Before I start let me say I am aware that this question may of been asked before etc, its just that I'd like answers quickly, and information on whether or not the techniques being used have worked and not just in theory..
So Brinks etc, bite your tongue, this post isn't aimed at you...
Basically I'm starting to get stretch marks in the joints on where my arm meets my chest, and now on my biceps.... Is there any way of avoiding this?? yeah I know how it sounds, but we work out to improve the way we look, yet we get these horrible red marks that never go away?!?!? I was told to increase my vitamin c intake or was it e?? and also to get a cream that pregnant women use to make my skin more subtle.... Anyone else tried the cream? Is increasing my vitamin intake beneficial?? How did others combat this problem??
It's vitamin E you were thinking of. I'm not sure how to get rid of them honestly. You should embrace them...they sorta look cool. It's like crazy rambo scars or something.
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It's vitamin E you were thinking of. I'm not sure how to get rid of them honestly. You should embrace them...they sorta look cool. It's like crazy rambo scars or something.
Hahaha rambo scars, nice way to look at it I suppose... Yeah they kinda make me a bit paranoid, it looks horrible I reckon... could always wear a tshirt suppose....
thanks for the advice!!
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It's vitamin E you were thinking of. I'm not sure how to get rid of them honestly. You should embrace them...they sorta look cool. It's like crazy rambo scars or something.
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Before I start let me say I am aware that this question may of been asked before etc, its just that I'd like answers quickly, and information on whether or not the techniques being used have worked and not just in theory..
So Brinks etc, bite your tongue, this post isn't aimed at you...
Basically I'm starting to get stretch marks in the joints on where my arm meets my chest, and now on my biceps.... Is there any way of avoiding
this??
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yeah I know how it sounds, but we work out to improve the way we look, yet we get these horrible red marks that never go away?!?!? I was told to increase my vitamin c intake or was it e?? and also to get a cream that pregnant women use to make my skin more subtle.... Anyone else tried the cream? Is increasing my vitamin intake beneficial?? How did others combat this problem??
I have heard Cocoa Butter -- but check your local Vitamin Shoppe or GNC for topicals with COQ10...
Before I start let me say I am aware that this question may of been asked before etc, its just that I'd like answers quickly, and information on whether or not the techniques being used have worked and not just in theory..
So Brinks etc, bite your tongue, this post isn't aimed at you...
Basically I'm starting to get stretch marks in the joints on where my arm meets my chest, and now on my biceps.... Is there any way of avoiding this?? yeah I know how it sounds, but we work out to improve the way we look, yet we get these horrible red marks that never go away?!?!? I was told to increase my vitamin c intake or was it e?? and also to get a cream that pregnant women use to make my skin more subtle.... Anyone else tried the cream? Is increasing my vitamin intake beneficial?? How did others combat this problem??
many thanks!!!!!!
Don't let yourself gain too much fat and you can minimise this effect, but once you have them, you have them. I haven't heard or seen any product that helps more than your average snake oil.
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Ari
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Before I start let me say I am aware that this question may of been asked before etc, its just that I'd like answers quickly, and information on whether or not the techniques being used have worked and not just in theory..
So Brinks etc, bite your tongue, this post isn't aimed at you...
Basically I'm starting to get stretch marks in the joints on where my arm meets my chest, and now on my biceps.... Is there any way of avoiding this?? yeah I know how it sounds, but we work out to improve the way we look, yet we get these horrible red marks that never go away?!?!? I was told to increase my vitamin c intake or was it e?? and also to get a cream that pregnant women use to make my skin more subtle.... Anyone else tried the cream? Is increasing my vitamin intake beneficial?? How did others combat this problem??
many thanks!!!!!!
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Don't let yourself gain too much fat and you can minimise this effect, but once you have them, you have them. I haven't heard or seen any product that helps more than your average snake oil.
Plastic surgeons have a product that gets rid of stretch marks.
I have the same problem, and they are especially apparent after I work out. As I look at them now, after a night of sleep, they aren't too apparent. I hope it doesn't continue to worsen. I always assumed there was a miracle cream I could rub on my skin if it got really bad.
Chris said:
Before I start let me say I am aware that this question may of been asked before etc, its just that I'd like answers quickly, and information on whether or not the techniques being used have worked and not just in theory..
So Brinks etc, bite your tongue, this post isn't aimed at you...
Basically I'm starting to get stretch marks in the joints on where my arm meets my chest, and now on my biceps.... Is there any way of avoiding this?? yeah I know how it sounds, but we work out to improve the way we look, yet we get these horrible red marks that never go away?!?!? I was told to increase my vitamin c intake or was it e?? and also to get a cream that pregnant women use to make my skin more subtle.... Anyone else tried the cream? Is increasing my vitamin intake beneficial?? How did others combat this problem??
