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Since last months inaugural column I have been flooded with e-mails from those of you with questions and comments. I wish to express my regret at not being able to answer every single question, but I do want to thank all of you for your enthusiasm and kind words regarding the column. As always, I endeavor to deliver to you accurate, relevant and timely information, in a professional and objective manner.
Because this is the column where you have YOUR questions answered, and because this column is seen exclusively on the worlds #1 bodybuilding website, this is a column FOR bodybuilders, BY a bodybuilder. So, lets get to it! Kudos to everyone, and here is issue #2 of Q and A coming at you!
Do you have to be cardiovascularily fit to use creatine? From a year and a 1/2 of constant bulking my cardio is bad. I've gotten winded from running up stairs too fast. My bodyfat is low however. - Andy
Thanks for the great question, Andy. As you may already know creatine monohydrate is an excellent product to use if your looking for strength gains and lean muscle mass gains. It is perhaps the most popular and widely used sports supplement out there today, aside from anabolic steroids. This being the case it is not simply used by bodybuilders, but many other athletes as well.
One of the most common myths regarding creatine is that its uses are limited to the bodybuilding domain. This is clearly not true, as we can see from everyday examples. For example, many runners, tri-athletes and powerlifters use creatine. In the article What Supplements Should You Take? I included creatine monohydrate powder as a standard supplement for any fitness athlete or bodybuilders supplementation arsenal.
Although track athletes are incredibly conditioned for running and high-endurance activities, they are not bodybuilders. However, as mentioned, even they use creatine. Powerlifters are not bodybuilders, and they are certainly not track stars, but yet they use creatine monohydrate. It is clear that even persons who are not "cardiovascularily fit" use creatine because of its benefits. So, to answer your question we must ask: What are the benefits of creatine monohydrate? There are many and I present some to you here.
One of the major benefits of creatine is its effects on muscle hydration. Simply, creatine causes your body to store more water in your muscles, thereby providing a hydrated, anabolic, environment that is primed for growth. After all, a hydrated muscle is a healthy, happy, growing muscle.
I believe that creatine is an excellent supplement that can assist in physical development and athletic skill for persons free from existing health conditions. As always, one should check with a physician before introducing external substances into the body. Remember people, lets be strong AND safe! Thanks for the great question!
I just finished reading the first issue of your Q&A. I noticed that you were giving a lot of advice on supplements. I know all about most supplements but I just have to ask you about NO2. What do you think, does it really work? - Conrad
NO2 was sold here on bodybuilding.com and is manufactured by the company MRI - Medical Research Institute. In case you did not know, this is a company run by the same man - Ed Byrd - who introduced creatine monohydrate to the supplement market in 1993. Most recently their rights to N02 were purchased by General Nutrition Centers.
NO2 is a "hemodialator." In last months column I made reference to "hot stuff" - a vasodilator. As I explained, a vasodilator is a product that heats up the skin and brings veins to the surface, thus giving an impression of impressive and increased vascularity. A hemodialator is not the same thing. Hemodiolation involves, if one is to translate literally from the Greek words haima and dilatare - "blood widening."
Hemodiolation operates by increasing blood flow to the muscles, and by making more oxygen concentrated in the blood. This leads to what MRI's product website calls "a perpetual pump."
To save you some time and effort I did a bit of research on this product. I called several supplement stores and pretended I was "just starting to work out to keep in line with my new years resolution." I told them that I "had a buddy who was pretty big who told me I should get some of this 'N-zero-2' stuff." [I purposely messed up the name so they would think I did not know anything!]. Basically I was pretending to know nothing, to see what they said. After correcting me on the phone about how it was "N-O-2" they went on to tell me things that I had either already known about the product, or had learned through research.
After providing me with the usual sales pitch, I closed in with the real questions I wanted answers to: what kind of results their customers were getting from using this product. Now, I already know that they have a vested interest in telling me that it's the next best thing and will soon overtake anabolic steroids, because for all they know I have money to spend, and I might spend it in their store. If they only knew!
What I heard, however, was that virtually all of their customers were pleased with it, and that they all reported having harder, fuller muscles. The general consensus was that although this product would not turn you into a pro overnight, it was still a worthwhile product for recovery and muscle fullness. In consulting with my colleagues here on Bodybuilding.com I have heard the same anecdotes. Contrasting what I just told you, I recently came across an article by Paul Cribb, director of research at AST performance nutrition, claiming:
"After a review of the available literature I cannot find any research that remotely indicates increasing nitric oxide levels plays a part in increasing protein synthesis, contractile strength or any other biochemical pathway that may lead to increases in muscle mass."
