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11-23-2006, 07:12 PM #1
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Some quick questions
I have some question on steroid use and what to take. Im young but not very young. I am looking to build up more strength for my football game (defensive linebacker) and want to know what my best choice would be. I am a bit fat not huge. I've been reccomended by a steroid user HGH for it's fat loss help along with it's good gains in strength. A pheraflex and superdrol stack has also been mentioned to me by a few guys that go to my gym.
I was just wondering what you would suggest for me either through past experiences or knowledge. I'm looking to get very strong and lean with muscle with as little fat as possible. Any reccomendations on what to take would be much appreciated.
Highrolla
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11-23-2006, 07:17 PM #2
Give us your stats=height,weight age and years of traing experince so that we can better help you.....
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11-23-2006, 07:22 PM #3
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Thank you, I'm 5'7 177lbs, Anywhere from a sophmore to a senior in Highschool, and I'm just starting in weight training. The only thing I've had is football practice, barely any weight lifting.
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11-23-2006, 07:26 PM #4
Originally Posted by highrolla21x
HGH is probaly one of the worst thing you could posabliy use at your age but anyway please answer the questions above and we will go from there......
BTW Welcome to AR
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11-23-2006, 07:27 PM #5
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not nescessarily as much faster as stronger. on age you are correct yes
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11-23-2006, 07:30 PM #6
Originally Posted by horse2006
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11-23-2006, 07:31 PM #7
Way too young bud, your just going to hurt yourself and screw up your body for life; your not even done growing man! Best thing i can tell you is eat like a horse, sorry horse2006
, eat clean and eat enough to grow. At that age, food is steroids ...
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11-23-2006, 07:34 PM #8
Originally Posted by highrolla21x
"What is the Right Age to Start Using Steroids?
By: Brandon Walsh
This article is being published in hopes of reaching some of the younger people, involved in our great sport of body building, reach their goals without making the great mistake of using steroids too early in their long lives. The problem with this is that most young bodybuilders (BBs) cannot grasp the concept of the future and how long the road ahead really is even with the use of steroids. How do you convince a 14 year old that it will take years before he can look like the Pro BB's in the magazines, and that he may never look like that even with all the drugs available in the world. Well that is what I hope to accomplish within this article.
At what age should you be, before you consider using steroids? This question is not as easily answered as you may think it is. You cannot randomly just pick an age and say that this is the point at which you can now start to consider using steroids.
Between the ages of 12 and 26 a male's hormone levels are on a steady rise until the age of 26. This is when these levels slowly start to decline until they are almost nonexistent by the ripe old age of 40.
When puberty starts in males at the age of 12 there is a huge flux in hormonal patterns in the body, which cause the growth of male characteristics, (deepening of the voice, growth of body hair, growth in height, etc.). These hormone levels increase by themselves so much that they can be compared to that of a mild steroid cycle. Therefore trying to add to what the body is doing on its own by adding in exogenous (outside) Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) is very counter productive.
Whenever any extra amount of AAS is added to the body, the body recognizes this extra level through a feedback loop in the human body known as the Hypothalamus. Once the Hypothalamus recognizes the increase in hormones which happens usually between 14 and 21 days, the body will shut off its own production of hormones until these levels decrease, along with increasing hormones to decrease these extra levels in the body (cortisone, estrogen). Cortisone and Estrogen are 2 hormones in the body that BBs do not need any extra. The easiest way to try to explain this without getting to complicated, is that the more AAS you put in your body, the more your body will try to lower those levels. When this happens BBs get all the side effects that are normally associated with AAS use, gynecomastia (growth of fatty tissue underneath the breasts in males), hair loss, kidney damage, liver damage, and high blood pressure, just to name a few).
Before you consider the use of AAS you should have already reached your genetic potential. What is your genetic potential? To figure this out you should first look at the weight, height and build of other members in your family. Is this exact, no, but it is somewhere to start. If every male on both sides of your family is approximately 5'7" and weighs between 150lbs and 170lbs and they are all bald by the age of 25, then it would be a good guess that you will also fall somewhere in those ranges by the time you stop growing. Now with working out and eating correctly for 4 years lets say, you would be able to put on 15 or more pounds of muscle tissue (that would mean you now weigh 165-185 lbs.). This is what your genetic potential would be. Now if you started to use steroids at that point, 165-185 lbs you may be able to put on another 15-20 lbs (180-200lbs). If you had started using when you were 125 lbs., and gained 25lbs through the use of steroids, you would still be well short of what you could have gotten naturally (150lbs as compared to 180-200lbs), and now it will be much harder to try to gain another 30-40lbs.
So for a starting point lets say that you need to be at least 18 years of age before you consider using steroids. Now that we have a starting point, lets look at a few other factors that should be considered. Steroids DO NOT IN ANY WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM makes up for a good diet and workout program. Most people who use AAS feel that this is the time where they can be a little more relaxed in their workouts and diet. Actually this is when they should be even more strict. So before you can think of using at the age of 18, you will need 3 more solid years of good training and eating habits. Minor changes in diet and workouts can result in great gains in mass and muscle as well as strength.
No matter how much assistance you get from AAS, without proper nutrition and workouts you will be lucky to have any gains at all, let alone keep them after the cycle is over. The goal of using any substance, legal or not should be that after you stop using it you don't loose all of that which you have fought to get. What would be the point of spending all that money (steroids are not free) to gain that 30lbs when you will loose it after the cycle is over anyway?
