Just hang on a second and think, it's probably best that you stay away from it rather than go through the hassle of having to face a withdrawal once you stop taking in supplements.

You wouldn't want to go through side effects that have affected hundreds and perhaps even thousands of users around the world. Although their effects vary in mildness and strength to many people, the simple fact alone that it poses a health risk is reason enough for you to stay away from this. Different supplements could have a range of side effects that could lead to a break out in acne or pimples, or even liver problems, kidney problems, and an irregular heartbeat.

Doing it the old fashioned way would have more benefits

So go natural, no muscle boosters, performance enhancers or hunger suppressants. Do it the old fashioned way, like nature intended you to. Doing it naturally definitely does have its benefits. You will also appreciate the form that you have much, much more.

by: Jim Brown




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