How much is too much?

[Oldandbusted]

I had a very interesting conversation yesterday with a powerlifter I was sharing a monolift with. He told me he had not been off cycle in 8 years. His cruise dose is 400mg/wk test c, which he considered his TRT dose.... and when he is on cycle he does 1500mg/wk if test only. If he stacks it's 750 test c, 350 tren, and I don't remember how much var.

He takes no A/I, no HGC, no ancillaries of any kind.

To me it just seems wrong......like way too much gear, but I lacked the knowledge and/or terminology to adequately convey why I though it was wrong. So what do you all think?

Also, we talked a little bit about his source, which he said is manufactured local but is "pharmaceutical quality". Is that even possible?

[MickeyKnox]

Ask him for a copy of his current blood work.

[Oldandbusted]

I will ask..... but I came away with the impression bloodwork wasn't part of his regular maintenance.

Can I assume from that reply that you agree with my assessment?

[MickeyKnox]

Any responsible person would not use AAS without the known safeguards such as AI's, SERMS, hCG..ect. We have an enormous amount if clinical and empirical data available today that supports the use of these compounds. So, anyone that would knowingly omit these from their AAS protocols is simply irresponsible and/or uneducated.

No excuse imho.

[Oldandbusted]

Yep.... Can't disagree with that. Whats bugging me though is the apparent lack of sides. How can guy use that much gear for that long the wrong way and not suffer any of the ill effects?

Is he just going to fall over dead one of these days like many a pro wrestler is doing.

[Jonnyg419]

He could have a prostate the size of an orange and blood pressure through the roof and you wouldn't be able to tell by looking at him. Hey Kieth Richards is still kicking but he can't be that healthy haha