My problem is I'm a full time student with 2 jobs, maintaining a GPA higher than 4.0
i.e. I barely have time to sleep. I still train hard, keep a good diet, and stay well informed of current supplements [since one of the jobs is at a health food store].

This leaves me with no time to properly research AS to figure out just what drug to use, how to inject, wether to stack drugs, how to eat while on a cycle, how to eat after a cycle, how to prevent sides, etc.

2) There is always time, so stop being lazy and do research...i dont believe that you have no time..i worked 110 hours this week and i STILL have time

Why do you assume I am lazy?

All I was doing in the first place was aking for a bit of advice from anyone in my situation trying to juggle a lot of various time-consuming activites.

By the way I am tired of some of the shit I see, I can understand bullshit from other members, but moderators like conan and elcubano have said some stupid and ignorant things, I don't think they read the whole post.

Later,

mike

To the question at hand, I am a student too, and the only way I can make it through each semester is by taking out considerable amounts of student loans. Yes, I have a job, but this will only get me so far because of the many hours each night I have to study for ALL my classes (not just one). Therefore, I have to work a very unlimited amount of hours each week. Simply put, I am not a stupid person, but I am no brain either. When it comes to biochemistry and human metabolism classes, etc, I am no Pat Arnold or any other person that can simply learn through one pass at reading a chapter. I have to take the time to re-read many things. Once I learn something, I pretty much know it well, but it does not come easy I have to work for it (like I'm sure every one here does too). Therefore, even though each of my days are well planned (for the most part usually), I still have to get some kind of help. Also, living where I do, the cost of living is not very student friendly.

I would suggest taking out the loans and making it easier on yourself Vlaovic. You may be in debt at first (I am not sure how long you have to pay back your loans in Canada), but in the U.S. you have many years to do this. Plus, I look at it like this, I will not be making no shitty $8 an hour like I do now when I am done with school. I would rather make it easier on myself during school, which besides being a single mother, has to be one of the most stress inducing states there is by itself. I will pay later, but I will not have the stress of school to throw on myself as well.

I have not juiced for 3 years now, because I just don't have the time to personally use them to their effectiveness, and to use with any precautions that may be needed. I go to the gym when I have time, which may or may not be consistent with what I want, but it still is something. I have a cycle all drawn up of what I want to do for my next cycle (props to E2 for helping), but it may not happen for awhile. I don't want to jump into anything that can't be used to its top efficiency. Therefore, I am playing the waiting game for a bit longer too. Also, I am a member of 2 clubs in my major, and they are also time consuming as well. Yes I am ansy, but I know when my school is done, I will still have time to do the good stuff. Right now it is basically "mind-educating" time. I am out of chances with school (from screwing up in the past), and simply do not want anything to interfere with this, it is my first priority.