Motivational wrote

IGF wrote They can be very addictive mate

Anything can become addictive. They're not addictive drugs though, it's not like street drugs where you take them once and the only thing that you can think about is getting more or how you can get them. It takes up to two weeks for most of them to kick in anyway.

There's nothing in steroids that make them an addictive substance, people just want to use them because they enjoy building large amounts of muscle and prefer doing it quickly rather than slowly.

It's like saying that fat people are addicted to food, they're not really. They've just became accustomed to eating it and they'd prefer to eat fast food instead of normal food and it's very easy to make them eat healthy again.

True, have you taken it before?

IGF wrote True, have you taken it before?

Not yet, mainly because I'm still growing so I don't want to mess up my natural testosterone (I'm only nineteen) and secondly because I honestly don't need steroids at this point in my life.

Training naturally is working pretty well so far, I will probably try steroids at some point in the future though, I would hate to live my whole life and not see what my body can achieve both naturally and enhanced.

Motivational wrote

IGF wrote They can be very addictive mate

Anything can become addictive. They're not addictive drugs though, it's not like street drugs where you take them once and the only thing that you can think about is getting more or how you can get them. It takes up to two weeks for most of them to kick in anyway.

There's nothing in steroids that make them an addictive substance, people just want to use them because they enjoy building large amounts of muscle and prefer doing it quickly rather than slowly.

It's like saying that fat people are addicted to food, they're not really. They've just became accustomed to eating it and they'd prefer to eat fast food instead of normal food and it's very easy to make them eat healthy again.

Yo man I'll take that back their addictive asf well for me they are, Ive been off for 2 months and I feel abit down, dependent and skinny without them. Also I never lost a pound when I came off. Well when you go from superman (high testosterone) to nothing when you go off it's pretty hard to stop taking them.

PEDS wrote Yo man I'll take that back their addictive asf well for me they are, Ive been off for 2 months and I feel abit down, dependent and skinny without them. Also I never lost a pound when I came off. Well when you go from superman (high testosterone) to nothing when you go off it's pretty hard to stop taking them.

If they were addictive asf, I assume you'd be back on them and wouldn't be able to go two months without but yeah I do get your point. I just meant it wasn't like a class A drug or whatever where you're dependent on them.

I've injected 250mg of sus 250 before (which is nothing) just to try it for a week and the strength increase and pumps were unbelieveable. Took about 2-3 weeks after for my normal testosterone levels to come back and that wasn't fun. Decided to never use again though after I discovered the effects on the heart and fertility.

I assume you ran a proper PCT tho? Strange to do a testosterone only cycle tho, well I'm assuming you did if you didn't lose any size. You should have put dbol or something in there too buddy

Motivational wrote

PEDS wrote Yo man I'll take that back their addictive asf well for me they are, Ive been off for 2 months and I feel abit down, dependent and skinny without them. Also I never lost a pound when I came off. Well when you go from superman (high testosterone) to nothing when you go off it's pretty hard to stop taking them.

If they were addictive asf, I assume you'd be back on them and wouldn't be able to go two months without but yeah I do get your point. I just meant it wasn't like a class A drug or whatever where you're dependent on them.

I've injected 250mg of sus 250 before (which is nothing) just to try it for a week and the strength increase and pumps were unbelieveable. Took about 2-3 weeks after for my normal testosterone levels to come back and that wasn't fun. Decided to never use again though after I discovered the effects on the heart and fertility.

I assume you ran a proper PCT tho? Strange to do a testosterone only cycle tho, well I'm assuming you did if you didn't lose any size. You should have put dbol or something in there too buddy

Yeah you do test cycles on well your first.

Yeah I did pct

I used dbol for 6 weeks. Lower back pumps **** hurt so much on leg days using dbol. Yeah well I can't go on yet because I have to play football and I can't do a cycle now and stop during and have to face another 17weeks of football as I wanna do tren after football as I'm timing when I do the steroid cycles as much I want to jump on right which I'm am considering so much but I can't I'm a bit short on money atm I should have enough soon and I can't start cycle before football because I'll feel but I'm doing the cycle for bulking purposes. Superdrol/deca/test soon then I'm jumping on tren/test/Anadrol after that well when I can.

Well you usually u get heart problems from genetic history and steroid abuse or high dosages. fertility if you don't use AI like a progesterone blocker (caber) for tren , sus and deca and a a estrogen blocker (arimidex) if you don't use them and estrogen gets to high or progesterone gets to high you will get fertility.

But I **** up a cycle and did a 6 week test cycle and I ran out of money and I had no estrogen blocker I gained 6 kgs of water or more and I never got gyno I don't know how I didn't yeah wel I said agers ago I'll only do 1 cycle and that is it but now I wanna blast and cruise all time

Motivational wrote Yeah, it's pretty ridiculous now.

Bodybuilders are taking large amounts of synthetic hormones (steroids) to make up for poor training and bad genetics and they're getting huge because of it.

I personally prefered the old days, but then again there was still people who took it too far like Andreas Mnzer and died because of it. Arnold still took a ton of gear but he didn't abuse it.

It's gives a terrible outlook on steroids too, now they're illegal in a lot of countries when they shouldn't be. They're not addicitve, don't cause harm to anyone else and they're hormones not drugs. People who don't train just don't like the idea of someone being that huge because it shouldn't be naturally possible. If used correctly, they're completely harmless and very healthy.

This made me laugh.

YuichiroHyakuya wrote

Motivational wrote Yeah, it's pretty ridiculous now.

Bodybuilders are taking large amounts of synthetic hormones (steroids) to make up for poor training and bad genetics and they're getting huge because of it.

I personally prefered the old days, but then again there was still people who took it too far like Andreas Mnzer and died because of it. Arnold still took a ton of gear but he didn't abuse it.

It's gives a terrible outlook on steroids too, now they're illegal in a lot of countries when they shouldn't be. They're not addicitve, don't cause harm to anyone else and they're hormones not drugs. People who don't train just don't like the idea of someone being that huge because it shouldn't be naturally possible. If used correctly, they're completely harmless and very healthy.

This made me laugh.

This was written almost two years ago when I was eighteen. I had barely been training three years, nevermind touched steroids.

My opinion has changed, trust me. I laughed when I read about me saying that Arnold didn't abuse steroids, apparently he used to pour out dbol into his hand and just throw them back without counting. Pretty sure that's total abuse lol.

PEDS wrote I said agers ago I'll only do 1 cycle and that is it but now I wanna blast and cruise all time

Agreed about everything you said with the Dbol pumps, my calves felt as if they were about to blow when I was doing cardio and it felt like I had two bowling balls instead of calves for most of the day

If you're still wanting to blast and cruise then I'd recommend watching this video, it's 15 mins long but it completely changed my opinion on what I planned do with for the future with steroids etc. Really informative and useful.