Got some young blood at work just starting 2 month nap50 cycle followed by anavar..... can one of the mods/gods please reply with how wrong this is so I can show the lad....
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Got some young blood at work just starting 2 month nap50 cycle followed by anavar..... can one of the mods/gods please reply with how wrong this is so I can show the lad....
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That has everything in black and white. The issue of just wanting to pop pills for gains is a peer pressure/lack of education issue. At this point the new blood does not even know what a cycle is much less the bad that comes from it.
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Originally Posted by chester101
He will gain some water and think its muscle/weight. Lol good luck!
Tell him to register and ask the question, if he isn't listening to your already fuk him let himself fuk his liver up and then he may listen in future.
I did tell him to register and have a listen, wether he will or not I dont know! Hes approx 25.... did a sus/dec cycle a few yrs ago.... no pct.... but no probs... as yet... but lost all his gains.
I aint a brain on this, I dont know enough to tell him in depth, but also in easy terms, the probs this will cause. His mate (another colleague doing test and naps) but my guy scared to inject!!
Just wanted to scare him off a bit!!
Just show in the entrance. You can't make him go in. This forum is packed full of accumulated knowledge. He just has to put out a little effort and he can gain an wealth of information.
Get him on here. If you just believed every word your friends told you, I doubt you'd be where you are today. It will mean a lot more to him if he takes it directly from the community on the forum.
I agree totally... but you can lead a horse to water ect....
Sometimes I think I shouldnt worry about these people!!!
you can lead a horse to water but not make him drink.
You told him where to go and gave advice. Other than that stay out of it. If he wont listen just focus on your own life and doing things right. If you dont it will probably just cause conflict.
advice that is freely given is typically ignored
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Originally Posted by lovbyts