
Originally Posted by
cgb6810
Those Bioelectrical Impedance devices for measuring body fat % are very inaccurate. Although, your pictures help much more. I don't think you're 24%, maybe closer to 20%. Still too much bf to run a cycle.
You've been training for 6 months and have made some good progress losing weight. But, you really should have a more solid base before adding AAS. Your connective tissue is much slower to grow then your muscle. With quick muscle growth you stand a good chance of injury. Before AAS use you need to have your training program down as well as your diet. That means a good base, and some time and experience to go with it.
I would spend a year working toward your goal. If you have a trainer/friend/experienced lifter who can help you with your goals that would be much better. You may even meet your goal without the use of AAS, saving you money and you won't be breaking the law.