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  • Using Prozac/Zoloft J during competition...

    Has anyone used this to help w/ drepression when they were competing for a show, and did it help?
    I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.....

  • #2
    Yes zoloft works much better IMO with lots fewer sides the newer updated version of old ssri intakes (chemical very different.

    No problems other than prozac makes you wanna puck (not eat)and have no sex for about a month!

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    • #3
      The people I know who use anything like that, lose their drive for weight lifting (and sex) and normally wind up getting fatter.

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      • #4
        I gained drive on zoloft when I took.
        It made me wanna get out of bed and do things and look forwards to the day!

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        • #5
          im one only ones in family that isnt on anti depressants. most of them gained alot of weight but had no eating discipline to begin with. assuming youre a bodybuilder you probably have excellant eating habits. theyre not supposed to slow your metabolism but increase your appetite like tenfold. do what you gotta do bro

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          • #6
            thanks for the input guys
            I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.....

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            • #7
              i d prefer a hoot or a xanax ocassionally when rest is of the essence> i prefer any pill of the azapam family due to the fact that gh is released when you have effective rem sleep and a hormone in the brain called gaba induces this effect. this is exactly what the effect of azapam type drugs induce..plus lowering cortisol levels in the body. cortisol acts like free radicals eating up all your muscle gains!!!!it s an anti anxiety drug, in contrast convenient for body builders, because cortisol increases when you intervene in any physical or psychological stress>>>cosmicbod laters.>>>>>

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