Depression doesn’t cause physical pain unless that person inflicts the pain to themselves. Don’t know what to say about the nose bleeds really…

Tell her to go to rehad willingly or you will turn her into her employer. She should not be working with the mentally handicapped. OR you can just look the other way until she OD’s or thrown in jail

It depends on what kind of muscle growth you would want! If you wanna be cut, I would suggest going with low weight, high reps, a lot of sets with little breaks in between! If you’re going for mass, I would suggest going with high weights, with maybe 6 hard reps, and up to 2 minutes in between sets! You should feel a burn maybe a little swell during the workout and sore after! Also, after abound weeks you should see results

A pound of muscle weighs the same as a pound of fat, but muscle mass is more compact and only takes up 1/3 the space! If you go on a healthy weight loss program, which includes regular exercise, you will almost certainly gain muscle and lose fat. The scale may stay the same or may even go up, but you lose inches, since muscle takes up less space.

The only way to gain weight is to create a calorie excess. So, in theory, to gain ½ pound to a pound a week, that means creating an excess of 250-500 calories per day. Whether or not those extra calories go towards building muscle or body fat depends on whether or not you exercise. Of course, as with weight loss, genetic differences make it easier for some people to gain weight and harder for others. If your metabolism speeds way up every time you eat more, you may have to consume many more calories before you’ll achieve results

After a good workout, you will probably fresh and relaxed, but i dont you think will feel anything changed.The soreness is good but over time you wont feel it anymore because what routine you did at the gym your body is use to it. So when this happens, its a good idea to change up your workout and do something new. You will definantly feel sore now since your body is trying to adapt this new change, this is called muscle confusion. And when your sore, it does indicate your muscles are growing.

im fourteen, parents got divorced 3 years ago over an affair, i was depressed, my mom and shrink tried to get me to take pills. i refused, i hated the shrink cause he didnt do shit, i went through 3 other shrinks, being a 14 year old boy i just messed around with them, telling them different stuff just to see their reaction and shit. i got better just by getting into a hobby. then again your story is different so i would do what you think is best, everyone else has a different story and conscience.

its doing the same thing any other drug would do to your brain, i was addicted to pills over a year ago and dont plan on going back at all, you gotta do whats you gotta do though.

Alcohol, black peppercorns and cloves… it works, but it burn a little bit your gum, but works believe me…

You will lose a portion of what you gain. You will also lose some of the looks of muscle you gained while on it because most of your muscles are retaining water and once you stop they wont retain as much and your muscles will become a bit smaller. You will keep the muscle you gained taking creatine so there is no doubt you will become stronger. There is no loss taking it you will gain mass and muscle even though when you stop you will lose alittle of the creatine affects remember to drive 10-12 cups of water daily

The muscle groups that helps in supporting our body from running are as follows: Rhomboids, Low Back Muscles. Front Shoulders , Abdominals, and Hip Flexors. There are also others that can help you from having a good posture. Like a regular exercise and use of posture brace can help improve a poor posture.