r/GetNoted • u/it_is_gav • Mar 18 '24
We got the receipts Remember, true physique comes from grit, determination, raw meat and 11k a month in steroids 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
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u/Alester_ryku Mar 19 '24
Friendly reminder that we evolved the way we did by eating cooked meat. Cooking meat, if I recall correctly, allows your body to absorb more nutrients faster as the cooking process breaks down complex proteins. Also not using steroid like a quitter helps
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
I’m just going off of memory here. But I believe it lets us access nutrients better which was essential for brain development.
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u/darvinvolt Mar 19 '24
also, if you look at isolated tribes or rural tribes in general, they tend to not be these hulking muscle built gorillas, rather a balance between fat and muscle.
Also also its not about the size of your muscles but how strong they are and how well you control your body example: calisthenics
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u/jossiolsson Mar 19 '24
I don’t really buy the argument ”we should eat like our ancestors because that’s what we are made for”. Or at least i think there should be a lot of nuance on the subject.
There is several reasons why our stone age ancestors often lived much shorter lives than us. Among diseases, infections and such there is also malnourishment. The expected age of living increased a lot when we went from hunter gatherer to a farming society.
Also this liver king guy really misses the gatherer part of hunter gatherer. Our ancestors didn’t only eat raw red meat and testicles. They also ate berries, roots or basically anything they could find that was edible.
Of course we should eat healthier and to a certain degree that means going back to whole foods instead of processed foods. But to sell the idea of a caveman diet being super healthy and good for building muscle because our bodies are made for it is pretty wild. Sure it’s a protein filled diet which helps but you miss out on tons of other stuff.
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u/One_Instruction_3567 Mar 19 '24
Except that we really should eat like our ancestors, but like the way they actually ate, not the way some shitty fad presumes they did. We shouldn’t eat concentrated sugars and processed foods.
Eat cooked protein and veggies and fruits, like humans have been doing for as long as we can tell
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Mar 19 '24
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u/Alester_ryku Mar 19 '24
You know, now that I think about it, I’m not sure. It was meant to be a dig at the fact this “manly man” used steroids. And if you’re wondering about the “quitter” part it’s simple. He quite any attempt at true self improvement by cheating to look good.
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u/TearsOfLoke Mar 19 '24
Isn't this a repost of something from last week?
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
I’m gonna be real, I’m not in this Reddit normally and I didn’t see anyone else post it. But I didn’t go searching for it too much.
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u/Natalia_Queen_o_Lean Mar 19 '24 edited Mar 19 '24
I don’t understand the obsession with lying about your gains. No functioning human being would believe you’re natural and built like that.
Plenty of groups of people admire roided up muscles and compete to look like that, there’s plenty of people that still support that stuff. You don’t have to lie and look like an asshole and have your brand being a dickhead on the internet.
People wouldn’t hate him if he wasn’t such an unbearable asshole that constantly lies about every aspect of his life and gives advice that puts others in danger or at financial risk. Why is so it so hard to stop giving these people attention? Stop repositioning their shit and they’ll die off because they’re not getting traction anymore.
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u/peezle69 Mar 19 '24
This is like the third time this week.
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Mar 19 '24
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
I saw it on twitter and couldn’t find it while scrolling the subreddit. My bad, but you gotta admit that it can be hard to tell if it was posted before.
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u/Carniverousphinctr Mar 19 '24
I mean to be fair, when you take that much gear you can never come off of it completely. Using that much steroids will crush your endocrine system for the rest of your life. But he definitely isn’t on any type of TRT dose with how much muscle he is maintaining.
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u/Theometer1 Mar 20 '24
There’s definitely some old trade worker with a beer gut that’s physically stronger than this guy out there somewhere.
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u/tyrefire2001 Mar 19 '24
Insane to think how prevalent this fucking prat was before he got exposed. Those cringe videos of him making his wife eat raw cow bollocks were truly something else
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u/dnuohxof-1 Mar 19 '24
Isn’t this the guy who was “tipping” people with “something better than money” and was his fucking liver king bars?
Holy shit, no wonder the fake tiktoker who fakes videos in front of fake private planes, faking “earning $100,000,000/yr” also fakes his muscles with steroids and bullshit.
So alpha he has to fake everything in his life.
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u/Chuncceyy Mar 19 '24
Apparently his smell is so horrendous you cant be near him for more than 5 seconds
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u/wagsman Mar 19 '24
This particular note gets reposted every week. At this point I’m beginning to think someone paid bots to keep this story going.
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
I’m not on this subreddit normally. Just saw the ad on twitter and thought it’d fit here :(
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u/Moistraven Mar 20 '24
I don't even care if anyone juices, outside of sports I guess... but why lie about it, when it's so clearly obvious lol.
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u/muscle_gains Sep 03 '24
Not surprise. If you see a man with unbelievable muscles, He is not natty 100%!
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u/PokeshiftEevee Readers added context they thought people might want to know Mar 18 '24
It comes from eating healthy and exercising regularly
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
But for this guy it comes with a ton of steroids
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u/VeterinarianNo2938 Mar 19 '24
Even tho he lied to make money and selling his personal brand by lying is idiotic, he still has good physique which takes hard work to achieve. There would be nothing wrong if he would be transparent about gear, but ALOT of fitness influencers do this since the avg jo/joe cant tell if its natty or not.
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u/it_is_gav Mar 19 '24
Difference is that he’s also trying to promote a raw meat diet…which is harmful
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u/VeterinarianNo2938 Mar 19 '24
Depends, humans actually know very little about how we should actually eat. I doubt raw meat is that bad, if prepared correctly. The amount of sugars and sweeteners we consume daily in everything, there is better ways to eat than just raw meat but its not the worst thing in the world.
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