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In an immersive 3D experience, The Post details the process by which the human body develops muscle, how steroids push development beyond natural limits and the long-term mental and physical ramifications of the bodybuilding lifestyle. https://t.co/PUvVYXRZb8 https://t.co/GINQDyI1zE — PolitiTweet.org

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The behemoths who win the best-known and most lucrative titles barely resemble the champions of the past, like Arnold Schwarzenegger. “He would not even get a pro card,” said Brad Schoenfeld, an author of several books on bodybuilding and muscle growth. https://t.co/PUvVYXRrlA https://t.co/fFoul8PRb4 — PolitiTweet.org

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More than a dozen scientists, trainers, judges and competitors interviewed for this report said that just earning a pro card, an amateur’s ticket to the pro ranks, is very difficult without anabolic steroids. https://t.co/PUvVYXRrlA — PolitiTweet.org

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