My Insane Cycle

[imann]

wtf, "14 days ago" "qv and tornell are quality products" WTF, bro gear is for breaking through your natural peak, which you havent reached in fourteen days

Here, I'll try not to flame you to much.......vet grade sux, and by calling it "quality gear"....you have no clue.......you need diet,way more training and then a lot of research b4 you even consider juice.Good luck b/c you're probably going to do it anyways.

[slob]

I thought this was a joke when i first read it, it reminded me of bdtr's post that was like this.
Hit the different forums dude, get some research done.
I've been reading this site every day for 4-5 months and I am no where close to being ready to do a cycle, putting aside the fact im too young.
Just take your time and don't rush into it until you know what you are doing.
good luck .

[Carlos_E]

Instead of spending months researching the steroid section you should spent months researching the diet and training forum. You have been lifting for 2 weeks? There is NO WAY you are ready to do a cycle.

[The Baron]

Absolutely agree. With your bf and current photo, you are an ideal candidate to read "Body For Life" It is a short, easy book that will give you the basic understanding of diet, AM excersize and how to change your way of living so you lose the weight the only way....hard work and dedication. Alot less beer and Pizza and alot more protien.
Good Luck!

An excellent book! Just don't assume that you need to buy all sorts of name brand supps. All you really need is a cheap whey protein powder for now.

The first 4-5 months of intense, KNOWLEDGEABLE training, eating, and recovering, are a period of explosive physique change. It is like you are on gear, anyway. If you can't make truly incredible physique improvements naturally as a beginner, then you can't get the biggest bang for the buck out of AAS, anyway. It is silly to take the risks of using, without a chance of getting the best possible gains. Training naturally first of all gives you the best possible foundation to build upon... a healthy body at its genetic peak. It is senseless to make gains on gear that you could have made without it. Also it increases your knowledge and skill so that you know how to live the BB life, including the three pillars of physique... training, eating, recovering. With this knowledge, you can further optimize your gains on AAS. Last but not least, hitting your natural peak first will build your bones and connective tissue so that the greatly increased weight you will be handling in your training will be less likely to cause an injury.

Another thing... it is a bad idea to base a cycle on what you have, when you have a hodgepodge assortment of gear like that. Much better to plan your cycle and then get what you need to make it happen, even if it takes a year to accumulate the stuff. After all, you have at least 3 years, in a best case scenario, before you are close to your natural peak, anyway.

I guess that means I agree with everyone else!