World most monstrous Body builder dies young

[trader]

So a word to those who do this sport - avoid anabolics and other such "potions" as you won't be getting healthier. You may get huge, for a while. Life is too short to have a too short life.

Rip Illia

'World's most monstrous bodybuilder' Illia Yefimchyk dead at 36

Belarusian bodybuilder Illia Yefimchyk, nicknamed the "world's most monstrous bodybuilder" has died at the age of 36. He reportedly died after suffering a heart attack.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Old_Me]

i can't say this is the first time i ever read or heard about some body builder dying young.

i only heard some time ago, some use steroids to get the results they want.

true or not? i don't know, and 15,000 calories a day..??

RIP.

 

[Pitdogg2]

It's obvious he didn't get enough cardio.....

 

[NMEDGE]

I guess that's what happens when you inject the "magic" into your body

 

[Mr.W.]

I wouldn't be shocked to learn that his intake of "supplements" was epic.

 

[trader]

Well at 15,000 calories a day that food and supplement budget would bankrupt a millionaire.

 

[Shibadog]

People abuse their bodies beyond belief and then folks are surprised when something happens…

 

[BoneSoldier]

I think it’s important to approach the topic with nuance. Personally, I was hesitant for years about anything like steroids because of the risks and horror stories. But after hitting a wall with my progress, I did a ton of research and eventually found what’s considered the best anabolic steroids in Canada. I made sure to follow proper guidelines and monitor my health throughout the process.

For me, it wasn’t about just getting “huge”—it was about complementing years of hard work in the gym. I stayed responsible, and the results were a big confidence booster. It’s definitely not for everyone, but when approached responsibly, it can be a tool for achieving specific goals.

 

[jschmidt]

He looks out of shape.