Should I Take Steroids?

[Theblackstar]

I've been working out for almost 2 years. I'm 18 years old (turn 19 in Nov), i weigh 107ish and im like 5'3. Pretty short and dont weigh that much. Thats why i want to put on size and weight on as quick as possible. Ive been interested in taking steroids for a long ass time but i kept going back and forth on decided on to do it or not.
Anyone got any advice if i should do it not?

[ChiveOn]

NO. You are
1. About 7 years too young.
2. Way too small of a frame
3. WAY TOO YOUNG

Diet and lift properly, research, and come back years from now

[austinite]

Welcome, Blackstar!

Pretty risky business at 18. You have more natural testosterone flowing than most of us. I'd take advantage of that and feed it. Feed it good food in good quantities. Hit the nutrition section and you will learn how to eat to grow. You'd be amazed

Good luck.

[Yosh73]

I've been working out for almost 2 years. I'm 18 years old (turn 19 in Nov), i weigh 107ish and im like 5'3. Pretty short and dont weigh that much. Thats why i want to put on size and weight on as quick as possible. Ive been interested in taking steroids for a long ass time but i kept going back and forth on decided on to do it or not.
Anyone got any advice if i should do it not?

I'm in the same boat except i'm 20 almost 21 and I've been working out for almost 3 years. I weigh 180ish, I started around 150.. I made 30 pounds of good gains in 2-3 years without the use of anabolic steroids and I didn't even have 100% dedication. All you need is good diet, dedication, and really just mental focus.

I can guarantee you will gain great size naturally. If you use steroids now you'll most likely end up back where you started with some shitty side effect, acne, hairloss, or sexual disfunction all of which suck as a young guy. Also you might **** yourself up for the rest of your life cause you're throwing your body off with the introduction of new compounds which it's not used to before it even has time to take care of it's own hormone development (which takes up to the age of 25 to complete). I would definitely just invest the money you will buying steroids into a good coach, someone who actually knows what they're doing, and get into the nutrition forum to find a perfect diet suited for you (the dudes there will literally make one perfect for your body to help you grow). This is the best approach IMHO and I'm sure you will get the same response from tons of guys here.

Even me at 180 feel the urge to do steroids all the time, but you really have to remember that it's only there to take humans beyond what they're naturally capable of, and along with it goes a whole ton of side effects and unwanted things (which will happen with anything that's too good to be true...) so i'd suggest learn dieting (70%) and training (30%) as well as resting and supplementation protocols for another 3-5 years and you'll get the results you want.


PS. if you want instant results you MAY (no guarantee) get them WHILE you're on Steroids, but soon after you're done (and I mean soon, 2-3 months) they will disappear because there's no base to start from and you're real young. It is imperative to create a solid base and to reach your genetic limit naturally (even can be surpassed naturally with proper training and dieting).

[Lunk1]

I've been working out for almost 2 years. I'm 18 years old (turn 19 in Nov), i weigh 107ish and im like 5'3. Pretty short and dont weigh that much. Thats why i want to put on size and weight on as quick as possible. Ive been interested in taking steroids for a long ass time but i kept going back and forth on decided on to do it or not.
Anyone got any advice if i should do it not?

I smell a troll...5'3" 107#...you would make a hot ass chick!

[Lunk1]

I'm in the same boat except i'm 20 almost 21 and I've been working out for almost 3 years. I weigh 180ish, I started around 150.. I made 30 pounds of good gains in 2-3 years without the use of anabolic steroids and I didn't even have 100% dedication. All you need is good diet, dedication, and really just mental focus.

I can guarantee you will gain great size naturally. If you use steroids now you'll most likely end up back where you started with some shitty side effect, acne, hairloss, or sexual disfunction all of which suck as a young guy. Also you might **** yourself up for the rest of your life cause you're throwing your body off with the introduction of new compounds which it's not used to before it even has time to take care of it's own hormone development (which takes up to the age of 25 to complete). I would definitely just invest the money you will buying steroids into a good coach, someone who actually knows what they're doing, and get into the nutrition forum to find a perfect diet suited for you (the dudes there will literally make one perfect for your body to help you grow). This is the best approach IMHO and I'm sure you will get the same response from tons of guys here.

Even me at 180 feel the urge to do steroids all the time, but you really have to remember that it's only there to take humans beyond what they're naturally capable of, and along with it goes a whole ton of side effects and unwanted things (which will happen with anything that's too good to be true...) so i'd suggest learn dieting (70%) and training (30%) as well as resting and supplementation protocols for another 3-5 years and you'll get the results you want.


PS. if you want instant results you MAY (no guarantee) get them WHILE you're on Steroids, but soon after you're done (and I mean soon, 2-3 months) they will disappear because there's no base to start from and you're real young. It is imperative to create a solid base and to reach your genetic limit naturally (even can be surpassed naturally with proper training and dieting).

Somebody paid attention in class!

[Theblackstar]

Oh okay. Thanks a lot guys, much appreciated.
And no im not trolling dumbass, i actually do weigh 107, and im 5'3

[Lunk1]

Oh okay. Thanks a lot guys, much appreciated.
And no im not trolling dumbass, i actually do weigh 107, and im 5'3

I deserved the dumbass lol. Keep this in mind..between 18-20 I gained 2" and have gone from a scrawny 170# to a not scrawny 230#. The weight didnt happen in the 2 years but my point is...you still are growing. If you use AAS at this point of your growth you may very likely stop that growth by damaging your endocrine system.

