Questions to how I feel 13 years after taking Steroids at 17 years old......

[Flier]

My first and only cycle of test/ dbol brought me lethargy and bad anxiety that led to an episode of panic attacks for 6 months. If you already have anxiety, in my opinion, aas is likely to kick it up a notch. Lethargy is a side effect likely due to anxiety. As far as you trying to feel lively again, that is a hard question to answer. If you really wanna do another cycle, i'd say keep it short and simple with just test and run hcg throughout the cycle to decrease hormonal fluctuation when you come off.

How so?

[efiles123]

How so?

From my experience: anxiety leads to heavy breathing=too much oxygen in system=improper balance of c02 and oxygen=fatigue, laziness, lack of motivation, feeling jittery.

[Sulixe]

How so?

Being nervous puts your system in a hasted state. you secrete a lot of cortisol and you burn your mass quicker. On the long term, you feel really tired no matter how much you sleep because this drain is exhausting.

If you've never suffered chronical anxiety, you wouldn't know.

[Flier]

Being nervous puts your system in a hasted state. you secrete a lot of cortisol and you burn your mass quicker. On the long term, you feel really tired no matter how much you sleep because this drain is exhausting.

If you've never suffered chronical anxiety, you wouldn't know.

Interesting!
Makes sense.
I also think one can be many things one are not aware of, ie in the subconscious. One of them being anxiety, depression etc. It manifests itself physically, and one don´t understand why. We carry a lot of crappy baggage in our subconscious. Many times these conditions surface into the conscious, as what u probably describes as chronic anxiety.