Thread: How far are we willing to go (health, performance, AAS!
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How far are we willing to go (health, performance, AAS!
Do you believe that steroids can take away a good percentage of your health in performance dosages?
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I wonder is there a baseline not to cross? Could it be that from the moment a person takes AAS it is a signed sentence that will shorten the years of his life! Well an example let's say a normal person dies at 70, could AAS make a person die 10 or 20 years earlier, okay?
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04-13-2022, 06:22 AM #3Senior Member
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"... in performance dosages?" Ad here is the key. Definition here may remain elusive.
I have experienced really good (for myself anyways) results with low, moderate doses, so I am less concerned with the risks, I guess.
I would venture to state that at the professional, or national qualifying levels of competitive BB; the quantities being consumed are incredible (from my perspective). And I am of the belief that these dosages cannot be bereft of health risks. But again; I am no doctor.
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04-13-2022, 06:24 AM #4Senior Member
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04-13-2022, 08:06 AM #5
i do not know the answer but am constantly trying to get more fit and lean in my late years. I just hit 45 and will never, ever bulk again. The size game is not a longevity game in my eyes.
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04-13-2022, 09:42 AM #6
schwarzenegger is 74. stalllone is 75 still looking ripped. i think its a matter of genetics also and they way you use AAS ( abuse or not). I used to be a amphetamine addict and i can draw parallels from that - being without sleeping and eating for 3 days straight on a constant basis, is much more detrimental to health then the amphetamine itself. if you keep an eye on your vitals, cycle the aas, watch your blood pressure and cholesterol etc and dont abuse the steroids i doubt it will make you die sooner unless your genetically disposed to do so. Im not an expert ofcourse this is just my opinion on the matter. but yeah, the shit I've seen... the human body is remarkably strong. Another paralel i can draw -One guy, smokes all his life, lives to 95 smoking till his last breath. Another one never smokes, lives healthy lifestyle, dies of lung cancer at a young age
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04-13-2022, 10:02 AM #7
I think it’s the toll it takes on your cardiovascular system Davi. Added body weight forces the left ventricle to overwork (on a BMI you personally would be approaching the severely overweight or obese category). If your compound is increasing your blood pressure (even a bit), once again the left ventricle has to work harder. Dietary needs to assist in that “performance” can add to the cardiovascular issues. If you’re not on top of your blood sugar levels, it could be damaging your kidneys prematurely. There no long term studies or anecdotal evidence that can eliminate all of those other variables, so it’s impossible to know just how harmful the AAS is just on its own. And, as said on the post prior to me, if you’re genetically inclined to those diseases already, that’s another issue to consider.
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04-13-2022, 11:24 AM #8
Too many variables here. I no longer touch drugs or alcohol and do cardio 6 days a week and take vitamins and eat very healthy.
I believe I will live longer even on steroids forever than I would have doing drugs and drinking.
It isn’t as simple as how you are phrasing the question. Everyone is different too.
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04-13-2022, 03:39 PM #9
I think its pretty obvious pro bodybuilders abuse these drugs in order to make their living. They are hell on the cardiovascular system. Be responsible, dont use dumb ass dosages for something that will never mean anything. I mean lets face it most of us here arent trying to go pro? I think most of us recreational gym rats will live a healthy life for the most part
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04-13-2022, 09:58 PM #10
You're right most of us are recreational gym rats, but that isn't going to stop some idiot kid, in his early 20's, who is 150lbs soaking wet, from taking every steroid known to man at dosages that would've make the guys at the Olympia look like rookies.
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I agree!
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04-14-2022, 07:05 PM #12
For the last 15 years I have been on sites like this and still to this day am amazed by the massively high doses and complicated cycles used by guys who look like they have trained one or two years natty at best.
90% do not need any drugs, they need to put in the hard work, be consistent with: Training, food, sleep, sacrifice, learning from mistakes, learning before they make mistakes...bla, bla, bla
You have to earn it first, most are not dedicated or smart enough to do this. Breaks my heart.
