23/07/2025
A Message to Bodybuilders
Let us Call It What It Is, No Excuses, No Shortcuts.
”Vi**ra is a medication, not a supplement. It should never be modified or used as a workout enhancer.”
If you are serious about your fitness journey, build your body with knowledge, consistency, and integrity, not shortcuts that could damage your health. “As a bodybuilder, You may look strong outside, but inside your body is fighting a dangerous war you cannot see.”
Some bodybuilders and athletes take Vi**ra before training because of its vasodilating properties. This can theoretically lead to:
• Increased blood flow to muscles during exercise.
• A better muscle pump (temporary swelling of muscles due to increased blood).
• Possible improvement in endurance and performance, especially at high altitudes or in cardiovascular demanding exercises.
🚫 This is why it is not proper
1. Vi**ra Is Not Designed for Fitness
Vi**ra (sildenafil) is a prescription drug created specifically to treat erectile dysfunction and pulmonary hypertension, not to improve workout performance or build muscle.
2. Off Label Use Is Risky
Using Vi**ra outside its intended purpose, especially without medical supervision, is considered off label use and comes with serious health risks, including:
• Dangerous drops in blood pressure
• Irregular heartbeat
• Headaches and vision disturbances
• Interactions with other medications or supplements
• Strain on the heart during intense workouts
3. Temporary Effects not Long Term Gains
While Vi**ra may increase blood flow temporarily (leading to a better “muscle pump”), this does not build muscle or enhance true performance. It gives a false sense of progress while exposing the body to unnecessary risk.
4. Encourages a Culture of Shortcuts
Promoting Vi**ra as a workout enhancer sends the wrong message, that shortcuts are better than discipline, smart training, and proper nutrition. This can mislead beginners and harm the credibility of the fitness industry and, “it should raise concerns about who you are taking your fitness advice from.”
Your fitness journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Stop the rush, long is the way.