Steroids were so yesterday...

[American_Ace]

Check this out:
http://cnn.aimtoday.cnn.com/news/st.../2230186664.htm&sc=1500&photoid=20040623NY192

I don't mean to sound like a nerd, but human evolution in our lifetime... That is amazing. :icon_long

 

[VetteMuscle427]

Sie Germans ah creating sie zuper human

 

[nittany03]

"Not yet 5, he can hold seven-pound weights with arms extended, something many adults cannot do."

Do I sense a little insecurity from this reporter?

 

[viv]

I'm afraid to think of the adverse affects of taking a drug that works like this. (Incredible Hulk?)

 

[jburnes]

i was watching the incredible hulk yesterday...and i didn't know that he can't talk...only grunt and rip people in half...

i guess there's a downside to everything...

 

[zuggerat]

ARRRRNNOOOOOLLLLLLDDDDDDDD i presume? huahayahayhahyahauuuayhahyauah

 

[kevin]

scientists supposedly have found that a lot of the top bodybuilders have very low levels of myostatin. that's a good thing, but with this kid, the problem might be that his bones can't keep up with his muscles.....so he might be arm curling 200 pound dumbells in 10 years and his radius/ulna will literally snap in two (well, four actually). a slower process is better cause then bone density can keep up...case in point: greg warr weighs 185 and benches over 600 now....and he's never done steroids (only competes in drug-free tournaments).