can u help me?

**jod81** · 09-07-2006, 05:06 PM

I am 24 years old and 6'1 and 174 lbs (quite skinny) i have been working out for 8 months. I am considering using AAS after like 6 more months of getting in shape , not because i'm a skinny dude that has figures that he would like to be really big, but because i'd really like to not be so underweight. Gaining weight has been so hard

I just want something to bump me up a little because, well, i need it. Can someone tell me what to take that I can use for just one cycle (that wont go away immediatly) that will give me this much needed boost?

**lucabratzi** · 09-07-2006, 05:13 PM

food, hard work, and time...check out the diet and workout forum...

**DSM4Life** · 09-07-2006, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by jod81

I am 24 years old and 6'1 and 174 lbs (quite skinny) i have been working out for 8 months. I am considering using AAS after like 6 more months of getting in shape , not because i'm a skinny dude that has figures that he would like to be really big, but because i'd really like to not be so underweight. Gaining weight has been so hard

I just want something to bump me up a little because, well, i need it. Can someone tell me what to take that I can use for just one cycle (that wont go away immediatly) that will give me this much needed boost?

You need to have your diet and workout just about 100% to fully get the benifit of AAS. If you take it with a crappy diet and poor workout you are throwing money right out the window. 6 month is not even close to being "experienced", read on.

Me for example, started considering AAS till 2 years of working out. I decided 3 years later that i would give it a try. That was 5 years of working out which kind of gives you an idea of how important it is to wait till the time is right.

**jod81** · 09-07-2006, 06:17 PM

but even though i am not experienced, i have learned the diet and workout principles quite well and of course i'm not going to throw my money down the drain by not eating right and not working out right. lets say hypothetically that at that time i tried it I followed correct procedure. What is the most ideal thing to try for some one was just going to use it for one cycle?

**rock75** · 09-07-2006, 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by jod81

but even though i am not experienced, i have learned the diet and workout principles quite well and of course i'm not going to throw my money down the drain by not eating right and not working out right. lets say hypothetically that at that time i tried it I followed correct procedure. What is the most ideal thing to try for some one was just going to use it for one cycle?

no offense bro, but I've gotta call bullshit. If you have learned the diet and workout principles "quite well" then you wouldn't weigh 174lbs. If your diet was "quite well" in those 6 months you should have no problem getting up to 190lbs - that is 16lbs in 6 months, less than 3lbs a month - can you do that, if you can then you are ready for AS.

**hardgainer12** · 09-07-2006, 07:03 PM

if u cant gain naturally, u cant gain with AAS. plain and simple

**JohnboyF** · 09-07-2006, 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by hardgainer12

if u cant gain naturally, u cant gain with AAS. plain and simple

Plus you have only been working out for 8 months thats nothing.

**hardgainer12** · 09-07-2006, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by FaizakaFez

Plus you have only been working out for 8 months thats nothing.

also a good point

**lucabratzi** · 09-07-2006, 07:33 PM

well because u prob wont listen to the good advice that we are givin u i will give u the right cycle to go on....500mg test/wk 10 to 12 weeks long...thats it 250mg shot 2 times a week...

**DSM4Life** · 09-07-2006, 07:52 PM

If you want to cycle like said above 500mg of test should be fine. I don't beileve you HAVE to be at your "peak" weight to start but you do however need to have the diet and a routine down. If not, like i said before you are wasting your money because you will put on say 10-15 lbs but after PCT (do you know what this is?) you will lose it all. Learn from other peoples mistakes.