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too young for AAS?

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i have heard alot about "you are at your peak, you don't need it". and i agree. if you already have high T why use AAS?

im at the age you would consider too young and not ready for steroids because im 22. but i have had blood works done from years of low T symptoms and discovered i have low Test. also i have done ALOT of research on AAS PCT AI and generally everything for a basic cycle and feel i am almost ready for my first cycle.

i know you may not feel comfortable advising a 22yo in to doing AAS but please consider im very mature for my age and have had a good few years experience in the gym.

also why arn't i on TRT if i already have low T? i talked to the doctor and he was very anti TRT for a 22yo and also didnt consider my scores low enough (16mnol or 471ng/dl)

im just looking for suggestions based on what i said would you say im ready? if not i will understand and take your opinion into consideration. but obviously i reeally want to see i am ready.

im sure im gna get bashing but lets see Smile
thanks for reading

crayon's picture

Thanks ill give it a go, ill post how it goes and the blood results after, thanks again for the advice.

Also would this cycle have a long term impact? Or would it only raise my T when im taking clomid n nolva, because i dont want to go to square one when i stop taking them

crayon's picture

Ok thanks monstar, i have some nolva and clomid and aromasin should i try these? If so, how should i structure it, like a PCT? And how long should i take it for?

Sorry to ask but i havn't seen any information on using these products as a cycle before, i've only seen them used for PCT. so i would be abit clueless in how to structure a cycle with them

SL's picture

Take some t boosters. More exercise also increases test levels wait a couple years if you can. If you really feel you need it, we all know people are going to do what there set out to do but at least you have a reason to start early just my 2

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crayon's picture

My second blood results were 12.6mnol, thats around 370. And i would inject myself for the rest of my life with NO REGRETS than go through my life feeling like a depressed zombie. Because my levels are only going to get lower.

Ye iv got some nolva and clomid on hand because iv been thinking about doing this myself, but i dont think the results would last so may not be worth doing, i dno, theres not much info out there on running these PCT drugs as a cycle, atleast i havnt seen any.
I got aromasin, nolva and clomid

crayon's picture

Had my second blood test = 12.6mnol... Even lower...

levelup's picture

your test is low for your age but not too low...are you getting proper sleep? less than 8 hours sleep can account for a 25% decline in test levels so that could be part of your problem. nutrition also is a huge part of keeping your natural test levels up

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crayon's picture

Ye this is the thing im sleepin n eating and generally living a relaxed life.

Iv never had any luck when it comes to T, i started puberty at 16 (through T injections and doctor) so im sure its linked to the injections.

Catalyst's picture

Your maturity level really has nothing to do with it. It's more about shutting down your natural test production earlier in life which is more likely to cause you problems in the long term. If your test levels are causing you symptoms such as lack of libidos etc you need to push your doc into referring you to a specialist. TRT is not a path anyone wants to go down into the last throw of the dice.

Its also about taking the time to learn how to train and eat well enough so that when and if you cycle you get the most out if it. In my experience the guys and girls that build a solid natural base build better physiques in the long term.

Ultimately it's your body and of course your choice. I've been around here long enough to know most of the time when someone of your age talks about cycling, they'll do it irrespective of the advice given. Just be aware of the risk involved.