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pattaya 🇨🇷
yes i bench alot

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@HuckFinnBarbell hows ur liver?

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@KateriSeraphina then everyone clapped

[Ariel @kpopgroypa]

Blacks should be born in prison

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@ElonChat43sdew @katsuxbt because hes a retarded nig

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@fadule_ earths flat lil bro

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@GuruAnaerobic ur talking about weight loss not fat loss chud

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@intensityjt @AntiDoc yep theyre literally controlled by pharma companies

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@OwenShroyer1776 in your bedroom?

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@p0quess1ng dinosaurs are fake lil bro

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@xadrani deport him

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@HunterBiden @metzgov

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@HunterBiden @PolycomputingAI

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@Realdarkvibes @GarbageHuman24 ni99er

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@OpeWoodWorks @MikeJazzpenis its not lol

[Howard Luks MD @hjluks]

Your knee is a living, biologically active organ. Cartilage is maintained by cells that respond to their chemical environment, and the primary driver of OA progression is not mechanical grinding.
It is chronic, low-grade inflammation that poisons the environment in which those cells are living.

So we need to stop thinking mechanically and start thinking more biologically. Our cartilage responds favorably to the same stimuli that improve our overall health and wellness.

This is precisely why high intensity exercise in moderate OA (grade 3 of 4) decreases pain and actually increases cartilage thickness.

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@OwenBenjamin gay

[yosoymario @yosoymario91]

My shoulders finally started
blowing up when l swapped out dumbbell lateral raises for 1000mg testosterone

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@OwenBenjamin insane coping unc 😂

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@UbermenschMind well hes half right. (the white part of him speaking)

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@RyanGarcia cuz boxin is clown show