WATCH: New Documentary on Synthol Freaks – Updated

Andrew Foster, C.S.C.S
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Andrew Foster, C.S.C.S
Andrew Foster is a journalist with 7 years of experience specializing in bodybuilding and personal training content. He holds a Master's degree in Exercise Science from...
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Some ‘Bodybuilders’ or better ‘Synthol Freaks’ risk their lives by injecting their muscles with oil, with potentially life-threatening consequences. The new updated documentary above showcases the lives of few Synthol abusers. These guys look looks plain disgusting. The idea of being ‘Synthol Freaks’ is so strange. I wonder what’s the motivation behind? Why exactly are they going so overboard?

n case you are not aware, Synthol doesn’t actually increase the amount of muscle, but the oil is actually held within the muscle tissue, just making it look bigger. Synthol is primarily oil based mixture (80-85% oil, 7.5% lidocaine and 7.5% alcohol), that is injected directly into the muscle in order to increase the muscles perceived size.

We have posted few stories previously about Synthol Freaks:

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Andrew Foster is a journalist with 7 years of experience specializing in bodybuilding and personal training content. He holds a Master's degree in Exercise Science from Rutgers University and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Andrew is dedicated to providing informative, reliable advice on bodybuilding, training, and workout programs. He also offers online coaching and in-person training services.
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