So, in the spirit of discovery what I AM going to do for you and the other readers is review this product, using myself as a guinea pig. Watch for the review because it will tell you whether or not this product works for SURE. For more information you can also go to the companies website at http://www.getno2.com and you can consult the message boards here at Bodybuilding.com.
In your article A Step-By-Step plan for Bodyfat Reduction you give a description of what the workout for day one should look like. Then, to get the full workout, you have the link to The Ultimate Mass Building Workout. My question is, do we tailor the "full workout" to do the same sets/reps as you outlined for day one? I really want to get started off right. Thanks for the great workout. -Aaron
Thank you for the great question Aaron, and you are not alone in your confusion on this issue. As many of you may not realize, I tend to write articles in succession to one another. Put another way, all of my articles are related to all others in that I cover broad ideas over the course of many articles. For example, I have written extensively on the bodybuilding lifestyle.
As a primer and background on the subject, I wrote the article Do you believe in TRUE bodybuilding? which was an outline of the history of the true movement. After this I wrote Bodybuilding: Its TRUE nature! which outlined that bodybuilding was an applied science. After these articles were written that explained the history of true bodybuilding, and its nature as an applied science, I wrote the articles titled Should you become a bodybuilder? and Are you a healthy bodybuilder? Each one of these articles compliment the others, and they are meant to be read together in order to understand the concepts presented over the course of the series.
In the same spirit I wrote the article A-Step-By-Step Plan for Bodyfat Reduction! along with the article A Step-By-Step Guide for Constructing an Effective Workout! and The Ultimate Mass Building Workout! These three articles also follow the same theme.
In the article on how to construct an effective workout I outline steps for making a fat loss weight-training regimen, as well as one for building mass. I detail the differences in exercise selection and set and repetition schemes, as well.
Please read these three articles together to get a better picture of how best to proceed with your own training.
Tomorrow I turn 21 and I was just wondering do you think it would be ok if I had a few beers or would that effect my gains and make me lose muscle? Do you think some pro bodybuilders have a few beers once in a while? I also was thinking about taking some legal steroids like 1-test do you think this is a bad idea? Is there anything legal that's stronger than 1-test?
Congratulations on your right of passage into the legal majority. That's my fancy way of saying: Happy birthday! I hope you had a good, happy and safe one.
I think having a few beers now and then will not destroy your physique. I avoid alcohol for many reasons, not the least of which is that it has been linked to type II diabetes. Not only that, I find that beer of any kind makes me feel really bloated. Do I enjoy it? Sometimes yes, but when its warm and if its an a dark beer like Rickards Red or some other type such as Kilkenny or Irish Stout, no. I do not like the bloated feeling I get from it.
Do keep in mind that when losing bodyfat the carbohydrates from beer easily convert into fat. What's worse, people usually drink at night in bars. After a certain point in the day your metabolism slows. This puts you in a favorable state to store those extra carbohydrates as fat.
Further, one should not confuse the nature of alcohol. It is a poison. There is a reason your body tries to filter it out of your system after you drink it. It can kill you. It was used to preserve Einstein's brain and is used to preserve laboratory specimens. It dehydrates you as well, which will put you in a state of catabolism. Depending on the type of alcohol that your dealing with it can cause blindness and even death [isopropyl and ethyl alcohol]. Beer also has carbon dioxide in it, which is a waste product of the body.
I am, because of my own bias toward avoiding alcohol, presenting to you the bad side-effects of alcohol consumption. However, alcohol can have beneficial effects on your health, if consumed in moderation. Red wine, for example, has enzymes that are healthy for the heart.
To answer your questions about the professionals, yes, many of them do enjoy the occasional alcoholic beverage now and then. Some who will remain nameless enjoy them too often, as their frequent run-ins with the law would indicate.
