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  1. #1
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    Default what the hell is happening to me?
    Ive been lifitng natural sence I was 14 never took aas but I plan on starting my firt cycle in about a year, but right know I am 21 years old, 6,1 185, 285 bp max and I have always been lean, cut, very low body fat and strong as hell, but out of no where I am getting a gut and I dont know why. Its driving me crazy. I eat clean and do 30 mins of cardio daily. This worries me cause my dad has big shoulders big arms, but a huge gut, not fat any where else jus in his gut he always told me it was genetic and he didnt get it till his 30's and so did his dad. My dad also fallows a very very strict diet which makes it wieder. Six meals a day, low carbs, lots of egg whites tuna and all that. Can someone tel me how to stop this i'll do anything
    Last edited by Hoggs314; 05-13-2008 at 09:37 AM.

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    Get your thyroid levels checked.

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    what does your diet look like?

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    lay off the beer

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    Quote Originally Posted by t3project View Post
    lay off the beer
    i know lots of beer bellied guys who dont drink and big drinkers without beer bellies.
    genetics can be a ***** but nutrition and excercise can keep things under control 99% of the time.

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    it could be water consumption.

    I myself have thyroid problem for many ass years and yes, it does affect my growth and cardio.

    have your blood sugar/ths/ft4/ft3 checked..also cbc. it won't do you harm to know what the hell is going on with your body.

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    Run, Run ,and run some more. Preferably in the summer heat. The more humid, the better. Run for at 45 minutes if you jog slowly. At least 30 if you keep a good pace. A good pace = at least 6:30 a mile

    If you drink...dont. Whats your diet like?

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    how does running in the humid weather help the loss of fat around the gut?

    Quote Originally Posted by Reap View Post
    Run, Run ,and run some more. Preferably in the summer heat. The more humid, the better. Run for at 45 minutes if you jog slowly. At least 30 if you keep a good pace. A good pace = at least 6:30 a mile

    If you drink...dont. Whats your diet like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by iamcdn View Post
    how does running in the humid weather help the loss of fat around the gut?
    No kidding. Not to mention running in general is a shitty exercise and hard on your body. Just ask Tiger woods. There a many, many more effective ways of getting cardiovascular exercise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reap View Post
    Run, Run ,and run some more. Preferably in the summer heat. The more humid, the better. Run for at 45 minutes if you jog slowly. At least 30 if you keep a good pace. A good pace = at least 6:30 a mile

    If you drink...dont. Whats your diet like?
    Screw u the fastest mile I have ever ran was 6:59 LOL get outta here with that 6:30 stuff

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