Trying to make an educated decision
I'm new and I've been considering AAS for sometime now. I admit I'm ignorant to the facts about the use of steroids and whether or not I can do them safely. The more I read the more I'm convinced it's up to the individual as to whether or not they can be done safely. I'm just not sure I'm ready to take that plunge. So I hope I make the right decision. Ive dropped a lot of weight in 2 years andI've cleaned up my diet but it probably needs work also. My biggest problem is the I just don't have the drive and strength that I used to have. I am starting to feel old so maybe it's the kick I need to get back to form. I want to feel like I'm in my 20's again lol. Has anyone else gone through this? Do you think I'm looking in the right place to solve my problems?
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RustyhookerGuys below gotcha correct. Get your full blood panels including hormones. You might have issues that Dr can leagally help remedy
Well it certainly wouldn't hurt to have my blood checked. It's been awhile since I've had any blood work done. How do you suggest I go about asking my doctor to get my testosterone checked? I've been wondering if mine is low anyway. That's sort of what led me to this site.
Don't get consumed by baseless fears. Our recommendation to those new to AAS is a safe gentle 12 week Testosterone cycle that ends up making most folk feel younger and more vigorous and good psychologically as well. As we age we loose some of the natural hormone balance that was such an integral part of our youth. The guidance you will get here will make you crave more and the more you read the safer and more secure you will feel about your decision. Eroids is about health my friend and the emphasis that is placed on doing the right things the right way makes this board like none other on the net. I'm proud to be a member of this community. I hope you make some lasting friendships here as you start your journey.
All the very best wishes,
GearHead
Ah ha! That's what the reply button is for lol. Learned something new already. Thanks for the good word man. I hope it's everything you say it is.
It sounds like you have the right attitude about it. Take your time, research the compounds. The pros and cons, and get some baseline blood work done. You might find that your test levels are fine and you can grow natty for awhile, or they may say you could really benefit from a cycle. Whatever your decision, it's definitely good to know your levels before,during , and after any cycle