Have a friend thats 19 and stays on all year long isnt that bad??

[jamal123]

hes only 19 and claims hes done his research and does not cycle off. Sais he knows what hes doing and does low doses when he stops the heavy cycle and plans on staying for life. He tried telling me its a better approach then doing pct as you don't lose gains and your test is always higher then avg that way. Isnt he going to see some major side effects in the future? how could he claim hes done his research and advice against pct?? He looks really good though and manages to keep all gains and look good all year long but still I know this cant be good. Whats going to happen to this guy in the near future? Hes also on test and tren.

[TheTaxMan]

Probably screwed himself for life, he wont ever come off the pin, even if he wants to theres a good chance he will need TRT after abusing at such a young age.

Its easy to fall into the path of addiction, and sadly at 19 he seems to have already fell down that spiral, i hope he gets bloodwork and looks at how his liver is performing rather than his biceps.

Maybe pass that info on wether he laughs or you sound silly atleast you can live with the fact you did warn him.

[strawberryjam]

Well I'm new so there's probably more knowledgeable people to answer, but from what I learnt so far, your body's plates probably haven't fully developed at that age and so chances are he is stunting his growth not aiding it. And PCT is essential!

I do remember being 19 though, I was right and everyone else was wrong. If someone's advice didn't fit my point of view I didn't want to know. Its only as you get older that you realise that you can learn so much from advice from other people. Your friend will see this eventually, thats if he's lucky enough to live past the next couple of years.

[73rr]

hes only 19 and claims hes done his research and does not cycle off. Sais he knows what hes doing and does low doses when he stops the heavy cycle and plans on staying for life. He tried telling me its a better approach then doing pct as you don't lose gains and your test is always higher then avg that way. Isnt he going to see some major side effects in the future? how could he claim hes done his research and advice against pct?? He looks really good though and manages to keep all gains and look good all year long but still I know this cant be good. Whats going to happen to this guy in the near future? Hes also on test and tren.

Have him make a account and talk to us

[i_SLAM_cougars]

What your friend is doing is called "Blasting and Cruising", and in terms of keeping gains it probably is the best way, but unless you're making a hell of a living being a professional bodybuilder, and or, you are over 40 (or have low testosterone to begin with) it's a shitty way to live. Especially at such a young age before you're even done growing. It's not just your growth plates, it's your endocrine system and everything else. How long has he been doing this?

He could also be destroying is liver, or turning his blood into grease, and he would have no idea if he doesn't get regular blood work done.

Then there's a whole host of other side effects just from being on Juice let alone at a young age.

[kelkel]

I'll be waiting for him in the TRT Forum. Tell him I said hello!

[Simon1972]

He can do this forever, no problem. He will most likely never be able to have kids naturally without a Dr's intervention, if at all.
But if he is insistent on basically a self administered trt its possible. Although by self administering trt he won't be getting proper blood work to sort out the feeding hormonal pathways which also need to be kept an eye on such as dhea etc. Also being so young he won't fully develop his endocrine system. Maybe an endocrine disorder could be on the cards in the future?? Who knows.

Take home message. Future Kids and endocrine system ,....get him to research it.

[jamal123]

What your friend is doing is called "Blasting and Cruising", and in terms of keeping gains it probably is the best way, but unless you're making a hell of a living being a professional bodybuilder, and or, you are over 40 (or have low testosterone to begin with) it's a shitty way to live. Especially at such a young age before you're even done growing. It's not just your growth plates, it's your endocrine system and everything else. How long has he been doing this?

He could also be destroying is liver, or turning his blood into grease, and he would have no idea if he doesn't get regular blood work done.

Then there's a whole host of other side effects just from being on Juice let alone at a young age.

he sais he gets blood work. I just don't see how this approach is better then the occasional time off=time on and pct.

[tectime]

The reason this approach is better for keeping gains is you never really come off when b and c protocol is utilized. But at 19 it's a terrible way to go about any of this. The cost alone will only be one of the factors but it will be a huge one. After age 40 or so b+c is by far the best protocol for maintaining and continuing gains. But anyone under that age that doesn't have low t it's a bad move. Wait till you have to really jump on the hrt train before even considering b+c.

[kelkel]

he sais he gets blood work.

You don't really believe that do you?

[marcus300]

He doesn't know what he is doing and he will regret it. Don't take any of advice he gives you the kid is clueless.

[Far from massive]

He probably "thinks" he does "know" what he is doing...since he says he plans to stay on for life.

However, at 19 yrs old you have NO idea how long life is Due to this, unless you are willing to take others advice on this area (If he did he damn sure would not choose this path) then as Marcus says he is clueless.

Had a ton of these kids who had heard of Blast and Cruise and thought of it as an answer/approach to AAS usage, thank God that trend seems to have died.

Truly sad that a kid this age would choose to screw up his HPTA for life, despite all the information available to us in this day and age.