Synthol - Saxperience

OMGASAXO · 17th September 2012, 15:16

http://www.google.co.uk/search?tbm=i...iw=320&bih=416

So just wonders what you think? I think it look un-natural and Ridiculos. But why is it legal and what is the actual purpose of it ?

DusheR · 17th September 2012, 19:26

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Originally Posted by OMGASAXO

http://www.google.co.uk/search?tbm=i...iw=320&bih=416

So just wonders what you think? I think it look un-natural and Ridiculos. But why is it legal and what is the actual purpose of it ?

SEO's are used by most pros. But like everything in life the only stories you ever hear are people misusing it.

The oils expand each muscle cell in the site they are injected.

Most common areas enhanced are bi's, tri's, calves and rear delts. Although they can and are used in most muscles. Been known for pros to even out symmetry with it etc.

You have to be good with needles though. If you were use them on your arms for instance, you need to injected each muscle head once a day for a month then 'top up' there after. So thats 2 shots for each bicep and 3 for each tricep. So 10 IM shots per day.

Its been known for people to gain 3" on their arms in that month, then when swelling subsides it drops to around 2".

Its taken me the last 2 years to do the same, so its easy to see why people put themselves through the discomfort

Giraffe · 17th September 2012, 19:28

Synthol?

JamesR^m · 17th September 2012, 21:33

Every picture I have seen of people using it they never have any sort of definition, always just looks bloated / fat and as if the muscle is really soft.

Is this just mis-use? Or will it subside like you say and you can get some definition back?

OMGASAXO · 17th September 2012, 22:33

Some of them seem to inject into their biceps so they've got massive swollen biceps then down to little skinny wrists doesn't look rite lol

frenchcarparts · 18th September 2012, 17:25

Anything you inject is cheating in my book! lol

McGuire86 · 18th September 2012, 17:40

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Originally Posted by frenchcarparts

Anything you inject is cheating in my book! lol

Was Arnold a cheat then ?

JamesR^m · 18th September 2012, 18:02

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Originally Posted by frenchcarparts

Anything you inject is cheating in my book! lol

Some people inject B vitamins are they cheating?

frenchcarparts · 19th September 2012, 09:53

Yes, and yes! haha ... You know what I mean

cyne · 19th September 2012, 10:18

They look really good, 10/10, gonna try this weekend.

Giraffe · 19th September 2012, 10:20

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Originally Posted by JamesR

Every picture I have seen of people using it they never have any sort of definition, always just looks bloated / fat and as if the muscle is really soft.

Is this just mis-use? Or will it subside like you say and you can get some definition back?

I'd have thought it's just how it goes if you use it to look big, because it's just oil or something, so you wont get that veiny solid look, I'd imagine they would just look like they are filled with fluid, because they probably are... I'd imagine if you use it in small amounts to achieve that symmetrical look as Dusher was saying, then you probably wont notice, but if you use it to make yourself look big then essentially I guess you are just "inflating" your muscle so it's going to end up like a balloon? That's only what I'd guess though, haven't read anything about it as it doesn't interest me.

matt_vtr_15a · 19th September 2012, 16:10

Some people go over the top and look like fucking idiots...

I imagine if used properly can be extremely effective, but some people must pump gallons into their bi's & tri's and they just look like they have water balloons in their arms...

JamesR^m · 19th September 2012, 16:48

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Originally Posted by frenchcarparts

Yes, and yes! haha ... You know what I mean

So If I take B vitamins orally I'm not cheating, but the second I inject the exact same thing I'm "Cheating"?

Cheating at what exactly? I dont get how using AAS or anything injectable is "cheating" not as if there are rules to lifting weights?

It's like me saying "Anyone who puts throttle bodies on their car is cheating"

Cheating at what? (for the record I've never injected anything into myself lol)

McGuire86 · 19th September 2012, 17:26

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Originally Posted by frenchcarparts

Yes, and yes! haha ... You know what I mean

Please elaborate. If you injected would you consider yourself as a cheat ?

DusheR · 19th September 2012, 18:33

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Originally Posted by JamesR

Every picture I have seen of people using it they never have any sort of definition, always just looks bloated / fat and as if the muscle is really soft.

Is this just mis-use? Or will it subside like you say and you can get some definition back?

Get a flat look yes. Erinie taylor was well known for it. Arms were ridiculous.

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Originally Posted by cyne

They look really good, 10/10, gonna try this weekend.

Asda cooking oil

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Originally Posted by matt_vtr_15a

Some people go over the top and look like fucking idiots...

I imagine if used properly can be extremely effective, but some people must pump gallons into their bi's & tri's and they just look like they have water balloons in their arms...

Jay cutler almost dropped out of an Olympia because of a bad synthol injection to his left arm. Loads on it on the internet. Im sure most of the pros use it. Its that competitive I cant see why, anything to get ahead.

Giraffe · 20th September 2012, 08:59

I take it Synthol is banned from natural comps? Wonder who the biggest natural bodybuilder/strongman is on the planet... Jeff Willet? If he is natural...

frenchcarparts · 20th September 2012, 09:57

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Originally Posted by McGuire86

Please elaborate. If you injected would you consider yourself as a cheat ?

If I injected any form of "performance enhancer" be it for actual performance or appearance gains, just cheating in my opinion ?

Brettles1986 · 20th September 2012, 09:58

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Originally Posted by McGuire86

Please elaborate. If you injected would you consider yourself as a cheat ?

I think its more that anything injected usually brings with it this assumption that it is usually bad for you unless of course it is for a medical condition.

Giraffe · 20th September 2012, 10:08

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Originally Posted by Brettles1986

I think its more that anything injected usually brings with it this assumption that it is usually bad for you unless of course it is for a medical condition.

I reckon it's 95% jealousy... On the whole, people who are on gear are generally bigger, stronger and better looking (aesthetically, body wise) than those who choose to remain natural and I reckon this prompts the nats to almost justify why they don't look as good/lift as much by branding the other a cheater... Similarly, if someone on gear was to look down their nose at a nat, then yeah, I can see why someone who take the "cheater" route.

I just reckon each to their own.

Brettles1986 · 20th September 2012, 10:12

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Originally Posted by Dave_E30

I reckon it's 95% jealousy... On the whole, people who are on gear are generally bigger, stronger and better looking (aesthetically, body wise) than those who choose to remain natural and I reckon this prompts the nats to almost justify why they don't look as good/lift as much by branding the other a cheater... Similarly, if someone on gear was to look down their nose at a nat, then yeah, I can see why someone who take the "cheater" route.

I just reckon each to their own.

Indeed, I'm a scrawny git atm and I would not consider taking anything that you cannot buy off the shelf at my local supplement store. I for one though am not jealous of anyone that uses "gear" to look bigger as realistically anyone can do that.