posted Wed, 02/29/2012 - 23:15
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Testo E and university studies; possible conflicts?
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I'm currently at uni studying 2nd year engineering and thinking of going on testo e 300mg/ew. I do have time to work out everyday and eat properly, but is there a risk that AAS use will somewhat affect my ability to learn? Any former or current AAS user and student in here that can tell me about their experience? I did not find any information on this when using Google.
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Ill tell you my personal experience bro. Im a full time student too working on two degrees, exercise science and cultural anthropology, that doesnt go together but thats what interests me. Anyway my first cycle was last semester, 500mg/wk test e for 10wks. It didnt affect my ability to learn in the least. As for working out it was better for me to lift first thing in the morning. It doesnt take 3-4 hours a day in the gym, I could get a good workout in an hour and after that i didnt have to worry about how to fit a session into my day, its done. Eating properly was a bit harder. Plan ahead of time, know the night before what it is you will be eating and when during the next day. Most college cafeterias offer pretty healthy food choices along side the standard pizza and crap these days to. My school offers home cooked meals all you can eat for a pretty decent price. I keep healthy snacks in a ziplock bag in my backpack for in between meals. I usually have a bag of almonds, brazil nuts, and walnuts mixed with some dried pineapple and papaya. Ill slice sweet potatoes up like carrot sticks and throw them in a bag, beef jerkey, oatmeal cookies, anything thats got nutrients and snack on it throughout the day. With a little pre planning its not as hard as it may seem, and testosterone definitely doesnt make you stupid if thats your concern lol
oh yea and fruit. i keep bananas, apples,and pairs around. eat 2 pieces of fruit and throw two scoops of protein in 16oz of whole choco milk and you gotta quick 800cal.
This is just the stuff I wanted to hear! Thank you so much, for the advice on the food too. I'm very confident about going on a cycle now!
Going to get big, strong and educated
Thank Quo and Juiceinator! Reason I asked is because I found that research report I posted earlier that made me worry and I wanted to know if there was any other known research and more so other peoples experience with AAS and uni. Except some arrogant comments I do not feel worried anymore that I will lose my concentration.
This will be my 5th cycle and 300mg ew previously got me where I wanted to be but I might consider going as high as 500mg ew to see how it feels.
Also, I read (here: http://www.silownia.net/steroids/a/12154) that Nolvadex is better on bringing back natural testosteron than clomid. I honestly hate the side effects of clomid especially the anxiety it brings for me. So maybe just Nolva and HCG as PCT?
MultipurposeSteroids make you dumb and your dick will shrink.
Please do not troll in here. I'm not a tourist I've just never studied while using AAS.
MultipurposeIf you think steroids are going to give you trouble learning you don't belong in university in the first place.
Dude, wtf no need to be arrogant. I'm asking people with knowledge and/or experience. There is not much research done on this but there is for example some evidence showing "that high doses of AASs in men might influence certain aspects of cognition, specifically reducing complex visuospatial skills and perceptual speed" (http://gradworks.umi.com/NR/41/NR41200.html). If you do have any experience with AAS and schoolwork feel free to post otherwise you just trolling and being a dick.
Im studying endineering at a university. 3th year. ATM im on test, tren, clen, masteron, hcg and arimidex. It only affects how much you sweat during the day.
But really, if you must ask that kind of thing, you probably dont know enough about AAS to run a cycle.
Secondly, running underground test for 300mg/w is almost pointless.
The only stupid question is the one you don't ask.
I think it sucks how quick people are to jump on others on roid forums. It creates an oppressive atmosphere in which people are afraid to ask questions.