all i've seen you do is post horrible advice and attack everyone else who disagrees. plus you are underage and keep dodging the question. give me a reason why i shouldn't ban you? when someone becomes more trouble than their worth its time for them to go. i would take a chill pill and fix your attitude. you are only 19 and you don't know shit yet to be telling staff and board vets that they are full of shit. kids your age you are going through the "i know everything" stage where you think you know it all but don't know anything. we all went through it.
you've seen me give my best advice from how it worked for me in the real world. i don't come and vomit popular theories that everyone believes in just because others said so. i don't advocate something that i did not see with my own eyes. there's a very big diffrence between theory on AAS and how it works when you take them. there are tons, millions of articles that contradict each other to the letter. what can teach you better than actually doing it? (yes responsably, before you ask)
and when i talk about young people taking gear i talk about the guys who will still do it in 10 years time. the two guys i mentioned who took gear at 16 are now outlifting everyone i know at their bodyweight and one of them is doing his first competition soon, and everyone can tell he's taking straight 1st place. the guy has never skipped a meal and has never half-assed a training session. they pretty much live their dream and they have no plans of coming off. (and if the career ends, there is trt)
it's beyond obvious that the guys looking to get some bigger arms and abs for the beach have no business taking gear an i asume the people who read here are not like i mentioned in this paragaph, at least i hope. i myself eat 9 meals per day and train 4 times per week (5 if i can recover in time) plus conditioning plus mobility. i don't remember when i touched alcohol the last time (maybe when i was 15? around that time). or when i had less than 7-8 hours of sleep. or when i walked out of the gym not breathing heavy and walking easily. in the next year or two i plan to participate in a local strongman competition. i like to believe i'm pretty fucking serious about this thing otherwise i would just chill and eat pizza on the couch with my friends and goof around at 3AM piss drunk. even if i don't get to turn pro it is still one of the best experiences i have or will have. this is the big picture
there are many posts here written by people pushing their own products and the minute you argue about it they blow up and start throwing shit at you
the irony is that even you have that last link in your sig while arguing about the importance of bloodwork. all i do is i keep my estrogen low enough to not get gyno and take one thing at a time so i don't end up with high blood pressure or tren anxiety without knowing why (it doesn't take more than common sense to achieve these).
and that's what i tell everyone to do: think for themselves and take more than one opinion into account.
Sometimes propel don't even know they have cancer until they get so sick they have to go in to the doctor. Then the get blood drawn and scans done an find out they are stage 4 and have maybe a year to live.
Perhaps if they would have had regular check ups they may have discovered something sooner if blood work had been done.
Shit like that happens all the time. You're young and dumb though. You think you know it all because you read anabolics 10th edition and follow gh15. How's Nasser doing now? Oh wait...
Nasser was a good guy. But he would talk about how you know you are using enough tren when you start pissing blood, and other crazy shit. Nice guy though. Terrible loss.
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related to AAS. it's beyond obvious that cancer is a completely other thing. i haven't read anabolics 10th edition from a to z. i see it describes all the compounds which is good to know for anyone. and i don't know much about nasser other than the fact that remained on high dosages of gear even after he quit bodybuilding. and i didn't see anything wrong or that did not work well for me in gh15's pocket bible. it's a good read for anyone interested in more than "putting some weight on"