[Yosh73]

Somebody paid attention in class!

aha I guess I've learned from the experiences of many

[--->>405<<---]

Oh okay. Thanks a lot guys, much appreciated.
And no im not trolling dumbass, i actually do weigh 107, and im 5'3

LMAO.... Job that sounded like a bitch slap! LOLOL..

[Knockout_Power]

Best idea is head over to the nutritional threads and have those guys/gals set up a good diet for you. Then go through the training routines and build a good one for your needs

[Big Chief 12th]

Dont do it. Research will tell you that. And dont listen to friends. I was in a similar boat as you when i was 18. i weighed 153lbs and was 6'2". I played high school basketball. After i graduated grade 12 i lifted weights seriously for a solid year. In that time i gained 53 lbs. I went up to 206lbs in 1 year NATURALLY !!! Even the owner of the gym couldnt believe my progress. I could have done a cycle back then to. I seriously considered it. Any ways i didnt do it. I was too scared and I am so glad i waited. Best decision i ever made. Wait until you get older. Thats my advice...

[Theblackstar]

Its all good. Hopefully i can too gain 60 pounds in the next two years haha

[Theblackstar]

Best idea is head over to the nutritional threads and have those guys/gals set up a good diet for you. Then go through the training routines and build a good one for your needs

Well i actually do have a new diet that actually works for me. It pretty much consists of me eating every 2-3 hours and getting at least +2500 calories a day. And i lift weights 3 times a week, i wish i could do more but then ill lose mad weight. I hate my stupid metabolism

[Knockout_Power]

Its all good. Hopefully i can too gain 60 pounds in the next two years haha

no reason not to aim high, but that will be a fairly unrelistic goal, even with gear. Naturally, at your age, you should be able to add 15/year. On your small frame, this will look HUGE.

[Knockout_Power]

Well i actually do have a new diet that actually works for me. It pretty much consists of me eating every 2-3 hours and getting at least +2500 calories a day. And i lift weights 3 times a week, i wish i could do more but then ill lose mad weight. I hate my stupid metabolism

you wouldnt believe it if you talked to those who train people for results. Metabolism is an excuse used for those without proper knowledge of dedication to their bodies. A "hardgainer" (high metabolism) can fight it with the right food in the right quanitities at the right timing and the "slow metabolism" people can fight it with the right food and right quanitites and the right timing.

Metabolism does very little in the "real" bodybuilding world.

[Theblackstar]

no reason not to aim high, but that will be a fairly unrelistic goal, even with gear. Naturally, at your age, you should be able to add 15/year. On your small frame, this will look HUGE.

Yeah but even 15 pounds is, believe or not, a real ****ing challenge. Gaining weight just doesnt come naturally to me even if i eat A LOT. It frustrates me and makes me want to try some stupid mass gaining scam or steroids (thats why im here lol)

[RipOwens]

Yeah but even 15 pounds is, believe or not, a real ****ing challenge. Gaining weight just doesnt come naturally to me even if i eat A LOT. It frustrates me and makes me want to try some stupid mass gaining scam or steroids (thats why im here lol)

I felt very similar when I first started out. At first my body changed quickly...then...nothing, I felt I always looked the same. But I learned two things eventually - 1) this was going to take a much larger commitment than I realized. 2) as much as I thought I was eating... i needed more and I needed to eat smart.

Don't sell ur body short, it's an incredible machine! All the best, this is a great place to learn.

[Knockout_Power]

Yeah but even 15 pounds is, believe or not, a real ****ing challenge. Gaining weight just doesnt come naturally to me even if i eat A LOT. It frustrates me and makes me want to try some stupid mass gaining scam or steroids (thats why im here lol)

I felt very similar when I first started out. At first my body changed quickly...then...nothing, I felt I always looked the same. But I learned two things eventually - 1) this was going to take a much larger commitment than I realized. 2) as much as I thought I was eating... i needed more and I needed to eat smart.

Don't sell ur body short, it's an incredible machine! All the best, this is a great place to learn.

I know you think you're eating properly, just like we all did when we started, but you are really not. Its a common problem that comes from lacking the understanding of REAL eating for gains.

I have what would be considered a VERY slow metabolism. Do I let that make me fat? Hell no, I alter my eating when its time for the abs to come out.

[Knockout_Power]

PS- a fast metabolism is not an excuse for not gaining muscle... if you think about it, that means you should be able to convert whatever you eat into the energy and fuel to gain muscle faster than most people.

[Yosh73]

Well i actually do have a new diet that actually works for me. It pretty much consists of me eating every 2-3 hours and getting at least +2500 calories a day. And i lift weights 3 times a week, i wish i could do more but then ill lose mad weight. I hate my stupid metabolism

Dog go on a high cal diet with tons of Protein, and carbs, not TOO much fat, but throw it in there, 40/40/20 i'd say, add creatine monohydrate, drink tons of water, eat your veges, take a high like 4000 calorie diet and stuff your face every 2-3 hours, do it naturally trust you'll get gains this way hundo.

[Chelsea Grin]

you still have A LOT of time to grow naturally and you can easily pack on more weight just got to eat, sleep, and train and your body will absolutely respond