Are some of users who deny the use who see a moral problem with it.
Many people have nose / breast surgery and want a "natural" result that is barely noticeable, WTF? To me that's stupid, it's like dieting and lifting weights to "tone up", damn, you want to massively change your look.
The highly competitive bodybuilders who use SEO is clearly noticeable when you compare their before and after images. Obviously not all of them look like shit, but it is easy to see that they have applied localized injections or implants or whateve... in one area. The good or bad thing about bodybuilding is that if you compete at the pro level, you have tons of images from all angles that show your progress, changes and evolution.
Not only Brazilian idiots are caught, Dexter and Coleman were caught with their huge calves and they are MO champions.
Unfortunately, this has become so popular in recent years that no one is surprised and no one calls these athletes with fuzzy, weird or disproportionate muscles.
I remember when Iris Kyle was penalized for her butt distortions at the Arnold, since then, there has been nothing more about it, even though we have had dozens of athletes looking worse.
Many people have nose / breast surgery and want a "natural" result that is barely noticeable, WTF? To me that's stupid, it's like dieting and lifting weights to "tone up", damn, you want to massively change your look.
The highly competitive bodybuilders who use SEO is clearly noticeable when you compare their before and after images. Obviously not all of them look like shit, but it is easy to see that they have applied localized injections or implants or whateve... in one area. The good or bad thing about bodybuilding is that if you compete at the pro level, you have tons of images from all angles that show your progress, changes and evolution.
Not only Brazilian idiots are caught, Dexter and Coleman were caught with their huge calves and they are MO champions.
Unfortunately, this has become so popular in recent years that no one is surprised and no one calls these athletes with fuzzy, weird or disproportionate muscles.
I remember when Iris Kyle was penalized for her butt distortions at the Arnold, since then, there has been nothing more about it, even though we have had dozens of athletes looking worse.