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  • Must see: The ONLY 4 supplements you need for building muscles (video)

    This video is quite important. All the information contained within the video has been thoroughly discussed here on the PE Gym forums.

    The only 4 supplements you need for building muscles: YouTube - The Only 4 Muscle Building Supplements You Really Need

    1) Whey Protein Shakes
    2) Creatine Monohydrate
    3) Multivitamins
    4) Essential Fatty Acids

    I've been using these 4 supplements for 2 months and I've gained 6 lbs. My muscles are so much bigger and well defined. I've caught up to all my meat eating friends within 2 months (I am a vegetarian, therefore it's hard to gain muscle). My penis has been rock hard since the whey/creatine combo. Check it out!
    Starting stats: October 15th, 2008 - NBPEL: 6.25' EG: 5.00'

    Current stats October 15th, 2009 - (100% erection) NBPEL: 7.20' EG: 5.375'


    Goal: NBPEL: 8' EG: 6' (objective: girth)

    TGC Theory

    A man should not strive to eliminate his complexes but to get into accord with them: they are legitimately what directs his conduct in the world. -Sigmund Freud

  • #2
    Hi RH, is Creatine is must for PE??

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    • #3
      It's not considered to be a ''must'', but if we can gather enough evidence that Creatine does support growth within the penis, it will be a huge outbreak for PE.

      Tomorrow, I start my Creatine/PE research journey. I will find some really interesting information.
      Starting stats: October 15th, 2008 - NBPEL: 6.25' EG: 5.00'

      Current stats October 15th, 2009 - (100% erection) NBPEL: 7.20' EG: 5.375'


      Goal: NBPEL: 8' EG: 6' (objective: girth)

      TGC Theory

      A man should not strive to eliminate his complexes but to get into accord with them: they are legitimately what directs his conduct in the world. -Sigmund Freud

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      • #4
        UMMM RH I hate to be the one to tell you this, but as a vegetarian you were probably deficient in a number of areas ,that these suppelements address.
        That is not to say they are not worthwhile for the general population.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by pegasus View Post
          UMMM RH I hate to be the one to tell you this, but as a vegetarian you were probably deficient in a number of areas ,that these suppelements address.
          That is not to say they are not worthwhile for the general population.
          Bull shit. *Nothing personal*
          I´m almost an true Raw/Vegan and since I began my Vegetarian WD & "More rest is best" excercise regime I have gained more pounds off muscle than any of my Bodybuilding Meat eating friends.I´m much bigger than most guys my age and people mostly go "Wow,are you a vegetarian? I thought you guys could never get so big".

          Read the following facts/articles:
          "The protein myth"
          "Psycho Cybernetics"
          "Warrior Diet"

          Sorry for the outbreak,it was automatic as I hate when people pick on Vegetarians using myths

          My regime has relied upon good old fashioned Oatmeal,and lots of it ^^
          Start:2008-10-4
          Reborn Alpha Male
          BPFSL (18")
          FG (10 cm )
          BPEL ( 23 cm)
          MEG (15 cm)
          ----
          EQ (~ 8)

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          • #6
            Well I am sure you are a world champ in many sports, but I know of none who are vego's.
            Since you are into the muscle ,you can tell me no doubt, out of the many hundreds of world champs in oly and powerlifting, dozens who are vego's. Of course then there are the Mr Oympia's who are vegatarian.
            Look "nothing personal" but your religious zeal and all is a turn off.

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            • #7
              Radiohead: Regardless of whether you take supplements or not, at this point in your life you're supposed to put on muscle even if you live on Pizza and & Hot Dogs and the reason is very simple: You're 19yrs old. Try to get the most out of the next couple of years by staying consistent and injury free.

              C.Phantasy: Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say in the past that you're also on the juice (I might have read wrong, so that's why I'm asking 1st)? If that's the case, then there's no way to tell whether your eating vegan or meat will make much of a difference. A steady supply of properly managed juice will get you all muscled up even if you live on nothing but Pop Tarts & Frosted Flakes.

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              • #8
                Pegasus,you see what you want to see.

