Thread: Interview with a legendary pro

After a successful run in the IFBB, this guy would still guest pose at 300lbs with ripped abs. One of the smartest, most intelligent pros ever, and also my favirote. He was severely under rated and should have even won some olympias.

Who is this guy? None other than Nasser El Sonbaty. Now I don't know Nasser personally, but I am friends with a good friend of his, another Champion. He and Nasser have along history togather and I have been trying to get Nasser to do an exclusive interview! It doesnt look like Im going to get it, but my good friend told me...Nasser already has some GREAT interviews, no holds barred, straight up! I am postinga few questions of the interview...then a link so you can read the whole thing! Nassrer has a Masters Degree and speaks 7 different langauges, did I mention he stood 300lbs with RIPPED abs?

*SIDE NOTE...My friend is a WORLD champion powerlifter, holds a PhD, He said he would do an interview for me, but I have to get permission to use his name and stop by his house...hes not big into AAS but is a MASTER trainer and champion....he now suffers from MS, but I will say this....At 44 years old he broke a record...world record...609lb squat @ 137 lb bodyweight...at 55 years old He won the US Open....2.8% BF.....TWO POINT EIGHT...he went to hospital after getting the prize...anyways an interview will be coming soon, until then heres a few clips of nassers no holds barrred interview and the deep, dark,secrets of Top level bodybuilding, even exposes what a fucking lunatic Milos sarcev is (everyone knows this)

I will say, the pros that I have worked with, didnt seem to go heavily into what all they were taking, but I have heard some wild shit any ways ENJOY BROS!




READ FULL INTERVIEW AT: http://hugenasser.com/interview/robs...iews/part-one/ (There are 7 parts...INTENSE INTERVIEW!

A few highlights

Q ] You mentioned in a recent radio interview that synthol is commonly used within pro bodybuilding. Now we are seeing an increasing number of non-competitive bodybuilders using this substance and most will agree that it looks unsightly. What are your thoughts on the way synthol is used among these people?

A problem in bodybuilding is that onstage as a amateur or a pro or offstage as a regular guy I have realized that in a lot of cases that when people take anabolic steroids or any kind of substance like synthol, which I have seen being used but never used myself, one application too many can make the body look ridiculous. People lose perspective that this is how they look.
Let us say a girl takes anabolic steroids and she gets harder, she gets more muscular and bigger and her muscles mature a little with time while she is working out and taking anabolic steroids, but from a certain point on it is one pill or one shot or one application of synthol too much and it starts looking really bad, dumb or uneven.
And so I think from a certain point on it goes in the wrong direction: too much of one thing. And bodybuilders always have a tendency to think the more they take, the better they will look. The more they eat the better they will grow, the more they sleep the better they will develop and the more they take the better they will be.
A lot of people take synthol if they are missing body parts. Let’s say a guy has relatively good biceps development but his triceps are missing. So then he inserts synthol, which is injected into the muscle, so his triceps muscles look bigger.
But he thinks the other way, that if he trains for three or four years maybe his triceps will never catch up to his biceps so he just injects some more oil and then he will have the missing body part. But again, if you don’t have the body part already developed the only thing you create is a lump. The lump does kind of look muscular but it looks like a big piece of lump and nothing else.
You see a lot of bodybuilders onstage who just have very washed out body parts. You often see shoulders and arms that look washed out but the rest of the body looks relatively hard and these washed out spots are where they put too much of the synthol. Just look at how washed out the arms are of bodybuilders whose arms are far less hard compared to other body parts – clearly a sign of excessive and regular use of synthol.
I think people are doing it everywhere. I hear that people, especially black guys, put it into their calves. Black guys have very high and short calves and the only two who really have good calves are basically Vince Taylor and Paul Dillet. So these other guys put synthol or inject steroids into their calves with needles, which creates scar tissue. Then when the scar tissue builds up they inject more synthol so in the end it looks somewhat like a muscle.
For sure it works in smaller body parts like the delts definitely better than in the back area and it works in the arms better than in the chest area. So a lot of people like to make improvements. Whatever it takes they will definitely try to do it.
Also there is also a thing called nubain. I would say that 80 percent of people in bodybuilding, pros and amateurs, are using or have used nubain in the course of their development. I luckily never used it. I went to use it one year and had someone send me some, but it never arrived – this was at the beginning of the ’90s.
It can help you to train very hard, which I learned through watching others who were using it. Basically you can inject it and you can work twice as hard. Let’s say you are working on your back and doing 20 sets in 45 minutes. You can do 50 or 60 sets and you can do these with biceps and everything else.
So a lot of people who have torn muscle groups, which does happen when you over stimulate them with weights or genetically it is not that stable to begin with, but in a lot of cases excessive nubain use is creating these tears. So it is not only anabolic steroids and synthol, it is also painkillers a lot of people are using.
Bodybuilding is a sport where you find a lot of drug addicts. They are former drug addicts and they have come into bodybuilding because they have always used needles and pills or they have done anabolic drugs before and they come over to bodybuilding. So there is no real borderline between being an alcoholic, a bodybuilder and a drug addict.
I know people who have to go every 30 minutes when they are in public to a public restroom to inject nubain because they are nubain addicts. They start using it in the beginning to train harder and longer but they end up using it to get a kick out of it, a high. And nubain is a synthetic drug, a ******** that is basically a cousin of heroin.
I talked to Chad Nichols about seven years ago and he told me that the average nubain bill for one bodybuilder in U.S. dollars is about 1600 dollars per month. I think nubain costs you way more money than synthol so I don’t think it is necessarily synthol that is the problem. Because synthol over applied makes a very un-aesthetic appearance but on the other side nubain is more dangerous because it is addictive and synthol is not.
A lot of bodybuilders here in the U.S. are also using ******** on a regular basis. They mix ******** with nubain and take anabolic steroids, take ecstasy and cocaine and then sometimes go with this whole combo and compete with it.
In most cases bodybuilders are just drug addicts – nothing more, nothing less. It’s not to put myself above them; it’s just how it is. And the main reason why people like myself don’t consume any kinds of drugs besides anabolic steroids, which I have been taking definitely, is to not become a drug addict.
I sometimes have problems stopping eating certain foods when I am on my diet so what problems would I have if I took all of these drugs on top of that? I would like to preserve myself and not subject myself to drug dependency like most people do here in this country.






