
ChargerWolf
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- Jan 22, 2024
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Ah got it. I do got good vascular genetics from my dad. That’s why they’re already showing a bit and I got really vascular hands and forearms even though I’m not lean.Vascularity in the biceps are a function of size, leanness and genetics. Size and leanness you have influence over, so put in the hard work. Rome wasn't built in a day. Regarding genetics, some people's veins are closer to the skin surface than others. That's easier for them.
One temporary way of increasing vascularity is to supplement with something that is a vasodialator. All the nitric oxide (sp?) that were popular 10 years ago improved vascularity. I think ephedrine also does that. But that is only temporary. If you want thick, large veins in your arms 24/7, improve size and drop BF
So just get leaner, and grow my biceps, got it.
I’m not interested in temporarily increasing it cause if I’m getting results I want them to last.
Thx for all the help!