>Good Luck<

Originally Posted by MuscleInk

I don’t blame the vets at all. We see these threads daily. People jumping the gun on gear before they have their ducks in a row (nutrition and years of training) because the see pro body builders in magazines and assume gear is the answer to everything. They truly have no idea how much food these guys consume and the commitment to nutrition and training overall to look the way they do.

The vets here get tired of giving out advice and guys blow it off assuming they know better than the ones who have been doing this for decades.

Well said. It’s a touchy subject for people who really want to use steroids and don’t want to accept that nobody is going to help them if they are not ready. Never the less, all the info they need to successfully complete a cycle is right here- they just need to accept it might not be as easy as any of us would like it to be.

Doesn’t it sound great?? The more gear you take the bigger you get? If it were that easy, I’d be LEE PRIEST!

You could end up with low testosterone , lose muscle weight that you already have naturally(lower than before you start steroids), become infertile (no sperm), erectile disfunction, depression and mmuuuuchhhh more.

The answer is clear, you don’t need to take that risk. It’s not worth the lifetime of problems at your age. FYI my brother suffers some of these problems from taking steroids to be bigger for football. He doesn’t play any more…..

Originally Posted by swm1972

Not everyone has the same goals. Not everyone has a desire to reach single digit bodyfat. Power lifters don’t deserve it for instance? This is a narrow pov based upon your personal goals.

Agreed. Reality there is no right time or formula to decide. Realize your goals, make sure you are committed to the lifestyle of fitness. A couple years training is a good inclination that you are going to keep training. If you just joined the gym, chances are you don’t know if you’re ready to commit 4 days a week for the rest of your future.

I started to soon, and it was a huge waste. I now feel more ready and others may feel im not yet worthy. But when I think about training and the gym, I don’t have a finish line. I plan to train until I’m no longer able to do so, and for me, and only me, it has allowed me to feel ready. I have also done tremendous work on my eating habits and understanding what the body needs to grow, cut, recomp etc.. If you can make serious efforts in these areas, your are closer to your goal of utilizing aas. When you use them will be when you choose to and nobody will make that decision but you.

Good luck