Have you considered that I would value your advice more if you elaborated on this?
OP, @pettersson is a doc who lifts; well worth your time to give him some details and see what he recommends
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Its Paul Carter
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I appreciate that sentiment dude. But I’m evil and irresponsible and a bad influence doncha know? 
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We won’t know for sure until he calls him a clown dick!
I’m sorry but… that one will forever be in my vocabulary 
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Totally agree, do not try and copy this guy!
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To be fair the time he said clown dick the person was actually being a clown dick.
I dont really think it Paul by the way, i was just messing 
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Totally agree, it was just hilarious.
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asm is 61.
PC does not look 61 on instagram vids
The thread is old enough now that I want to be the first to point out the comedy that a non-responder has yet to respond to anything written here.
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At least he’s consistant?
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If only he could apply that dedication to nutrition and working hard.
My guess is he doesn’t work out hard enough or consistent enough.
Like Dan John says “[lifting] is simple. That doesn’t mean it’s easy”.
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This is typical here. New person makes a comment and 50 post later hasn’t responded to anything. All while the regulars go at each other.
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Fightin’ Irish!?!
For the aspiring interwebz detectives -1) the greeting term “heya” is highly specific; 2) everyone seems to have missed the 405 front squat (for reps?) challenge.
Also want to point out that wrt these types of thread starters, there is a subltle difference between a cry for help, and an interwebz “flex” of "I am the most deprived/oppressed/un-gifted etc. etc. etc.
The woe-is-me “flex” is always a waste of time.
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Welcome back.
I see a lot of people didn’t take my post seriously. Disgusting and unprofessional(?).
I thought T Nation was a place where there are people with more knowledge and understanding than the “bro science” forum that anyone can find on Facebook or similar sites.
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I read your comments and questions:
I have been training CONSISTENTLY for over 10 years
As a kid, I had hormone issues: thyroid, low testosterone, very high levels of prolactin and cortisol.
Today I am 32 years old and I still have a problem with very high cortisol and prolactin.
Testosterone is now normal, TSH too.
I also had problems with carbohydrate intolerance.
When I ate a lot of them (over 70 grams per meal) I got HYPOGLYCAEMIA (like a person with diabetes).
I’ve been working on my insulin sensitivity over the years - I’ve lost over 40 kg (80 lbs?)
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For years I have been struggling with the problem of overtraining.
YES - I often check hormone levels, do blood tests.
After training, usually 2-3 days, I have an elevated body temperature and CRP.
The stronger/heavier the training is (for example 5x5 like Rippetoe) on a scale of 8-9 RPE = the more side effects I have and the CRP goes up.
In 2021, after squat training, I underwent rhabdomyolysis (dark urine, high creatine kinase, severe pain in the thighs).
Despite years of training, I still get DOMS.
I am currently trying minimalist methods.
When doing, for example, “bro split”, my body after a cycle of 8-10 weeks is very tired and the weights in the bench press drop by 5-10 kg).
Forgive my poor English.
Basically, you have medical conditions that prevent you from achieving the benefits of resistance training.
Okay, so…
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You saying I’m an asshole!?!
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