Of course you can run aas at 18... I did.

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Listen to Sir solidarity, he's very knowledgeable. If you do 10 cycles starting at age 18, you would most likely end up on TRT. If you do 10 cycles, starting at age 25, you would most likely end up on TRT. Understood? Age doesn't matter. I know an idiot who started juicing at 15 and stunted his growth but his test levels still went back up, even without doing PCT on his second cycle, although it took him a while to get back up. It's extremely difficult to get shut down off one cycle at age 18 or 28 if you're not genetically predisposed to low test and low androgen. But, if you go on and off for years, you'd most likely end up on trt either way.

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Listen to Sir solidarity, he's very knowledgeable. If you do 10 cycles starting at age 18, you would most likely end up on TRT. If you do 10 cycles, starting at age 25, you would most likely end up on TRT. Understood? Age doesn't matter. I know an idiot who started juicing at 15 and stunted his growth but his test levels still went back up, even without doing PCT on his second cycle, although it took him a while to get back up. It's extremely difficult to get shut down off one cycle at age 18 or 28 if you're not genetically predisposed to low test and low androgen. But, if you go on and off for years, you'd most likely end up on trt either way.

as you would if you never touched AAS and cared to check your levels in your 40's.
so does it really matter? not in that regard to do with being on HRT or not. most would end up on it if they wanted there 40yr levels back to there 20's, with or WITHOUT aas.

thats not why not to run AAS young. its the other part of which I agree with you on. development!

also no on NEEDS PCT, they will ALLL recover with or without it (if they where going to anyway) but PCT HELPS recovery, it dosent CAUSE it.

just wanted to point that out to the newbies that might pop in...