3J
Super Moderator
i'd shock ur body with a higher dosage initially...
when i did it i went 5000iu e3d.. for some reason starting off higher seems to work better.. jmo..
Do I have a problem? Addicted...
- Thread starter BalcoBob
- Start date
i'd shock ur body with a higher dosage initially...
when i did it i went 5000iu e3d.. for some reason starting off higher seems to work better.. jmo..
THE-DET-OAK
IncreasedMyT @ ULV
i will load up on the first 3-4 doses then-thanks 3j
MotorIHead
New member
Ive been running steriod cycles since I was 20 I'm 27 now and the last 7 years ive ran cycles on and off. Time on equals time off. As soon as my time off is over I jump right back on it's like I have to have them. Never ran anything over 1000mgs...Just feel like 7 years of steriods has to be hard on the body, I always trip out and think I will have some kind of problem...I use to say when I turn 30 id stop but honestly I don't see myself stoping for a long time. 7 years 2-3 cycles a year thats 16 cycles or so(((
I don't think u have a problem man. Ur doing ur time off/on as ur supposed to. If u stopped doing that then I would say u do have a problem. But like someone said go get that blood work done and keep rockin it mang.
R1rider
New member
^^^ thats the boat im in too. I have been going for about 13 months now.
blast and cruise as of right now.
G
getfitdoc
Guest
i've switched to more of the peptides and s-4, i only use test in really low amounts if at all.
my job doesn't require me to have much size, so at 6ft 193-200 lbs im happy.
but i do like the rejuvenation I can achieve with igf1, mell2, s4 and hgh. all of which have helped heal my shoulder.
not to mention a total overhaul in how i train my body.
So like cheapinz said, if you're doing it for health, then no it's not a bad addiction, it's a good addiction, like eating healthy.
my job doesn't require me to have much size, so at 6ft 193-200 lbs im happy.
but i do like the rejuvenation I can achieve with igf1, mell2, s4 and hgh. all of which have helped heal my shoulder.
not to mention a total overhaul in how i train my body.
So like cheapinz said, if you're doing it for health, then no it's not a bad addiction, it's a good addiction, like eating healthy.
Epic Ed
Still acting 1/2 my age
Addiction (to anything) is often measured incorrectly by people who don't understand what it means to be addicted. People will talk about "how much" and "how often" a drug/behavior is used or relied upon, when instead, the real factor that draws the line between "abuse" and "addiction" are the consequences associated with the use.
It's the consequences that determine addiction. Taking alcohol as an example (though you can substitute AAS or anything else that makes you feel good) -- if you drink several night a week, but are able to make it to work, hold close interpersonal relationships, maintain your health, and pay your bills one time, you likely do not have a problem with alcohol.
However, if you just drink once or twice a month but each time you drink you get in bar fights, fuck your buddy's girlfriend, and get DUI's and still choose to continue to drink despite the consequences you are more than likely an alcoholic.
If you find yourself cycling infrequently, but when you do you take huge doses of gear regardless of the impact on your health, you do it to the extent you're willing to blow off other financial responsibilities in order to obtain more gear, and trash several close relationships because the gear is more important than (whoever) -- you might have a problem.
It's the consequences that determine addiction. Taking alcohol as an example (though you can substitute AAS or anything else that makes you feel good) -- if you drink several night a week, but are able to make it to work, hold close interpersonal relationships, maintain your health, and pay your bills one time, you likely do not have a problem with alcohol.
However, if you just drink once or twice a month but each time you drink you get in bar fights, fuck your buddy's girlfriend, and get DUI's and still choose to continue to drink despite the consequences you are more than likely an alcoholic.
If you find yourself cycling infrequently, but when you do you take huge doses of gear regardless of the impact on your health, you do it to the extent you're willing to blow off other financial responsibilities in order to obtain more gear, and trash several close relationships because the gear is more important than (whoever) -- you might have a problem.
JMB1
New member
This is just my opinion, not medical advice or
meant to be disrespectful.
It's definetly time to get some blood work done. You need to know where you stand.
The most pertinent issue; (hypogonadism).
Your boys may have given you the pink slip
after 7 years. Good luck, if you have it,
call Chip when you are 30.
meant to be disrespectful.
It's definetly time to get some blood work done. You need to know where you stand.
The most pertinent issue; (hypogonadism).
Your boys may have given you the pink slip
after 7 years. Good luck, if you have it,
call Chip when you are 30.
Well I got hurt bad about 6 months ago at work so I had workers comp. I was in the hospital and they were giving me all types of drugs I told my doctor that I need to get my kidney and liver checked because I've taken supplment for years and don't know if they r healthy enough to take the drugs. I got my blood pressure,kidneys,liver checked and everything was good. I also got an MRI... In my 7 years that's the only time I've been in a hospital. Doctor said eerything seemed fine. I'm not sure if they did blood work but I they did take my blood...
Die$eL~Man
Straight Up Gangster !
if anything, just go on a mild cycle.. nothing crazy and youll be fine
