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Originally posted by Oldskoolg View PostI work out every day without fail and recently got back into my power lifting after a couple of years off. I drink only 9.5+ alkaline water and hydrogen water for the benefits of both. Both reduce the lactic acid I used to feel, my heart rate is lower while doing hard cardio (by 10-20 BPM), and my blood pressure is lower from it. I’m middle age....for a young thundercat I can understand why he would want high octane water. Unless you’re drinking spring water every day which is pH neutral and or eating plenty of high alkaline foods your pH level is probably more acidic than it should be and when acidosis sets in that’s when you get cancer and other inflammation based diseases
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Originally posted by MxcoFistology View PostGood call , caleb plant takes those victor conte 'magic stacks' .. victor conte is a known ped supplier
The classroom anxiously awaits your simple minded reply.
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He's absolutely right. No one is to be trusted in Trumpland. Hope he beats that pile of sadness Plant.
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Originally posted by theface07 View PostYeah, placebo effect. I think Feigenbutz is going to need more than $200 oxygenated water to beat Plant. It's not like Feigenbutz is some kind of world beater. Why would someone from Plant's team or anyone else risk some sort of contamination or foul play? Figbutz can punch but he hasn't proven that against someone with Plant's boxing ability.
Most of Figbuts fights were in Germany which is notorious for corrupt judges and tampering. You only need to look back to the Fury Klitschko fight where Klitschko's gloves were initially wrapped without anyone from Fury's team watching and somebody had put extra soft padding under the ring canvas to minimize Fury's movement.
If that’s Michael Jordan, not hard to understand that Plant’s nephew will be lurking in the kitchen of Feigenbutz’s hotel
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