
Originally Posted by
BigChris
This matter has been discussed numerous times on this board (I have studied every single one of them in detail), and there are substantially verified opinions on this - so I though it best to share my experiences with you (after I have eventually came to terms with it)
I have been involved in BB for well over a decade, and have been running cycles almost every year. What I included in the cycles varied, but I always had Deca and test in them (yes higher concentrations of test than deca every time). PCT was always done as needed...but then around 3 years ago the trouble started. My sex drive stared to decline and, not surprisingly, I started to have erection problems. I got off gear straight away - with no effect at all. Limp dick and no sex drive. I have since been to numerous doctors and specialist - including the very best available in the UK. They could not find the cause, my blood was normal - test levels were good, so was my SHBG, creatine, enzymes...no trace of any significant damage. I have tried every possible cure and recommendation available...with no effect.
What is my point you would ask. Well...I have been in contact with some of the guys who started with BB when I did - I am talking about guys who placed at universe and who's won various titles...and guess what...both are experiencing a strong decline in sex drive (and an occasional limp). Like me everything for them was fine for 8 or 9 years...but then their trouble started too. What was always included in their cycles? Deca and test. Test is not the cause, that is for sure...
I have spent literally thousands of pounds to find the source of my problem, I have even been to a psychiatrist (just to make sure that it is not a mental issue), I have had many many tests done...with no luck. Now deca is supposed to be one of the safest AAS around (I used to praise it but I do not believe this anymore & neither does my friends), so I'll say this is really something I would take into account if you are planning on doing BB for more than just a few years. There are some good substitutes available (for instance boldenone) if you do plan on going for gold over a long period of time.
I realise that my post won't carry a lot of weight because I am a newbie on this board...but all I can do is share my experience with whoever wants to listen - believe that is what this board is for.
C.