Do you really have to buy all those supplements to grow
muscle?
by Jon Cardozo
Often one of the first things a person thinks about when
initiating a bodybuilding program is buying supplements.
Many people begin to consider buying a host of supplements
before they have even settled on their exact weight training
program or a diet plan.
This may be due to an unfortunate tendency in North American
society to look for shortcuts and quick fixes in
accomplishing any new goal, or it may in part be due to the
daily bombardment of advertisements that we face on TV,
radio, and yes, even the Internet. These ads often promise
incredible results in improving our physique in various ways
without any discipline or effort needed on our part. Could
this possibly be a healthy way to achieve weight gain or any
other important goal for that matter?
I would even go as far as say that no supplements are
necessary to accomplish your goals. Now that's a pretty bold
statement!
A careful distinction must be made here between these kinds
of supplements which may not be necessary or even safe in
the long term, and other supplements which promote general
health such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and the
like. Nor am I referring to pure protein supplements that
can help provide extra food in a convenient manner.
Even if these products don't do any actual harm, they're
unnecessary. They cost you money, and ultimately leave you
feeling discouraged because you have wasted your time with
these products.
Whether you believe it or not, the fundamentals of muscle
building haven't changed. Progressive resistance training,
which means gradually lifting heavier weights, along with
increasing your calories is all it really takes. Oh yeah,
you also need patience, commitment and discipline. Not the
most glamorous words, but they're effective.
You don't need to consider questionable steroid
alternatives, or even more reliable substances such as
creatine, until you have practiced basic principles and
achieved as much success as you can. You can then consider
something like creatine to give you an extra little boost
for advanced progress.
I know this isn't the most exciting message you have heard,
because it actually means you'll have to put in some effort
to get the job done. In the long run, however, you'll be
thanking me. You'll get the results you want without having
to fork over your precious earnings on some worthless
supplements. - 15668
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Title: Do you really have to buy all those supplements to grow muscle?
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