I was wondering does taking a muscle relaxer have negative effects on muscle growth? I had to take one aslong as an NSAID due to my neck stiffness.
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Thread: Muscle relaxer side effects?
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03-05-2009, 03:31 PM #1
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03-05-2009, 03:44 PM #2
Won't inhibit if taken at night before bed. Will inhibit if its in your system when u train as, it will relax your muscles, and you won't contract as hard or generate as much force. May help gains as you will get deeper sleep and more of it.
what are you takin? they got me on cyclo-benzaprine, ktfo.sim simma, who got dem keys to ma bimmah?
Oh there they are, carry on, nothing to see here.
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03-05-2009, 03:52 PM #3
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I had the same concern is you. Some people actually ask the opposite; will it increase my gains/recovery? I think it will be difficult to find a study that will allow you to reach a conclusion about a muscle relaxer's effects on bbing. I know there are studies indicating that muscle relaxers do not help with gains, but it might be difficult to find one that show's it hinder's gains. Regardless, I believe it will come down to your own personal choice and trial and error. If you are using it short term and in moderation I wouldn't be too concerned
(as long as you give yourself enough time between drug administration and your workout). I would be more concerned about my weekly beer drinking messing up my gains than taking a muscle relaxer short term. Honestly though, if you can find any studies which show it hinders growth, let me know cause I haven't been able to find any. Take care bro and good luck.If you want drastic results you need to take drastic measures.
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