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04-14-2022, 10:51 PM #14Senior Member
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This is the slippery slope
Depending on just about everything, changes how much & of what we use - from diuretics, to gear, to how many oil changes(blood donations) we do & so on
Most days, I’m like - I’m hitting it mildly now, no prob - I look in the mirror, I’m beet red with veins running from head to toe
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04-16-2022, 09:48 AM #16
There was a point at which I thought I’d be blasting and cruising over and over for the rest of my life. Something changed, though, and I don’t feel that pull to do another cycle. Could be that when I was having chronic stomach issues and nausea for months on end I realized how fragile we are, and how priceless health is. Some of you guys have been through shit that would have made me never touch another steroid again in my life. There’s way more to life than being a walking GI Joe. I’m still 245-250 at ~15% bf, which is good enough for me. I’d hate to lose any of you due to vanity.
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Unfortunately, not all of us have these genetics
Without roids, I'd expect to be where I was before I started if not worse - a dickless joe schmoe
I limit my doses, I do as much preventative maintanance as possible - as long as I am able, the "boost" is on. . . . I feel like I was given a second chance to come back as I left for a reason.
It's all a matter of opinion. . . Apparently you haven't seen my license plate
And, I actually I just sold the car two weeks ago - it's not all for vanity, but you get my point
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04-16-2022, 01:20 PM #18
Lol damn what a coincidence. That’s a nice car, I like that in red. Probably good you sold it with how expensive gas is. Weight depends on height. I remember you posted a pic right after your head situation when you weren’t on anything but trt and looked big still. You ever tried to sit at 150/week for 6 months and see how you fair? I think you’d be able to keep most of your size if you continue training diligently and eating right. Part of it is mental in that when we drop to a lower dose, we dont put as much effort in our training and diet.
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I can feel the difference, for sure - it’s why I pyramid my gear. I drop to 150-200mg of test weekly, I’m keeping the deca around now due to my joints(just at 60mg weekly), then I run Proviron for that rock hard cock feeling - I started the var at 20-25mg daily for some added strength. But, I did add a little mast prop & test prop too - 100mg a week of each
I know a lot of it has to be mental - it’s my only outlet, I dropped all other drugs, I don’t even smoke weed or cigarettes anymore
Yeah, the car had to go - the mpg is a joke & it just sat + I beat the piss out of it for 25k. Burned through 3 sets of rubbers. . . A 19 year old girl bought it, I was like - WTF!
I just got a personalized plate that fits me better - ONYX18 < the copolymer that holds my brain together > it’s on my repo truck
This is what I’m pumping down every 4th day(sometime 5th)
ProV25mg/60mgDeca/175mgSust/50TestProp/50MastProp/25mgVar
Proviron & Var daily
I push myself hard af to maintain the way I am & it’s not getting easier - between work & keeping myself up
Addiction is addiction - keeping myself like this is just as addicting as dopeLast edited by < <Samson> >; 04-16-2022 at 03:47 PM.
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04-16-2022, 03:50 PM #20
Be careful man. The look is what we all want to hold onto. Doing 300 test 200 tren weekly myself.
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04-16-2022, 04:25 PM #21
Doesn’t seem too bad, but the cumulative effects on blood pressure and thickness can add up. I was gonna donate on Friday but got a cold so I skipped. Prop esters got your blood levels seesawing at every 4/5 days I would think. About addiction: I consumed weed daily for 20 years. I finally quit and nothing seems impossible anymore. I never gave a crap about alcohol or hard drugs, or even pills. Steroids just make me moody and bipolar, in higher doses. I enjoy feeling in control of my mood, I’ve been trying to dot at my whole life.
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We're pretty wild over here - I still refuse to go with my neighbor hitting 3 wheel motion flying down the street in his cutlass < still not as wild as some of the places I been to tho
Shit, right before I sold my rT I raced a girl in a twin turbo beamer - we hit like 100 in a 40, she took me too. I was like wtf - we pulled over after, she's like twin turbo brah. . . . LoL - That's when I totally knew the rT had to go
So, in all reality - I can't even say what's more dangerous to my health, my actions, my roid use or - etc. - who knows
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04-17-2022, 11:28 AM #23
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I just got an is350(wish it was an iSF) - and it's almost as quick as the rT - it's traction. . . My rT couldn't get the power to the ground for shit. If, I ran slicks it'd run a high 12 - but, I'd break an axle
Anywho - just back in from the gym, pushing triple plates on the incline again - I am pretty sure I accidently doubled up my var dose today
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