19 Years Old - STEROIDS QUESTION & ADVICE

**BenWhoLifts79** · 11-01-2015, 11:20 AM

ggggg

**TheTaxMan** · 11-01-2015, 12:05 PM

Ask him when he is in his 30s if everything is fine.
Do not copy what he just did or take his advice.

**Baxter35** · 11-01-2015, 12:35 PM

It's way too early to tell if he'll be effected or not. That said, even if he gets lucky it doesn't change the fact that it's generally a bad idea to mess with AAS at a young age because the chances of long term side effects are much greater. I've heard stories of people who've magically survived falling out of airplanes with no parachute....it doesn't make it any more safe for someone else to try the same thing.

**ScotchGuard02** · 11-01-2015, 04:20 PM

There's no scientific proof that says AAS don't work until you're 25. If you give an 8 year old steroids , it'll work. The main reason we're told to wait until at least 25 is that there is scientific evidence that the human brain doesn't fully develop until about 25 y/o. The body's endocrine system's the same. At about 25 y/o is when you're body's an "adult". Taking AAS now will definitely "work". You're just gambling that in the future you won't have any problems. I've just read too many posts of 25 y/o guys with limp units wishing they'd waited. It's up to you. AAS is not a joke it can help you or hurt you, or both.

**tempest818** · 11-01-2015, 04:59 PM

"IDk, i just jab 2/3 times a week" dear god man....the reason he seems okay now is because hes constantly going back on the gear. Once he gets off for good then ask him the same questions again. And thats only short term. Ask him AGAIN when hes older.

**ianstevson** · 11-01-2015, 05:29 PM

Originally Posted by ScotchGuard02

There's no scientific proof that says AAS don't work until you're 25. If you give an 8 year old steroids, it'll work. The main reason we're told to wait until at least 25 is that there is scientific evidence that the human brain doesn't fully develop until about 25 y/o. The body's endocrine system's the same. At about 25 y/o is when you're body's an "adult". Taking AAS now will definitely "work". You're just gambling that in the future you won't have any problems. I've just read too many posts of 25 y/o guys with limp units wishing they'd waited. It's up to you. AAS is not a joke it can help you or hurt you, or both.

I think this is the most complete answer..

**free_at_last** · 11-01-2015, 08:48 PM

[QUOTE=BenWhoLifts79;7118970]But, after about a month after the cycle, his body is completely fine and everything work normally. /QUOTE]

how do you know everything is fine and working normally? did he get blood work done? if not, there is NO WAY to tell if everything is "fine" and working "normally". no way....

**somewhatjacked** · 11-01-2015, 09:31 PM

I was in the exact same situation when I was 18. I didn't do any research and I had major sides several years after my cycle.

**Billegitimate** · 11-02-2015, 12:17 AM

Buddy of mine and I on the roof of a 60 story building and thought it would be fun to jump off. He went ahead and jumped, and a few seconds later he's about 40 stories down already and he's fine. At this point he's healthy and everything looks good.

Do you think I should jump off too? It hasn't hurt him so far. Seriously, no consequences at all that I can see.

I'm thinking about jumping, any advice on body position or how I should spread my arms and legs on the way down?

**somewhatjacked** · 11-02-2015, 03:22 AM

Originally Posted by Billegitimate

Buddy of mine and I on the roof of a 60 story building and thought it would be fun to jump off. He went ahead and jumped, and a few seconds later he's about 40 stories down already and he's fine. At this point he's healthy and everything looks good.

Do you think I should jump off too? It hasn't hurt him so far. Seriously, no consequences at all that I can see.

I'm thinking about jumping, any advice on body position or how I should spread my arms and legs on the way down?

You must be an engineer. Lol nice example