Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Natural Physique: Without Steroids

What would Arnold have looked like without steroids? Arnold was born with very good genetics to build muscles, that is possible to see in the early years of Arnold’s career as an นักเพาะกาย. He had the ability to pack on mass and that can be verified already before he even touched any สเตียรอยด์อนาโบลิก.

Arnold never used any HGH and therefore his 6 pack stomach never got to any problematic issues, as can be seen online on his own pictures when he was as biggest his stomach went inwards and not awkwards.

What would Arnold have looked like without steroids?

In his prime: still an absolutely amazing machine of a man. Not quite the whole “prime slab of beef” perhaps but years over years of sweating it out and gritting his teeth and his impeccable diet would surely have an enormous effect.

Don’t forget that back in the day these boys used to finish their workout and then build brick walls in their rest time make ends meet, then go back for evening sessions.

And if you’ve ever met a guy who builds brick walls for a living you can see the effect of just that job alone, even with beer chips and normal American diet they are still pretty stacked.

…Add gym and clean eating with obscene amounts of protein and Mr. T would still be stacked as all hell. I’m thinking more along the lines of his later Terminator sizes, or when he had to play “civilians” (kg cop etc) but more looking like Stallone’s mass than approaching Conan or Predator. But undoubtedly still a total machine.

After using ผลงาน-enhancing drugs himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger is warning นักเพาะกาย against steroid abuse.

In his July/August cover story for Men’s Health, the actor and former California governor, 75, opened up about taking steroids in the past, including ไดอานาโบล — which is popular among bodybuilders — and เทสโทสเตอโรน.

“One hundred milligrams a week,” he told the outlet of his testosterone usage, “and then three Dianabol a day, so that was 15 milligrams a day.”

However, Schwarzenegger insisted that his past use is nothing compared to the steroid abuse that he’s seen today, noting that steroids weren’t illegal until 1990 when the Anabolic Steroids Control Act was passed by Congress.

EVER SINCE HIS เพาะกาย days, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been open about the fact that he used steroids. But he never actually detailed exactly what he took. And, for years (ehh, decades), that’s led to plenty of speculation about exactly what Schwarzenegger consumed during his run in competitive bodybuilding.

In our cover story, the Governator finally settles that debate. It turns out Schwarzenegger built his PED regimen around two drugs, testosterone and D-Bol. The latter is a steroid that remains popular among bodybuilders today. “One hundred milligrams a week,” he says of his testosterone usage, “and then three Dianabol a day, so that was 15 milligrams.”

That usage also lines up with some of what Schwarzenegger has always hinted. In one well-known interview, he didn’t say that he took “three Dianabol a day,” but he did say that bodybuilders would often discuss their steroid regimens, and throw out that number. Schwarzenegger’s testosterone usage, meanwhile, was in line with what’s prescribed to many guys on testosterone replacement therapy today.

To be clear, though, Schwarzenegger does not want anyone duplicating his regimen. He pointed out that his usage of the drugs in the 1970s was very different: Steroids weren’t illegal until Congress passed the Anabolic Steroids Control Act of 1990. Schwarzenegger also stressed that he only used steroids under doctors’ supervision. That’s not how he sees the drugs being used by lifters today.

“Bodybuilding always, always was considered a safe sport,” he says. “But now, it’s not. Now people are dying. They’re dying because of overdoses of drugs, and they don’t know what the fuck they’re doing. And they’re listening to charlatans. If I want to go and get medical advice from a legitimate doctor, I go to UCLA, or I go to the Cleveland Clinic.”

Schwarzenegger does realize, though, that many won’t listen to his exhortations to avoid steroids. After all, on some level, they contributed to his rise through bodybuilding and into Hollywood. Still, he’s trying to say all the right things.

“Don’t go there,” he says of steroids. “Yes, we are at a time now where we always look for the easy way to make money, the fast way to get rich, the easy way to be an influencer. Any time you abuse the body, you’re going to regret it later on. I want young people to know that I have seen people getting kidney transplants, and suffering tremendously from it.”

He also compares himself to a rock climber who takes major risks, then tells others not to. “I recognize the fact that, who am I to say this?” he says. “This is the guy who climbed without a rope.”