DEALING WITH ANDREAS PREMATURE DEATH


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Q: You say you saw Andreas’ “medical” journals. To your recollection, what did these journals say?

I would not like to go into detail about Münzer’s drug intake. But I can definitely say, that what I have seen, read and memorized is basically the same “things” most of other champions/guys take; there were just more water-based drugs and less “heavy” stuff such as high testosterone doses like Cypionate, Enanthate, Omnadren, Sustanon and Anadrol 50. If I thought or had the impression that Münzer was a high-dose anabolic user, I would not have a problem saying so. Again, I personally would say that he was not in the high range as like a Kovacs syndrome, an Oxycontin Palumbo or a Milos drug dose guy.

[Q]: To your knowledge, what drugs contributed to Andreas’ deteriorating-health?

I do not think that there is ever one sole reason as to why someone died. Mostly “they”, the medical authorities, do give you one “big reason” but say that it is just a syndrome, an accumulation of personal dispositions, natural deterioration, a combination of facts we even do not know about. How does global warming and pollution in the ocean affect us, our food chain, the effect of water (which is never 100% clean, just “cleaned”), the consumption of different drugs over the years, and I’m not just talking about bodybuilding related drugs here? There is so much speculation but non-substantive proof that Andreas died of this or that specific drug or drug combo. Just food deprivation, deprivation of serotonin levels can take a toll on anyone. Recently I read that in Japan there is an accumulation/a phenomenon where more and more white-collar-people are dying of intense work hours, like 80 to 100 hours per week. So, is this related to drugs, food, sleep, a chemical imbalance in the brain or body, lack of social contact or is it “just” stress? So I will then ask: “Can a bodybuilder also die of stress?” And if not, why not?

[Q]: You also speak of pre contest drugs Andreas was permanently on. What were these drugs and how did they, in your view, affect him?

I do not believe that is healthy for the body to take, over long periods of time, drugs including prescribed medicines and antibiotics, or even vitamins or anything in that direction. Even an excessive, frequent and long duration intake of Vitamin C, for example, can be damaging for some people in the long run. But pre-contest bodybuilding drugs like water based varieties – dissolved in water – like Winstrol for instance, does stay in the system for shorter periods. And the reason why many people use injectable Winstrol, like Andreas did in off-season, all year around, is that the injectable version, which is more popular than the oral version, does not easily convert into estrogen hormones. It also keeps the water retention to a minimum. Winstrol produces good muscle gains and keeps bodybuilders who stick to a cleaner diet in good shape. Other bodybuilding drugs, next to Winstrol, which have the same non-aromatizing effect and barely retain much water, are drugs like Parabolan, Equipoise, Masteron, and in combination with these injectables is the injectable Primobolan, which keeps water retention very, very low.