So you found eroids and like what you see.  Want to jump on a simple cycle to get things moving and make them gainz in the gym.  I was just like you, wanting to get on with it.  If like me you're probably probing the threads trying to piece together a simple cycle, after you have been met with criticism by others for asking questions about first time use.

"You're not ready" , "Diet", "research", "Body fat to high"

 Are common things vets say to noobs like us.  Yes I'm a noob, jumped on my first cycle after many advised to research more.  I did about a month's worth of research.  Enough to piece together a straight test cycle.  I want to share with you some of what I have learned and am experiencing.

The first mistake I made was not follow the instruction of wisdom given to me.

  The second mistake I made was in focusing more on putting my cycle together.  The compound doses, A.I, and PCT.  I should of spent twice the amount of time researching every possible side effect that comes from what I'm injecting into my body.

 Side effects, yes they will come.  The very first side effect I experienced was P.I.P. If you don't know what it is, it stands for Post Injection Pain.  And it's basically your body's reaction to what your injecting into it.

  My leg is so swollen right now, I can't even bend it, or can't walk on stairs.  I'm hopping around right now.  I'm on day 4 of P.I.P.  I can't even work out.  Ask yourself this: could you handle not being able to walk or do normal activities for about a week every time you get P.I.P.?  What kind of job do you have?  Could you afford to miss if you had to?

 Other common side effects that I have expeiranced are oily skin, and pimples.   Not to bad there, easy to handle.  Just a little embarrassment  that's all.  Insomnia hit me as well, much problems trying to sleep.  I had to start taking melatonin to help me sleep well.

Last week I went to have my levels checked.  The doctor said they were to high.  But it's what he said that scared the shit out of me.  He said I was at high risk of stroke.  Now I knew it was a possible side in reading the threads and all.  But hearing it come out of the doctors mouth seemed to weigh on me so much more.  I don't know about you but the idea of a drooping, drooling face the rest of my life don't set well with me.  He told me to start taking a blocker.  So I immediately started my A.I.  I go back next week to see if they are working.

I am also having the unpleasant pleasure of expeirancing high blood pressure.  This is what led me to go get my levels checked last week.
Had to start taking diurex and Hawthorne berry pills.  Between these pills and my A.I. it's finally starting to come down,  thank God.  And last night I busted a nut with a limp dick!  Talk about embaressment.  My nuts are the size of peanuts, going to have to start my HCG.
If my levels are good next week I may change my A.I. to arimidex just in case my A.I. is the cause, I'm currently using aromasin at 12.5mg a day.

It seems I'm prone to many sides so far.  I'm glad I have not expeiranced gyno.  I share this with you so you know what could happen.  In the penitentiary we had a saying, "A Hard Head, Makes for A Soft Ass".  So I tell you now from noob to noob, don't let your stuborness or ignorance get you fucked up.  Listen to the expeiranced vet's here because they might actually know what the hell they are talking about.

The sad thing about all of it is I just started my cycle, I jump straight on cycle from TRT.  And I've expeiranced all this from soley testosterone.  I can't even imagine the sides other compounds will give you.  If your thinking of mixing compounds for your first cycle, you have some big balls.  But how will you tell where the sides are coming from?

So your probably going to go through with it any way, that's what I did.  We think we know, but we truly don't understand until the shit starts happening to us. I dont know much about cycling but here is some basic advice that may help, it's by far not enough to go on alone, keep researching if you are going to go through with your cycle.

a) Dont just research putting a cycle together, research all the side effects and symptoms of what your going to be taking.  Know how you are going to deal with them if they come.

b) monitor your blood pressure,  buy a portable BP machine they are cheap.

c) get blood checked to monitor estradiol levels, this will help you know if your doses are right or if your A.I. is even legit.

d) have a plan in place if you have to abort your cycle, just in case the sides are not worth it.

e) make sure the long term risk factors are worth the short term benefits.

f) make sure you don't have sleep apnea. These compounds mess with your cardiovascular.