Good advice, but there is a bit more to it than that...
IF the person has already been doing these things such as progressive adaptation and eating, resting right... and IF the person has been training for many years and hit their genetic ceiling, then AAS can be beneficial in the long run - when done right... pct, diet etc.. all have to be in line.
I believe dbol+deca was the preferred cycle for many of the 1970's bodybuilders
I also think that 250mg of test a week plus 20mg of anavar a day will give amazing gains over the course of a year. Too many people look at 4-6 weeks. Unless you're preparing for a major contest, who gives a fuck what you look like in 6 weeks time
And where abouts would you fit GH into all this?
Yeah 1970's, sounds about right!
My cycles in the past where many many months on end, no short cycles for me lol!
I believe dbol+deca was the preferred cycle for many of the 1970's bodybuilders
I also think that 250mg of test a week plus 20mg of anavar a day will give amazing gains over the course of a year. Too many people look at 4-6 weeks. Unless you're preparing for a major contest, who gives a fuck what you look like in 6 weeks time
On Anavar for a year?! Serious?! ... Just put the gun to the guys liver now and be done with it!
What the hell are you basing this off? A medical study on the drug doesn't mean shit? You're ridiculous
No... What I'm saying is, don't always believe what you read... I think if you were to talk to most people who are experienced, long term users of AAS they would strongly recommend against going on any course of steroid for an entire year, however low the dose, to someone who is obviously young and has not started a family yet... No matter what university or institute undertook the study...
This guy has been prescribed this drug by a doctor and it being monitored for ill effects. Ramping up a dose in the short term will have more effect on liver enzymes than a small dose over a long period of time as demonstrated by the many medical studies done on oxandrolone. You have no logical argument at all and just conject
If you can't manage your body weight naturally you won't be able to do so on steroids
Go and buy The Carb Nite Solution by Keifer. If you can afford prescription medicines then you can afford to invest in your education
I think that's a BS statement to make, I have reduced my BF from 26% in jan 2012 to approx 15% taken 18 months of training, admittedly the first 6 months of hard training and very clean diet, the next 6 months I trained moderately and kept an eye on my diet but got bored of my previous diet as people do and the last 5 I've been training moderately hard with an improving diet, the last month back to my original diet so clean, my only remaining bf is around my abs so I think I have managed my own body weight and if you knew me then you could make comments but you don't, I asked for advice not a personal attack on whether I could manage my weight, stick to the advice or don't bother
you're a feisty little one 0ni. If you were a chick you'd be a hoot in bed!
ONI don't you think that doing 60mg ED for 6 weeks and test 250mg weekly will cut my Bf then I can go back to 20mg Ed and 250mg test weekly and keep the gains I've made ?
not gay, just heteroflexible