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+ 2 Steroids, genetics and natural abilitly

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Barry Bonds comes to mind right off the top. Great base hitter, making contact and putting the ball where he wanted it was all him. Juicing and driving the ball 50 more feet for home runs worked. (worked for a while....lol)

Moral of that story is: No matter hard a guy can swing the bat he has to have the ability to hit the ball before the ball goes anywhere. Barry had the NAT to hit the ball.

Allot of guys calves: (I am this guy) No matter what I do I am genetically locked in to what I have. I have to watch the lower head on my quads above the knee, the bigger they get the worse my calves look.

Moral is this story is short: roll with it.

All the juice in the world isn't going "make" anything. Juice isn't going to reboot your genetic potential to grow upper pecs like Franco Columbu. No pitcher, fighter or bicyclist is going on top without NATTY ability.

Too damn bad more folks don't get it.

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Your totally rite! Dorian Y,says wich is true,you can do boat loads of drugs but if u don't have that natural genetics for whatever sport u want to do its just not going to happen.Your just going to be bigger but with the very same shape u started with.The trueth is just some men and women can't get there bodies exactly the way they want,and lots of gear or anything else won't change that.You just have to except yourself,and better yourself the best you can.Some people have natural gift then others inclueding myself.I have the gift and genetics to BB but there are some sports I can't do well...Good post Dr.abby...:-)

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you missed the pre-edited version of this post. I'm not lecturing people about doing HGH.

I brew beer and make wine and know how to do it without killing my friends and family.

AB brews his own gear; I don't hear anyone bitching about that... and like me, he hasn't killed anyone yet. I'm not going to pin any old "micro brew". I have standards I look for (pretty labels isn't one of them).

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You sound like you're "Graduating" and moving on to play with the big boys. The best of luck to you. But before others follow you like the Pied Piper into the world of HGH I'd like to point out HGH is a complex hormone and many of its functions are still unknown.

It should be mentioned there are possible sides (as with roids): HGH excess thickens the bones of the jaw, fingers and toes. Resulting heaviness of the jaw and increased size of fingers. Other problems can include sweating, pressure on nerves, muscle weakness, excess SHBG, insulin resistance, a form of type 2 diabetes, and reduced sexual function. Not to mention slow growing pituitary tumors that can cause headaches and need to be removed surgically. And who knows what it does with preexisting cancer cells

As with Roids; research, reasearch, research.

My 2 bits

Greg's picture

I'm not discounting those such as yourself who've done their due diligence can run it safely. HGH has been around for about 40 years. I just felt the way you wrote your post made HGH seem like the next greatest "fad". Before the newbie 20 year old's go rushing off they should give some pause and due the research --yeah, right, like they researched roids

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I know... it's a loosing battle

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When you are 20, 30 is forever away. You don't think about being 30 in any tangible terms. We ALL were like that. That is even more reason to be leery of folks who want to use AAS at a young age. That and the fact that you are already sitting on a test gold mine and your metabolism is naturally trying to keep you slim.

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Momo's make the world go round.

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Aamon's picture

I have to second this man. I'm not starting my first cycle to try and look like or be someone I'm not. I'm doing it just to be a bigger version of me.

Trenabolic's picture

lol and they call us big guys freaks.

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Trenabolic's picture

That's shit is nasty bro.

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Trenabolic's picture

Does Gregg Valentino sound familiar.

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Trenabolic's picture

Perfect Abby, sorry guys but running crazy doses of gear and crazy amounts of compounds in one cycle aint going to give you that IFBB pro look, if you aint got the genetics to begin with. As the wise man has said "roll with it".

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