                Vegetarian Sports Personalities
                • " B J Armstrong (US Basketball star)
                • " Al Beckles (body builder)
                • " Sorya Bonali (ice skater)
                • " Les Brown (veteran runner)
                • " Peter Burwash (tennis)
                • " Andreas Cahling (body builder)
                • " Chris Campbell (1980 world champion wrestler)
                • " Joanna Conway (ice skater)
                • " Sylvia Cranston (triathlete)
                • " Sally Eastall (Marathon runner - UK No 2, vegan)
                • " Di Edwards (runner, Olympic semi-finalist)
                • " Cory Everson (bodybuilder, Ms Olympia 6 times)
                • Chris Evert.
                • " Katie Fitzgibbon (marathon runner)
                • " Clare Francis (sailer)
                • " Louis Freitas (body builder)
                • " Carol Gould (marathon runner)
                • " Sammy Green (runner)
                • " Sally Hibberd (British Women's Mountain Bike Champion)
                • " Sharon Hounsell (Miss Wales Bodybuilding Champion)
                • " Desmond Howard (formerly w/Washington Redskins, now w/Jacksonville Jaguars) Source: PETA mailer
                • " Roger Hughes (Welsh National Ski Champion)
                • " David Johnson (BAA coach)
                • " Kathy Johnson (Olympic Gymnast)
                • " Alan Jones (British ski jumper)
                • Scott Jurek ( Marathoner) (Vegan)
                • " Jack LaLaine (Fitness guru) (vegan)
                • " Tony LaRussa (Coach of Oakland Athletics) Source: PETA, Animals Agenda, Animals Voice, Veg Times, others
                • " Judy Leden (British, European & World Hang Gliding champion)
                • " Marv Levey (Buffalo Bills Coach)
                • " Carl Lewis (sprinter - vegan)
                • Scott Jurek Marathoner - vegan
                • " Jutta Müller (multiple Windsurfing World Cup Champion) Source: Flutlicht 95/6/18 on Südwest 3 (German TV program)
                • " Jack Maitland (triathlete and fell runner)
                • " Kirsty McDermott (runner)
                • " Lindford McFarquar (body builder)
                • " Robert Millar (cyclist)
                • " Monika Montsho (weightlifter, 2 x runnerup GB Championships 60kg, NW woman weightlifter of the year 1991)
                • " Edwin Moses
                • " Paavo Nurmi
                • " Dave Scott (five time winner of the Ironman Triathlon) (vegan) "The New Laurel's Kitchen" cookbook
                • " Jonathon Speelman (chess)
                • " Lucy Stephens (triathlete - vegan)
                • " Kirsty Wade (runner)
                Etc. Those are only a few.

                But I get your point that most sportsmen are meat eaters,

                Ever heard of Carl Lewis? He won 9 Olympic gold medals in track and field. He held the title World's Fastest Human. He was named the International Olympic Committee's Sportsman of the Century and Sports Illustrated's Olympian of the Century. And he's vegan(He only eats raw food and no dairy or meat).

                I would like you to read about how "Meat" is processed in our body and tell me if its healthy. *Or avoid doing this and we shall not have an debate which is completely off topic.


                Originally posted by W.M.P. View Post
                Radiohead: Regardless of whether you take supplements or not, at this point in your life you're supposed to put on muscle even if you live on Pizza and & Hot Dogs and the reason is very simple: You're 19yrs old. Try to get the most out of the next couple of years by staying consistent and injury free.

                C.Phantasy: Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say in the past that you're also on the juice (I might have read wrong, so that's why I'm asking 1st)? If that's the case, then there's no way to tell whether your eating vegan or meat will make much of a difference. A steady supply of properly managed juice will get you all muscled up even if you live on nothing but Pop Tarts & Frosted Flakes.
                I´m on juice as of now. Been reading and consuming steroid knowledge for a very long time. But Ive just started out with my first "Dianabol cycle" since a week ago. You do not grow at a rapid rate as you may think,you need to do at least a couple of weeks to get some extra results. So I got big before I even started with steroids.
                But I may have good genetics,my latest tests shows that I´m mostly Mesomorphic which means I build muscle very easy. I also know how to excercise properly(CE mostly) and how to eat to keep my calories high combined with Macro & Micro.
                C.Phantasy
                Senior Member
                Last edited by C.Phantasy; 07-30-2009, 12:00 PM.
                Start:2008-10-4
                Reborn Alpha Male
                BPFSL (18")
                FG (10 cm )
                BPEL ( 23 cm)
                MEG (15 cm)
                ----
                EQ (~ 8)

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                • #9
                  Good discussion. Let's keep it within friendly confines.