You asked me a question about 1-Testosterone and my advice regarding this so-called "legal steroid" is to keep in mind that 1-Testosterone products are in their infancy as of this writing. I would, instead, recommend going with a reliable 1-Androstendiol product, like the one made by ErgoPharm. You can find this here on bodybuilding.com. With lawmakers now trying to ban all andro, testosterone and anti-aging compounds, if your going to get some 1-AD I would stock up now. Of course, if you are under the age of 21 I do not and cannot, for health reasons, recommend that you use prohormone products of any type. And, especially with products affecting your endocrine system, a check-up with your physician prior to use would be most recommended. Good luck to you!
I am a young aspiring bodybuilder and I'm looking to go into some competitions in the future. I read in a magazine that some Olympic athletes have sex the night before their athletic events. As a bodybuilder would it also be beneficial for me to indulge the night before a competition? - Bill
Bill, thank you for the question. Your question is an interesting and pertinent one and, as human beings, is one that we can all appreciate.
You touch on something that points to an underlying psychological event present in athletes. This event is NERVOUSNESS, or better termed, apprehension or uncertainty.
Athletes, regardless of sport, want to do well. They train for a long time, do their best, and when the time comes they put on their game face [their war mask] and go to battle to compete for the only prize that matters: #1.
In order to ensure that they are at their best, athletes must become physiologically aroused enough to perform at optimum levels, but not so physiologically aroused that they are unable to concentrate on the task and performance at hand.
Sex, with yourself or someone else, is a great way to release stress and tension associated with intense competition. It is also good for the health of your prostate. There are many, many other physiological and psychological health benefits to sex, such as its fat burning benefits, but I will not address those here. You can find more information on human sexuality by consulting resources like the Good Vibrations Guide to Sex or other human sexuality texts.
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PURPOSE: To describe the experience in the management of hepatic hydrothorax considering and comparing thoracoscopic and slurry pleurodesis.
METHODS: Retrospective review of medical charts of consecutive patients with diagnosis of hepatic hydrothorax.
RESULTS: 55 patients with hepatic hydrothorax diagnosis were found. 20 patients underwent surgical treatment and pleurodesis. There were 13 women. All patients were symptomatic and the principal symptom was dyspnea (100%). The pleural effusion was right sided in 75% of cases. Most patients had a pleural effusion greater than 50% (18 patients) and 9 patients had a massive effusion. According to fluid biochemical profile 80% were compatible with trasudate and 4 patients had an exudate and met the criteria for bacterial spontaneous empyema. Related to hepatic function 20% of patients had Child-Pugh A status; 10 patients (50%) B satus and 6 patients had Child-Pugh C status. There were two treatment groups. Gropup 1: chest tube and slurry talc/iodine pleurodesis; (8 patients) Group 2 thoracoscopy and talc poudrage (12 patients). The terapeutic response was as follows: 5 patients (25%) had a complete response; 7 patients (35%) parcial response and 5 patients had no response to treatment and persist with effusion and symptoms. In three cases no evaluation was possible due to mortality within 48 hrs in two patients and early transfer in one case. Morbidity was 40% (8 patients). No operatory mortality was present and the hospital mortality was 40% related to hepatic insufficiency.
CONCLUSIONS: Hepatic hydrothorax is a therapeutic challenge. However in 60% of cases a good response to treatment is present. The mortality is high but is not related to therapeutic procedures.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Surgical management of hepatic hydrothorax is possible by means of pleurodesis. Good response to treatment was found in our experience.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Juan Jacinto, Patricio Santillan-Doherty, Luis Argote-Greene, Rocio Carrera-Ceron, Julio Herrera-Zamora
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Courchevel - where you can ski for miles! The runs are well groomed, the lift system is efficient and the views are bracingly beautiful. And Courchevel's four villages offer something for everyone - but also a lot of choice about where to stay. (If you have your ski trip to Courchevel all planned and just need accommodation recommendations go direct to our Guru's list of the best places to stay in Courchevel.)
Le Praz, also known as Courchevel 1300, is a traditional French alpine village, with wooden chalets and a good selection of bars and restaurants - including 'Le Bistrot du Praz, one of the most famous restaurants in the Three Valleys. It's also only a ten minute lift to the centre of Courchevel 1850, and has easy access to the rest of the Three Valleys region.
Courchevel 1550 (Courchevel Village) is directly below 1850, and is a less prestigious option, offering mostly self catering and privately-owned chalets. So it's one of the best places to stay in Courcheval if you're on a budget and all about the skiing rather than the après-skiing.
