TweetNot really a slight loss in results for most people. It's quite a large loss in results usually.

Jay

TweetBro, Trust me, I hadn't been drunk in months.... last night i slipped.... Got hammerd and DAMN do i feel like a worthless peice of shit today! Alcohol does so many things to your body, Dehydrates the hell out of your muscles, Then if you throw up on top of that it leads to severe dehydration, the empty calories, Reckless behavior, Extra strain to the liver which is a serious problem especialy if taking Orals, I could go on for ever...

Damnit, i'm kicking myself in the ass for last night now!!

TweetJuicemonkey,

Life is Life....enjoy it.......I know what you mean though on feeling like shit the after you drink............I NEVER drink unless I am on holiday not just on worthless nights......

I agree with Monkeys post 100%

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Originally posted by joe k
whats the big deal..iv done it plenty of times..asides from ur liver and a slight decrease is results what is it?

i usually feel fucked up and not wanna work out, thats how it affects me. It also interfers with my eating habits, eating 6 meals a day and when i drink i eat 3-4, that sux.

TweetIf you really want to see the results it has on protein synthesis you'll have to look up the studies (there are some around).
The main problem with alchohol in my opinion is the next day, your tired, your hungover, you don't eat, and generally you don't train as hard if at all. One thing I've learned over the years at least for me is that alchohol is my biggest enemy when I'm trying to bulk up. The two just don't go together.