What would happen? should i do it?

[gixxerboy1]

Not according to that link and those case studies.

The guy is 22 years old, if he's going to do juice isn't better to help him then push him off. He's going to do it either way. Besides, 25 is an average age. You don't know if his body is ready or not based on that. That's like telling a 10 year old he's going to hit puberty when he is 13... its just the norm.

he is not ready cause he has been working out for about 3 months is 5'11 180lbs at 20% bf
if he is ready then who isnt?

[markiejw]

he is not ready cause he has been working out for about 3 months is 5'11 180lbs at 20% bf
if he is ready then who isnt?

Like I said in my post... if, and when, he knows how to weight train, then he'll be fine.

I agree he isn't ready with only 3 months weight training. I wasn't trying to tell him to go pin some gear right now and get huge, if I made that impression then my bad.. I'm just trying to answer his question as safely as I can without being like 90% of the people that come here for advice and get told to screw off... at least he's making an attempt to gain some knowledge first.

[gixxerboy1]

Like I said in my post... if, and when, he knows how to weight train, then he'll be fine.

I agree he isn't ready with only 3 months weight training. I wasn't trying to tell him to go pin some gear right now and get huge, if I made that impression then my bad.. I'm just trying to answer his question as safely as I can without being like 90% of the people that come here for advice and get told to screw off... at least he's making an attempt to gain some knowledge first.

Thats def how your post came across.
Nobody told him to screw off. I told him to post up his diet and we can start there.
If someone's not ready for AAS then they aren't ready. I'm not going to tell them the best way to go about possibly screwing themselves up.

[markiejw]

Thats def how your post came across.
Nobody told him to screw off. I told him to post up his diet and we can start there.
If someone's not ready for AAS then they aren't ready. I'm not going to tell them the best way to go about possibly screwing themselves up.

I understand, but people get laughed at and pushed off a lot around here. Which I just don't think is the right thing to do. With a little explanation of why or why not someone might or might not be ready along with answering their question will hopefully push them into doing the right thing, on their own... kinda like the OP has done now.

[gixxerboy1]

I understand, but people get laughed at and pushed off a lot around here. Which I just don't think is the right thing to do. With a little explanation of why or why not someone might or might not be ready along with answering their question will hopefully push them into doing the right thing, on their own... kinda like the OP has done now.

I agree with you. But alot of kids if you explain to them that they arent ready but still tell them how to cycle they are just going to do it. Thats why i dont explain the cycle. its knowledge they dont need at this time. I'll be happy to tell them how to train and diet to get ready to cycle in the future.

[rabidsquirrel]

I agree with you. But alot of kids if you explain to them that they arent ready but still tell them how to cycle they are just going to do it. Thats why i dont explain the cycle. its knowledge they dont need at this time. I'll be happy to tell them how to train and diet to get ready to cycle in the future.

also if they really wanted to know then they could research it and find out. there is so much info on this site. if they did just a little research they would find there answers and also find you there not ready.