                  I've got a Tiger by the tail.

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                  • #10
                    I tried the whole plant-based diet approach back in 2000 and it simply wasn't for me. I think genetics have a LOT to do with it just like with anything else. I know guys who claim to be vegan but don't really know much about this approach; however, because of pure genetics, they're built like beasts. I know a guy in Harlem who's the same age as me (36), does a crazy amount of calisthenics EVERY SINGLE DAY and eats nothing but your run-of-the-mill canned veggies, some nuts (almonds, cashews, etc), rice & beans and he's built like an Olympic gymnast, with muscles on top of muscles from head to toe. If I tried to do as many calisthenics as he does at our age (where it takes a lot longer to recover than when you're 20), I would go into overtraining within 2 days, even if I ate a whole cow and a couple of pigs every day. It really comes down to genetics.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by W.M.P. View Post
                      I tried the whole plant-based diet approach back in 2000 and it simply wasn't for me. I think genetics have a LOT to do with it just like with anything else. I know guys who claim to be vegan but don't really know much about this approach; however, because of pure genetics, they're built like beasts. I know a guy in Harlem who's the same age as me (36), does a crazy amount of calisthenics EVERY SINGLE DAY and eats nothing but your run-of-the-mill canned veggies, some nuts (almonds, cashews, etc), rice & beans and he's built like an Olympic gymnast, with muscles on top of muscles from head to toe. If I tried to do as many calisthenics as he does at our age (where it takes a lot longer to recover than when you're 20), I would go into overtraining within 2 days, even if I ate a whole cow and a couple of pigs every day. It really comes down to genetics.
                      Try WD for a couple of months,it will boosts your hormone system,Libido,Strenght,Recovery etc.
                      There is nothing bad about a person who wants to feel their best

                      The guy your speaking of probably knows how to eat properly. I could explain more about how veggies and Raw food amino acids are absorbed by the body and how they are actually the optimum food for anyone who wants to gain strenght. But its OT.
                      Start:2008-10-4
                      Reborn Alpha Male
                      BPFSL (18")
                      FG (10 cm )
                      BPEL ( 23 cm)
                      MEG (15 cm)
                      ----
                      EQ (~ 8)

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                      • #12
                        Another Thread

                        Originally posted by JonPop View Post
                        Good discussion. Let's keep it within friendly confines.
                        There is another thread just started by "vegetarian" called "Vegetarians?". There should be some good debate on this there.
                        Now be nice! Different strokes for different folks as they say.
                        Cheers,

                        Hooded Jack

                        BPFSL - 6"
                        EL - 7"
                        BPEL - 7 1/2"
                        EG - 6"
                        EQ - 9"

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by C.Phantasy View Post
                          Try WD for a couple of months,it will boosts your hormone system,Libido,Strenght,Recovery etc.
                          There is nothing bad about a person who wants to feel their best .
                          WD? What is that?

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                          • #14
                            I think you can do it if ou combine the right types of nut proteins. Soy protein shuts off tha thyroid gland and legumes van leach out minerals. but vegies a lot of them are high in omegga three fatty acids. combining compatitive proteins you can gain muscle. Example beans and rice is a complete protein. A peanut butter sandwhich is a complet protein. Vegetarians need to supplement with vitamin "B12" o you will eventually get Pernicious anemia.

                            60% of my diest is from living foods, fruits, vegtables and raw nuts. The rest is dairy and meat protiens. I eat very little starch because i am diabetic. Im 45 years old and packed on about 8 pounds of muscle in the last six months.


                            For I will restore health unto thee and I will heal thee of thine wounds, saith the Lord Jeremiah 30:17

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by W.M.P. View Post
                              WD? What is that?
                              Warrior Diet. Try to pay attention when the instructor is writing, WMP!

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