Thread: If i eat 300 grams protein per day is there any need for steriods????

This is a joke....right?

no joke

1) Age - 19
2) Weight and Percent BodyFat - 200 lbs @ 24% BF
3) Years of Consistant Training experience - 2 years
4) Previous Cycle experience - None steriods
5) Training routine and Diet - Dumbells / high protein
6) Cycle Goals - loose Bf / Increase muscle

Thanks alot

You're 19. You don't belong in this forum.
Go to the training and diet forums and read the stickies.

You are several years away from being a candidate for AAS use. You are too young with far too much body fat and not enough time of proper training. 2 years of training with dumbells alone is not "training".

Fix your diet and learn how to train. You have no business using AAS, I don't mean to sound harsh but it's the truth. Nobody here with half a brain is going to tell you different. Good luck.

/V

Originally Posted by samalmarr

no joke

1) Age - 19
2) Weight and Percent BodyFat - 200 lbs @ 24% BF
3) Years of Consistant Training experience - 2 years
4) Previous Cycle experience - None steriods
5) Training routine and Diet - Dumbells / high protein
6) Cycle Goals - loose Bf / Increase muscle

Thanks alot

I don't know much on AAS, but with this BF% isn't it like going to aromatize, and he will produce estrogen instead? And yeah like they said since you are really young, I don't think you really need AAS for now but hey it's just my opinion. And BTWm, why the need to create so much different threads?

Originally Posted by VictorZ06

You are several years away from being a candidate for AAS use. You are too young with far too much body fat and not enough time of proper training. 2 years of training with dumbells alone is not "training".

Fix your diet and learn how to train. You have no business using AAS, I don't mean to sound harsh but it's the truth. Nobody here with half a brain is going to tell you different. Good luck.

/V

I agree with everything Victor wrote.

Yea What Victor said

He asked if hyper-protein intake creates an anabolic affect?

Whether or not you feel this is a stupid question, it is disingenuous to trash him. Here is a kid looking for answers instead of steroids and you still bash him as if he asked a question on actually using drugs.

Originally Posted by stumbledog

He asked if hyper-protein intake creates an anabolic affect?

Whether or not you feel this is a stupid question, it is disingenuous to trash him. Here is a kid looking for answers instead of steroids and you still bash him as if he asked a question on actually using drugs.

Please point out where we "bashed" or "trashed" him. I thought my post was solid and sound advice, and I was being polite. As far as stupid questions go, check out his other posts and you draw your own conclusions.

/V

Originally Posted by stumbledog

He asked if hyper-protein intake creates an anabolic affect?

Whether or not you feel this is a stupid question, it is disingenuous to trash him. Here is a kid looking for answers instead of steroids and you still bash him as if he asked a question on actually using drugs.

Hmpf, I concur. He asked an odd question, but all they saw was the steroid label.

To answer the TS's question....NO.

Originally Posted by AKIRA

To answer the TS's question....NO.

Well, there is the concept of hyperaminoacidemia. Practically though, it isnt going to have a tremendous effect and certainly won't illicit the same effects as AAS.

Exactly. In fact, I dont know how common that is compared to just storing extra protein as adipose.