Many times over the course of the years that I have been involved in bodybuilding I've invariably come to debate the issue of what all these muscles are for? Throughout this debate, especially today, I find myself continually having to preface my position. My argument is not in favor of the physiques showcased on a bodybuilding stage at the professional level. A handful of guys look like that, and the reason they do is because of an amalgam of genetics, determination, knowledge, focus and drive beyond mortal men
Airports in the US are "non-smoking" facilities. However, in order to keep all the nicotine addicts happy and as fairly treated as the alcoholics, many airports have installed smoking lounges-- they're usually next to a bar where they sell the next most popular, legal, deadly drug to the next biggest group of addicts in our country. I'm sure you've all seen them - little glass booths about 10 feet wide and 20 feet long with rows of chairs around the perimeter and one down the center interspersed with big overstuffed sand ash trays; a powerful ventilation system; and hordes of smokers packed inside like cordwood haplessly puffing away in a dense cloud of highly carcinogenic smoke.
"Roid Rage is not a clinical term. There are no peer reviewed studies that have been published in a prestigious medical journal that conclude episodic rage is caused by exogenous androgens. While respected clinicians will not agree with the charge, "respected" journalists have made names for themselves with the trumped up term. Geraldo, Nancy Grace, Bill O'Reilly, and their ilk, trumpeted their message from the peaks of media mountains: On CNN, FOX, ABC, MSNBC, even ESPN, some authoritative voice could be heard feeding the camera lines that would instantly become the truth when they came out the other end on TV - "roid rage, from the illegal use of anabolic steroids, caused so-and-so to do such-and-such....." In reality, we know that the charges are not true. But it doesn't matter. In this game, steroids are bay-ud, mmmmm-kay?
In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth, and darkness was all around. And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light, and God saw that it was good.
On the second day, God said, "Let the earth bring forth the grass, the flowers and the trees," and he gathered them all together and called this the Garden of Eden. And then God made the beasts of the earth, and cattle, and every thing that swam in the sea and this was for the meat. And God called the meat protein, and although it needed a little salt when he cooked it, he tasted it and thought that it was good.
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