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Why is 20 to young?

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I always here guys saying 20 is to young, but I never here any good reasons why. I know we have plenty of natural potential but why cant we use AAS to help us reaxh there faster. So basically my questions is, if my a 20 year old is to workout right, eat right, run Test E, and do a perfect PCT, what is the worst that can happen?

Sway0025's picture

I tell you what you guys are doing a hell of a job scaring me away from these things, even though I want to take them so bad.

bluemaniac's picture

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Sway0025's picture

Thanks for the info guys. I havent made the decision to use yet. I refuse to use aas without first being 100% knowledgeable ablout diet/exercise and then of course aas. I know the risks and I am not sure whether I want toto go through with them. This site is amazing, you guys are really very helpful about everything. Im not promosing I wont use but I promise I will at least be very responsible about my decision.

Catalyst's picture

Because at 20 you've enough natural test to grow well without gear so use up your natural potential before you take short cuts.. You've heard of TRT right? More likely to require it earlier if you start earlier in life.

Imagine someone running 2 cycles per year as an example. Guy 1 starts at 20, guy 2 starts at 25. By the time he reaches 25, guy 1 has run 10 cycles already, probably can't make any gains of significance without gear, has hit his receptors with a huge chunk of the available compounds and us now pinning grams of gear to get anywhere. Meanwhile guy 2 has steadily gained a few pounds every year, learnt how his body reacts to exercise and diet without gear and has clean receptors. When guy 1 is pinning a gram of test and tren per week, guy 2 is making 10lb gains of a 500mg per week test only cycle. Guy 2 gas more likelihood of longevity.

This is a long haul sport, not a race. Most of you young guys don't know what the future holds re. Kids etc, so keeping your natural test production going strong should be at the forefront of your mind.

VIKING EVOLUTION's picture

X5 well put seeing you got alot of agreements from members who cannot up your karma yet i give you +3 to make things right brother.

logan's picture

X2 brother. Couldn't have said it better myself.

MuscleDevelop's picture

X3

MegaT883's picture

x4 You need to read some of the posts by guys who were in their late teens are early 20's that are on TRT now because they screwed-up their natural Test production. Because when you make a mistake it's for life and there's no getting it back.

tennessee21's picture

Even if a 20yr old takes aas you are still going to have to train 150% and have diet in check. If you were to train hard and eat right then you will see great results. At 20 you have plenty of natty testosterone. Taking aas may fuck that up then cause you to have to rely on it. If you are looking to only do it a few times why not just wait. Cause I bet you many people who use aas for non medical reasons say they only want to do it a few times. But then once they get the "feeling" aas gives them they keep doing it. So why not wait several years, train your ass off, eat right, and learn everything you can about aas. Health is #1 man. Just a thought.

boots2asses12's picture

there are plenty GOOD reasons why ..a 20 year old has alot of growing up to do left in his life , even if they think they know everyyyyyything we all know they know shit. BUT your right givin knowledge, diet, test e , perfect pct. why not there going to do it anyway really. i only condone it if your 20 and dream of being mr olympia otherwise just lift some fuckin weights.

ScripthookV's picture

Less knowledge and experience. Also, what are we reaching for? I know that I'm reaching for a lifestyle, not getting there faster ;) I'll always be what I am. I use AAS because it's a support and a "supplement," I guess you could describe it.

I cycled at 20 with oral only and it honestly hardly did anything. I'm only 22 now, but I've learned SO much more, and I know how to use AAS efficiently as well as safely.

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