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C’est quand même bien mieux en comprimé que de s’emmerder avec de la poudre ! 🤷‍♂️💊💊💊💊

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Dippable Pre-Workout | 300 MG caffeine 🇺🇸

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Tino il fait de la publicité pour M Propre

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Au lieu de recommander une alimentation saine et équilibrer, le 1er influenceur de France veut gaver la jeunesse de poudre avec une propagande digne de l'URSS...

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Nicolas - 10 km par jour - LTRTvor 1 Jahr

Qu'est-ce que la créatine peut apporter à un pratiquant d'ultra running, @TiboInShape ?

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