So the better question to ask instead of when can I take steroids, should be, what can I do to get all that I can out of my body without needing steroids?. In order to calculate my progress, I need to talk with my family and doctors, before I try to make a choice like that.
We will start with the age range of 14-16; this is when your hormones are raging. Your body is in full swing of making the best steroids that you can ever get, and it does all this without you even needing to do a single thing. At this point you should start with a solid exercise plan and a basic supplement plan in addition to the regular food that you need to be eating on a regular basis.
For workouts focus on the basic compound movements (Bench Press, Squats, Deadlifts, Barbell Curls, etc.) Working out 4 days a week with at least 8 hours of sleep a night is a great start. Add to that the extra protein that you should be taking and you will definitely start seeing a difference in your body. As for supplements, at this point all I would suggest is a good Meal Replacement Shake, multi-vitamin and creatine. Any shake will work, just add 2 shakes a day to the 3 solid meals that you should already be eating. Creatine has more benefits then I could start to explain in this article, but what I can say is that it will help your strength, muscle, speed, and recovery without any negative side effects.
By the age of 16-18 you will have had most of your growth spurts and you will be ready to change a few more things in your overall plan. You workouts can become a little more specialized as you start using different exercises. As for your nutrition program, all that I would think of adding now would be something such as extra glutamine before bed and maybe a ZMA supplement. You still don?t want to take anything that would alter what your body is doing on its own, so using ZMA and glutamine is just what you need.
Somewhere between 18 and 21 you should be just about done growing, so what should you do differently now? Add more protein! You should be getting at the very least, your body weight in grams of protein per day! And that?s at the very least! By now you will have been working out consistently for quite a while and should know your body very well. What will work and what won?t work should be old news. There isn?t really anything new to add to what is already a great program, other than Tribulus and maybe a pre-workout supplement such as Ultimate Orange. After this point, you can start to consider the use of steroids. What about them? Are they as terrible as everyone seems to think they are? As long as they are used correctly, I don?t think so. When considering their use, I feel that orals should be used as late as possible. These are most harmful on the body and therefore should not be used for a very long time.
Another thing to consider, other than the side effects I have already spoken of, is your sex drive. Some AAS will make your sex drive almost nonexistent and will have a big effect on your sperm count. These drugs in particular should try to be avoided. That leaves mild anabolics. Although they are the safest to use, they are expensive, illegal, and require the use of a needle. Which most first time users do not want to use.
I told you that this is not something that should be passed off very easily; you shouldn?t have to make the mistakes that most of us make by using steroids to early in your life. If used correctly, I think they are fine, but look at what it takes in order to use them correctly. Have you been working out for 5 years straight without more the 2 weeks off every 6 weeks? Do you eat every 2-3 hours, 6 times a day without missing a meal? Do you get 8 hours of sleep every night? This is something that can have a huge effect on your body for the rest of your life, so don?t make that choice in 10 minutes. Good luck and keep growing.
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11-23-2006, 07:39 PM #9
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Thank you all I appreciate the concern. I understand the problems with using steroids at 17. I know you all are smarter than me when it comes to the subject. I came for advice and I got it and I'll follow it. I guess at my age I'm still a bit too young to be using AAS.
Cya in a few years,
Highrolla
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11-23-2006, 07:49 PM #10
Originally Posted by highrolla21x
Best wishes............
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11-24-2006, 03:00 PM #11
I agree with all you guys. But just to take note of his thread and the suggestions he got from his buddies....A Superdrol and Pherplex cycle?? Wow! Two orals & Those two together would be like poison! And HGH does nothing for strength.
Get a good training and diet program and you'll be amazed, if you give it 100%, what you can achieve!
Good luck.
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11-24-2006, 06:22 PM #12
Stay natty 'til you can't lift any more.
FYI young man. I lifted natty into my 40's before using gear. You can get damn big and strong with a clean diet, a disciplined lifting program, cardio, and rest.
I reached a plateau where in spite of all other options, I couldn't lift any heavier weight naturally. THAT'S when you go to gear IMO. After you've exhausted your natural gains. Plus you really should be at or above 200 pounds before you're ready for gear.
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11-24-2006, 06:32 PM #13
Originally Posted by Tommy Boy
You should be at you're genetic limit before using aas to ensure that you're training and diet are correct so you can fully take advantage of the gains and know what works for you to grow and be safe.
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11-24-2006, 06:55 PM #14
ggod choice high rolla. there are other supplements ( creatine etc ) available that might give you that extra boost that your looking for.
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11-25-2006, 12:18 AM #15
Originally Posted by highrolla21x
Dude, way to young, highschool? Shit man, you know how much test you have naturally, your naturally on gear now, why would you want to Fvck with that? not to mention your not that big, you have alot of room to grow naturally, and you have little to no lifting experience...
my advice, forget the AAS, get some creatine and whey and train naturally! youd be suprised how much gains you will make without AAS
I think that everyone else here will agree...
jesus, a sophmore to a senior... dude, your like grad 11, prolly like 16 - 17 years old. Stay the hell away from AAS!
also, I would think you are below the age range to be posting on here, i do believe you have to be a min of 18 years old! and thats still too young for AAS!!!
good luck though
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