Necessity of an AI on High Dose Test Cycle

[stpete]

Been thru this a thousand and a half times. you need to educate before you medicate. But it's up to you. High levels of test are nice but your chances of gyno are more likely. Do your research and please don't quote me anymore if you're going to come like that.

Do your research or don't. I simply told you from personal experience you should run it. Rest is up to you now.

[rmbX66t1]

Been thru this a thousand and a half times. you need to educate before you medicate. But it's up to you. High levels of test are nice but your chances of gyno are more likely. Do your research and please don't quote me anymore if you're going to come like that.

Do your research or don't. I simply told you from personal experience you should run it. Rest is up to you now.

I've done my research and given this forum was intended to provide individuals with experience the opportunity to discuss topics amongst one another, I thought it would only be logical to do so. I am at a state where I am attempting to determine at what ceiling I should be capping particular hormones, as to maximize benefits and reduce the serious risks.

Gyno is far less of a concern (as I have yet to ever experience anything that would remotely indicate it as a likely result) and it is more along the lines of shaving years off of my life, due to cardiovascular damage or excessive prostate growth and cancerous development. As I've outlined, obvious side effects are not something I have had to endure. This is a long term assessment in how I can continue to manage a prolonged bodybuilding career, without shortening my lifespan.

Another nice motto, btw.

[stpete]

I've done my research and given this forum was intended to provide individuals with experience the opportunity to discuss topics amongst one another, I thought it would only be logical to do so. I am at a state where I am attempting to determine at what ceiling I should be capping particular hormones, as to maximize benefits and reduce the serious risks.

Gyno is far less of a concern (as I have yet to ever experience anything that would remotely indicate it as a likely result) and it is more along the lines of shaving years off of my life, due to cardiovascular damage or excessive prostate growth and cancerous development. As I've outlined, obvious side effects are not something I have had to endure. This is a long term assessment in how I can continue to manage a prolonged bodybuilding career, without shortening my lifespan.

Another nice motto, btw.

Yeah it is a nice motto from a good friend of mine and this board! I hope you weren't being a smart ass. Cause if so, me, and some other's that were friends w/T-Mos will be on you bad. I don't like your attitude and i wish this thread dead!

Do your homework!!