1 and only cycle

[T3ckton1k]

At the end of the day what you do is up to you. You arguing points and trying to get us to say what you want us to say isn't going to happen.

You can take the advice or you don't, we don't know you therefore don't really care what you do.

You've gotten our input, and you have the input from the pros/ex-pros whom you have spoken with. Do with the information what you will and make an educated decision.

I really do agree with you but I just don't know why the answers are so different. And the guys are old 50+ about to retirement if not already retired from competing. but considering they are still healthy, they know what they are talkin' about.

[uhit]

I really do agree with you but I just don't know why the answers are so different. And the guys are old 50+ about to retirement if not already retired from competing. but considering they are still healthy, they know what they are talkin' about.

In regards to the 'healthy' aspect, have you seen the bloodwork? Because what may seem good outside could be different within.

I can relate that you want to cycle. I do too, but I'm only 23 and got plenty of room to grow. I've been lurking here just gaining knowledge and working on my diet and training so that in a couple years time when I do turn 25 I can start a cycle and reap the benefits with minimal side effects due to the fact that I will be perfectly prepared. It's sucky I know, but sometimes its worth thinking about other factors such as family/priorities in life. Who knows in a couple years you might be super busy and can't really head out to the gym as often as you would like or another scenario may be that you become a bit aggressive on gear and it affects family relations.

These are just possibilities that can happen, not saying they will, but its definitely possible. If you are dead set on going for it, at least have a little think on the future. Bodybuilding being such a selfish sport, its easy to forget about the bigger picture.