Would a cycle be right for me?

**Rancher** · 12-20-2010, 09:36 AM

I've started reading all the informational threads, but thought I'd ask a question up front in case I'm wasting my time.

I'm 46 y.o. and have been working out on/off for a while and continuously for the last year. I've had some back problems (herniated disk), but I'm in pretty good shape and health overall. i'm 6-2, 210#, and 15-20% BF.

I'm thinking that my window for making significant improvements is closing and have been considering doing a cycle of some sort. So, given the above, is my thinking correct? Can you see results from a cycle at 46? I know they say not to do it too young, but is there a corresponding thought about not doing it too old?

Thanks.

**redz** · 12-20-2010, 09:42 AM

As long as you are informed and know how to train and eat I dont see why you couldn`t do it at 46, alot of people get on TRT for life around your age.

**Emperor9** · 12-20-2010, 09:45 AM

Id try to lose some body fat first , and get your diet right. also make sure there is no other health issues.

**vettewreck** · 12-20-2010, 01:35 PM

At your age man, I see no reason why you shouldnt start a cycle. Of course assuming youve been training consistantly for a while now. Your test levels are already dropping, and have been, and gaining muscle mass naturally is going to be very hard. Id still recommend a Test-e 12 week cycle at .75cc Monday and Thursdays. Thats 375mg/week.