1650 (Courchevel Moriond) is a resort in its own right, and becoming more so as 1850 gets more exclusive. Now one of the best places to stay in Courchevel for families, its restaurants are affordable and the lovely old wood and stone chalets are getting spruced up. It's also got good skiing above the resort, which is often much quieter than at 1850 and above.
Courchevel 1850 has been the St. Tropez of the alps since it was built after the 2nd World War. It boasts the greatest number of six-star hotels in France (two), and eleven hotels have a five-star rating. It's also got 11 Michelin stars, shared between seven restaurants. So it's definitely one of the best places to stay in Courchevel if you want to rub shoulders with A-listers and royalty.
Best places to stay in Courchevel:
For that traditional chalet feeling
- Inside you feel the old-fashioned warmth of exposed wood, but outside Le Chabichou is a chalet-lovers rhapsody-in-white. It's also one of the best places to stay in Courchevel for foodies. Their two Michelin star restaurant doesn't just serve wonderful food, they also prepare weekly cooking demonstrations.
- A clever blend of grand chateau and homely chalet, staying in one of Le St Joseph's fourteen rooms and suites, or two apartments, feels like you're staying at the home of grand old aristocratic friends.
Courchevel for deux?
- One of the newest and best places to stay in Courchevel for luxury is Le Strato. It's not just five star - it has a gastronomic restaurant and gorgeous pool and spa. It's also one of the best places to stay in Courchevel for attention to detail: even their fireplaces are designer, and when you finish your supper your gloves and boots are returned to you pre-warmed.
Best places to stay in Courchevel for families?
- Himalayan decor might not be quite what you're expecting in the French Alps, but La Manali 1650 certainly works it, making it one of the best places to stay in Courchevel for people who like the exotic. Enjoy a Tibetan foot spa after a long day on the slopes, or relax with a drink in the fur and leather warmed bar. The nursery, family suites, Kids Club and pool are why it's included on this list of the best places to stay In Courchevel for families.
- Le Portetta 1650's neighbouring nursery slopes are why it's on to the list of the best places to stay in Courchevel for families. They also have a family suite with space for up to six, in-house ski and boot rental and a kid-friendly games room. And it's ski-in, ski-out.
Doing Courchevel on a budget?
- Let's call it traditional rather than understated, the Hotel Les Monts Chavin is a comfy B&B built by the current owner's grandfather in 1955. He was one of Courchevel's first ski-instructors, so, even though it's one of the best places to stay in Courchevel on a budget, expect all the warming necessities: plenty of roaring fires, wood panelling and a cosy bar.
Still not sure where to go? Browse though our list of all the best places to stay in Courchevel, or feel free to call or email one of our gurus for advice
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Hôtel Les Monts Charvin 19 rooms from $162Courchevel
A rare find: a boutique bed and breakfast in the heart of 1850. Authentic and cosy with roaring fireplaces, traditional fabrics, and leather sofas. A delightfully understated spot.SkiingActive HolidayOutstanding locationViews - Great views from hotel
Le Portetta, 1650 38 rooms from $167Courchevel
Exquisite and soothing - a welcoming family hotel directly on the slopes. Rustic wooden interiors with stone fire places and rooms with private balconies. Perfect for families with young children as it is next to the nursery slopes.Active HolidaySkiingFamiliesKids Club - Fully staffed.Recommended by - Kiwi Collection, I Escape
White 1921 26 rooms from $313Courchevel (Rue du Rocher)
This chic and stylish designer hotel is in a picture perfect spot. Rooms are small but super cosy with contemporary smart interiors, offering views of the mountains from the windows or the balconies. Also features a fitness centre and a sauna to relax. Individual ski service for every guest.Active Holiday - In a well known ski resort area, after spending a day out at the slopes, return to the comfort of this hotel.Back to Nature - In a spectaular setting, most rooms offer stunning views of the mountains.Great walks - Beautiful hikes into the countryside. Book a guide or go on your own.Views - Great views from hotel
Le St Joseph 10 rooms from $418Courchevel
An 1850 building with an eclectic and quirky mix of chalet and château. Parquet floors, furs, fireplaces - a cosy home from home with two fantastic restaurants, and minutes from the slopes.SkiingActive HolidayViews - Great views from hotel
Le Chabichou 41 rooms from $470Courchevel
Beautiful, traditional white-painted wooden chalet with exceptional MIchelin-starred cuisine and wonderful service. Rustic-chic rooms and family friendly suites. A gourmet ski holiday for romantics, foodies, and families.Foodies - The restaurant has 2 Michelin Stars.Restaurant - Recommended.Active HolidaySkiing
La Manali 1650 36 rooms from $491Courchevel
Supremely comfortable, contemporary family friendly hotel right on the slopes. Rooms and suites with Himalayan-style decoration - warm Asian tones, furs, silks, painted friezes, and exotic wooden panelling. A luxurious and characterful chalet.SkiingFamiliesActive HolidaySwimming Pool - Indoor Pool
Le Strato 25 rooms from $890Courchevel
Courchevel's latest cutting-edge five-star hotel right on the piste. Spectacular traditional-chic interiors - furs, parquet floors, paintings, designer fire places, and wonderful private balconies. Gourmet delights in the fantastic restaurant and bare foot luxury at the spa.Active HolidaySkiingSwimming Pool - Indoor PoolSpa


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Discussion in 'Shiny Things' started by Lone Rider, Dec 10, 2007.
