name all the AAS that doesnt stunt growth

[Maetenloch]

Be careful - even if you use a non-aromatizing AAS, you'll still have to do PCT (you ARE going do PCT aren't you?). Since both nolva and clomid are SERMs, they emulate estrogen and will make your body think that its estrogen levels are high. So even with 'safe' AAS, PCT may be enough to cause your grwoth plates to prematurely fuse.

IMO if you're still growing, the risk/reward ratio is too great to justify using AAS. You're already enjoying the highest natural levels of testosterone and HGH that you'll ever have in your life. Why not make the most of this for a couple of more years until your're done growing and then you can use AAS with far fewer risks. The only execption I could see would be if there was a division I athletic scholarship in the balance, but even then....

[chest6]

you are still growing at age 20? Not unheard of but rare. I think if you are worried about roids stunting your growth u shouldn't take them til your done growing.

[China Dawg]

Be careful - even if you use a non-aromatizing AAS, you'll still have to do PCT (you ARE going do PCT aren't you?). Since both nolva and clomid are SERMs, they emulate estrogen and will make your body think that its estrogen levels are high. So even with 'safe' AAS, PCT may be enough to cause your grwoth plates to prematurely fuse.

Wow, good point, I had never considered this. I had heard that Nolvadex and Clomid will act like estrogen and seal your growth plates early, but you could just run Arimidex during a test cycle and avoid growth plate closure (maybe). But I had never considered what you would do for PCT. You're kind of screwed without Nolvadex or Clomid for PCT.

Maybe you'd have to do a short cycle of something like test prop for 4 to 6 weeks, run Arimidex or some other aromatase blocker during cycle, and then just use tribulus for PCT.... That would kinda suck, but it would probably give some gains and recovery would happen....eventually.

BTW - I'm 34 so you don't need to preach to me about what a bad idea this is. I wish I had the test levels of an 18 year old, I'd be 20 lbs heavier by now if I did!