halfwit
I like turtles.
Before anyone bashes me for 1 post count I come from another forum that is honest compared to this one. I have read so many damn times the same old questions and this forum and people straight up lie. (I have 14 consecutive years of steroid use under my belt.
If you take steroids after 3 months of working out with a KNOWLEDGEABLE FRIEND who is guiding you on diet and form and cycle use/pct then you are literally just going to be skipping 2-3 years of training for a few months of hard ass work while on gear. And once you reach or get close to your genetic potential and want to come off of gear for good you will f*cking keep the gains!
Yes you have an increased risk of injury obviously you are stupid if you think differently. If you are under 22-23 years of age DO NOT TOUCH THE SH*T! I repeat do not touch steroids at a young age this is stupid as hell.
People need to stop lying and saying you need to reach your genetic potential before using gear. This is complete BS if you are already knowledgeable or have a friend that is willing to guide you... if not DON'T TOUCH GEAR.
Remember that you have an increased risk of injury because of gaining strength at such a quick rate.
But if you're taking gear after 3 months of working out and decide to put on slabs of muscle and strength that first cycle then decide to come off and do PROPER PCT you're muscles are not just going to fu*king vanish and you can continue to grow naturally after!!(granted you are not over your genetic potential and off of one cycle you won't be)
(I CAN NOT STRESS ENOUGH HOW IMPORTANT PROPER PCT IS!) Don't f*ck up your body!
People on forums need to stop lying and being butthurt because we decided to train for years before taking steroids.
ONCE AGAIN DO NOT TOUCH THE STUFF UNLESS YOU HAVE COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF DIET TRAINING AND CYCLE USE OR HAVE A KNOWLEDGEABLE FRIEND THAT HAS A LOT OF TIME TO HELP YOU.
HAVE A GOOD DAY! It's 2015
You're absolutely correct.
If I was a lazy fuck twat and cycled thinking I could skip ahead, and put on one pound of lean mass over 12 weeks, I would likely keep that one pound of lean mass. This is assuming of course that my natural hormones and diet are capable of keeping said mass.
Not the best way to start off though. There's easily a dozen reasons why (many of them mentioned above) it's just smarter to be as close as possible to one's genetic limits before starting though.
Just an FYI too: if you're trying to impress everyone with how smart you are, I'd rethink some tact when it comes to your posts.