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Just Beginning, TEST E or an HGH product

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Im 19 and 155Ibs, I've taken Tri-Osterone Matrix and gained 15Ibs of solid muscle... however I've been off it for 2 months and cant find it anymore.

So I've been looking at starting a Test E cycle but Im not sure if its safe, I was looking at starting at 300mg.
I know that this is pretty serious stuff and was wondering if someone could help me plan a cycle out and let me know exactly what I should be doing?

I would rather take something like the stuff I took before because it was a taken orally and it increased my GH levels but I have no idea what products are out there and where I can get them. However, I don't want to buy anything from GNC or other stores cause that stuff does not produce the results I want.

Thank you and any help or advice would be appreciated

BionicB's picture

There are other amazing injectables.. But honestly you can't really beat straight up test. It's safe. Effective and feels amazing.

jimmie's picture

Those bottles behind the locked glass in GNC is a hell of a lot more dangerous than injecting a small amount of testosterone. There are no FDA regulations for the class known as supplements. Chemists for supp companies take steroid compounds, whether it test, tren or whatever, and add or subtract a bond of some sort in the chemical structure, put it in a pill and label it supplement.

When I was your age I went to GNC and bought a bottle of something I saw on the news, paying like 80 bucks for a 30 day supply. Within days my lower back was killing me. I realized the pain was my kidneys a few more days later when I pissed a little blood. I'll never touch another prohormone.

There is an FDA ban on "prohormones". However, products do make it into gnc and other stores as supplements before the government gets a hold of it and relabels it prohormone. That's why you can't find the product you took before, the supplement company took your money before the feds took it off the shelf.

Nate36777's picture

Again thank you for your comments and advice it really does help

benzoj's picture

Take advantage of your natural testosterone production and start to diet and train hard, read as much as you can and you should figure out that you are at a serious advantage at your age. If you are like me when I was 19 and want to try something I would go with a low dose of test and you should get some good gains but take advantage of your youth and go with it.

Nate36777's picture

First I just want to say I appreciate that you answered and gave a reason. It looks like the general conclusion is that I should wait and just take the small gains I'm making for what they are. So I decide that I am going to stay natural for the time being, thank you again for giving advice

Nate36777's picture

First I just want to say I appreciate that you answered and gave a reason. It looks like the general conclusion is that I should wait and just take the small gains I'm making for what they are. So I decide that I am going to stay natural for the time being, thank you again for giving advice

Doss's picture

honestly, brother, unless you are hypo-gonadal, sex hormone supplementation is entirely too risky for you at your current age. i know you probably feel that you've reached your genetic potential and, basically, have stopped growing.

truth is that your body didn't begin producing much test until you hit puberty. as your body progressed thru the various stages of puberty, you noticed more and more changes as the amount of sex hormones being produced increased. the latter stages were not all that long ago for you, my friend. unless you are hypo-gonadal, the parts of your body responsible for testosterone production have yet to fully mature. this won't take place until between the ages of 24-26.

once you begin supplementing, these parts of your body will begin receiving "negative feedback" signals from the brain, which in turn halt all production of testosterone and the proper functioning of the HTPA axis. doing so at such a young age, while the body is still developing and learning how to maintain homeostasis, puts you at risk of never fully functioning in that capacity. In layman's terms: you could very well become dependent of exogenous forms and wind up on TRT at a young age.

my advice: stay away from the prohormones (they are worse for you than the real steroids), learn about diet and nutrition (possibly take some nutrition courses and exercise physiology or personal training courses - you'll enjoy them), and focus on the fundamentals and learning what your true potential is for the next few years. THEN, if this site is still around, people like myself will invest our time into teaching you how to properly build a cycle and execute it.

Nate36777's picture

First I just want to say I appreciate that you answered and gave a reason. It looks like the general conclusion is that I should wait and just take the small gains I'm making for what they are. So I decide that I am going to stay natural for the time being, thank you again for giving advice

JASON_C's picture

You are getting great advice, and glad to see that you are taking it seriously. It might be interesting for you to get blood tests just to underscore what others have offered, and to give a baseline for the future. I am betting your natural test levels are >1000 at 19. One way to find out...

Nate36777's picture

No ya I agree and ya I actually might do that just to see where I am out of curiosity