We’ll probably a bit above trt, 200-250 test.
This is called “taking steroids”
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The most testosterone that I ever took on cycle was 200mg/wk.
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No, most everyone can make substantial changes in a year if they work hard and commit. Most people that don’t see changes tend to (1) not actually work hard in the gym, (2) not eat to support their goals, (3) train like an AAS user and/or influencer, or (4) expect instant results and quit when they don’t happen.
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You clearly don’t get the memo. People with below average genetics or even average genetics don’t even look like they lift even after a year of training naturally. I’ve seen it first hand with a good chunk of my friends, all that working out natty to look like a lesbian soccer mom of 3
Then your friends fell into one of those groups in my last message. I mean, I understand by this point you’re either a troll account or we don’t live on the same planet, but I’m hoping bullshitting with you will clog this thread up bad enough that OP realizes he’s about to sacrifice his 30’s-70’s for some very minor and temporary glory in his teens and maybe 20’s
- Not a troll account
- You clearly have good genetics and are just ignorant
- You lack knowledge on PED use because you fall into the “gear=bad” when in reality the negative heath effects only stem from improper use. Not to mention replacing your natty test is one of the best things you can do as a male
Online coaching is legit. I’m an online coach, I was a jacked teen and a college athlete that was on scholarship for wrestling. But I can tell you, I am very much against the use of steroids, not just personally, but for my clients as well. Especially teenagers. Your hormones are in an amazing spot to make huge strides with your physique and your strength. If you want to play at the next level, you could really be shouting yourself in the foot by relying on drugs. Not to mention how screwing with your hormones while you’re in the midst of poverty is tremendously stupid.
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only stem from improper use.
Given these are medications used to treat diseases, using them when you do NOT have the disease, in order to achieve testosterone levels beyond the healthy ranges is, by definition “improper use”. There’s no way to properly use steroids for bodybuilding purposes: it will ALWAYS be improper.
Not at all and it’s not that complicated. Try out compounds, figure out the dose that you feel, look and preform the best on. Get your blood work done frequently and any markers that are red u can add an ancellery to combat it
If i’m being honest i may be falling for the “enhanced puberty” sham. I’m also smart enough to not risk hypogonadism. I’m going to check my levels and see where i’m at naturally. I just want high test for the rest of life also. Hopefully a new DHT compound that’s less toxic comes out in later years because that’s what makes you feel awesome. I also think i’ve developed some depression after my injuries and all these people online are saying test is an anti depressant. I also have body dysmorphia, I’ll get complemented and i’ll look in the mirror and think I look like garbage.
Not at all
Yes. This isn’t something that can be denied. It’s a statement of fact.
The danger of steroids can absolutely be mitigated, but at no point is using a medication outside of it’s intended function “proper use”
I also have body dysmorphia
Have you been diagnosed?
You’re playing a bit fast and loose with endocrinology and mental health here. It may be worth seeking an actual medical professional.
There’s no such thing as enhanced puberty
What ever I just feel like if your gonna wake up everyday and look in the mirror and think you have a shit physique, shit lifts in the gym and overall just feel like a bitch. Then there is 0 point of being natty. “A day natty is a day wasted”. OP clearly is experiencing all these.
You are a credit to your name for sure. I just want to establish that words mean things.
My family is a bit rough all boys. I think therapists are wastes of money. No, but I can notice how significantly different my life is now from 4 years ago and not for the better.
I think therapists are wastes of money.
You think the kind of things I expect someone without a fully formed pre-frontal cortex to think.
You don’t get to use the words, concepts and ideas formed BY mental health professionals and then also claim to believe that mental health professionals have no value. That’s just silly.
In general, I feel you would benefit from not trying to rush to conclusions so quickly, which I realize is a lot to ask at 17.
I suppose you’re right. I tend to self diagnose a lot but it’s turned out to be true a handful of times so I wouldn’t completely disregard it. Now that we’re on the topic of brain development. I was looking into nootropics. I want to “enhance” in some sort of way, not via AAS but other utilities.
it’s turned out to be true a handful of times so I wouldn’t completely disregard it.
How did you manage to verify the truth of the diagnosis?