6'6'' 220 considering first cycle

[GetNoticed]

Considering 500mg test E/12 weeks followed by nolva/clomid.

I started lifting about 2 years ago weighing 170lbs. I'm 21, I realize its young but I don't think that I would have a desire to cycle after college.

I'm confident my training is fine. Diet has been good since January - 3,750 calories/day minimum with at least 250 grams protein.

Some concerns that I had were regarding the possibility of permanently inhibiting my natural test, I grew an inch the past year so I may still be at a young stage developmentally.

I've learned a lot from browsing but I just wanted your guys thoughts on my specific situation, if I left anything out feel free to ask.

Image attached to give an idea of bf%

[loki_is_a_god]

I would say negative ghost rider since you are 21.......your cycle could really mess up your natural production of test. Wait till your 25.

[GetNoticed]

Thanks, although that's what I was afraid of.

Are there any academic studies proving that you are at a higher risk of damaging natural test production at a young age? I hate to question something so widely accepted on here but I would just like to see something a little more credible.

[t-gunz]

some boys will get u links for that.

but mate really think of it. so many guys started young and unfortunally had to get TRT.

its not the life u want mate.

read up as much as u can. plus u look good the way u are.

if u want to get some better results. hire a trained. good nutrtion and diet will get u even better results.

[Piotr75]

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...g#.T5U6AtWFKcE

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...9#.T5U6zdWFKcE

You look in good shape already, with a lot of room to grow naturally.

[GetNoticed]

Thanks guys. Ill keep working on my diet for now.

[< <Samson> >]

read up as much as u can. plus u look good the way u are.

Agreed, you look solid.

Train hard and you'll get even better results.

Wait till you are 25 and see what you like then.

[magicstick2003]

Think you have a solid base there. Modify your diet and look into various training techniques and I imagine you'd be able to make some great progress through hard work.