Fuck the cigs, it does make a difference in you workouts too.

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Originally posted by someguy:
I don't smoke my self(I do take steroids), but this shit, with people smoking are idiots, and they get cancer, Come on don't tell me taking 1 gram of test a week is healthy.

- Someguy

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It all depends if you are a man or a boy. People do not start out taking 1 gram a week of test, they start off low and build themselves up to bigger cycles.

This is usually done, in the most part, to see how well you react to that particular steroid. If you get too many sides from it then you are not going to add it into future cycles. It is research, doing one gram a week of test may cause a little more water bloat, a little bit of a higher bp pressure and perhaps a few more spots than 500mgs, but the difference is quite minimal if you know what you are doing. Testosterone is probably the best overall steroid ever available.

You are not going to take 1000mgs of test if when you took it at doses of 500-750/wk caused you to have too many sides.

The extra sides you may suffer when using 500mgs of test compared to 1000mgs is very slight.

I would take testosterone at 1000mgs for some 8-10 wk cycles throughout the year over smoking any day. What you must remember is you also have the ancillary drugs to help combat the sides. Proviron, Nolva, Clomid, Hcg, Cytadren, the list goes on. What can you help your body with when trying to reverse the sides of smoking?

I have not said anywhere that smoking is bad or good, personally I dont believe it is, but get your facts right bro.

The tobbaco industry on the other hand is being sued by morons who get lung cancer from smoking their products? What is happening nowadays.

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Don't light those flame throwers yet....yeah believe it or not smokers actually enjoy it. I think the general public perception is that smokers either lack will power or are addicted. I race motorcycles and that is bad for my health. I use AS which has the potential to cause health problems. I fly in airplanes, yada yada yada..... what I'm basically saying is that every single one of us does things that put us at risk in some form or another. In my opinion smoking is one of those things.

Either way I do plan to quit. I've been in the medical field and yeah, I've seen the lung diseases, the heart disease, etc. caused by smoking. The funny thing is, most of the medical and hospital staff I worked with smoked.

My point is this: You can never regulate what decisions people will make for themselves. What about alcohol? It is responsible for as much if not more health and especially social problems than cigarettes.

I don't make excuses for myself or others. Period. All that I'm saying is that almost every activity that we engage in is harmful to ourselves or others to some extent. Hell, driving a car endangers yourself and others.

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Originally posted by Wfabrizio:
(1)What every non-smoker doesn't understand though, is that most smokers do it because they enjoy it. I'm one of those. Part of it is addiction to a small extent but the majority of it is enjoyment.

(2)Either way I do plan to quit. I've been in the medical field and yeah, I've seen the lung diseases, the heart disease, etc. caused by smoking. The funny thing is, most of the medical and hospital staff I worked with smoked.

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