2. Disproportionate Growth of Muscles
When people choose to resistance-exercise in the gym regularly, we
should expect their muscles to increase proportionately. However, if
people engage in steroids, then, their muscles start developing
disproportionately.
As a general rule, when people choose to use
steroids, muscles on the upper part of the body (including traps,
shoulders, neck, lats, peck and back), become proportionately bigger
compared to muscles on the lower parts of the body. The reason why the
upper body muscles grow faster is because the parts have more androgen
receptors and respond almost instantly to resistance training. This is
why steroid users’ shoulder muscles explode quite fast after a few days
of steroids use. Certainly, lower parts of the body, including legs and
torso muscles, also grow but at a painfully slower pace.
No comments:
Post a Comment