How does that get round a 90 degree corner??? Im guessing it does not
Our mountain bike team's mobile work shop. '08 Chevy Duramax and '94 Featherlite trailer somewhere out in Nevada on Hwy 50.
Like I said 7spd, Dt466.
Mechanical injection is a big plus
crew cab for room and wider body.
Most likely 4700/4900 chassis.
air brakes/air ride a plus.
I take crew rolling chassis also since I got nice 270hp motor/trans combo from a wrecked truck with less then 20K miles on it, wheel base not important as long is 84" CA or longer.
I love the sound of those old Detroit's, badass truck in it's day.

truckers claimed they were biblical. The Bible speaks of screaming, wailing, and crawling in the end times
Speaking of V12 diesels, this is not a truck, http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/N...er/november-26-30/nov3007dieselv12motorcycle/ but then, this is a motorcycle forum, right?

There is a razor thin line between cool and idiotic, and I'm not sure where this goes...

More better?

I like the concept, but I would have built it as a crew cab and used some tires that actually have some load capacity.
rig is cool. what he did with it is idiotic.
I don't know about the older crew cabs, probably the same, but the back seat in that 2012 was Awesome! I tried it on for size, and there was about 18-20" from my knees to the back of rhe seats, and I'm 6'7". Plenty of room for the guys AND their luggage.
And +1 on the air ride.
The buggy-spring ones beat you up pretty bad on a 700-mile day. Also makes makes hitting a bunch of bumps in the middle of a 65mph curve.... exciting.
I don't think it was factory, but it was very well done. If I see it there next year I will get better pics of it.
Check out the dropped International at 0:46. I had no idea an old farm truck like that could look cool. These things all all over farm country sitting idle since the farmers moved up to larger class 8 rigs. Hummmmm

Found a better write up on that International above. http://www.stanceiseverything.com/2011/04/featured-ride-robs-international-loadstar/
'59 GMC NAPCO. Wish I had the cash. Somebody needs to grab this thing.
Damn that sounds nice.
My Grandpa, Dad, and several uncles were Teamsters in the 70's, and I remember getting rides in a few Detroit diesel rigs. I still remember that sound.
No sweeter sound to my ears. My first apprenticeship placement for being a diesel tech I worked at a place that specialized in the Detroit's and Allison trans. My job was engine and trans tear down, Dyno testing the rebuilds, and crating the engines and trans for shipping.
Loved that Job. That was 10 or 11 year ago now. I'm fully licensed diesel tech now and have progressed to managing a entire shop. But I would go back in a heart beat to that old job I loved it.


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Wildlife at Hampton Court
The estate is home to a number of bird species including swans, sand martins, kingfishers, tawny owls, and kestrels. The long avenues of European lime trees support jackdaws, ring-necked parakeets and bats.
Tawny Owl © Rickochet
Eels live in the waterways and ponds and in Home Park's grassland you can find voles, shrews and grass snakes. The estate also hosts an artificial sand martin bank constructed to provide a safe nesting opportunity for these birds.
Home Park has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest by Natural England for its acid grassland and veteran trees. This unique environment supports rare invertebrates and thousands of ant hills. The acid grassland is a fragile ecosystem of fine leaved grasses and acid loving plants.
Rare Autumn Squill (scilla autumnalis) growing in Home Park's acid grassland © Linda Pitkin