Thread: buddies cycle? dangerous?

Sounds brilliant. You can lead a horse to water...

he has gotten a lot bigger for now........... im just wondering what kind of dangers he can run into for something like that

Sounds like a huge mess!!! Thing is, this guys going to get all fucked up & then stop taking AAS, get on livestrong and post about how aas ruined him!

just curious, do you know what gear and if it worked? You should tell him to log it, at least he'll get good advice. Plus these kinda guys are entertaining.

Your friend is seriously fucking up his body. 1 week of test e is just wasting gear and pins. It will do NOTHING. The only reason he is bigger his from the dbol. Wait till he comes off.

Why are there such dumb people in this world? I mean seriously, obviously no research but holy shit.

This is total diregard to proper use of AAS. He is why AAS users get a bad name. This is not a game and AAS are not like taking glutamine or protein. There are serious risks. How old is this friend? Sounds like he is too young to even be using AAS or just totally nieve and stupid. He is destroying his HPTA and probably putting a hurtin on his liver. Not to mention his lipid profile. He is going to get all fucked up then blame it on AAS when really it is just his neglect that is causing the problems that will come.

Wow what a fucking mess

hes 26 and yea its a big mess so far.................. from what i no about aas and so what is gonna happen to him gyno? lose everything? the one week of test e is becuz he culdnt take the pain he got from the shots of test.............

Originally Posted by Pulsated Pec

he has gotten a lot bigger for now........... im just wondering what kind of dangers he can run into for something like that

Very unorganized cycle

Originally Posted by TGB1987

This is total diregard to proper use of AAS. He is why AAS users get a bad name. This is not a game and AAS are not like taking glutamine or protein. There are serious risks. How old is this friend? Sounds like he is too young to even be using AAS or just totally nieve and stupid. He is destroying his HPTA and probably putting a hurtin on his liver. Not to mention his lipid profile. He is going to get all fucked up then blame it on AAS when really it is just his neglect that is causing the problems that will come.

+1

TGB, I'll say he is in the 18-21 zone.

That is what I was thinking too. ^

Originally Posted by Pulsated Pec

hes 26 and yea its a big mess so far.................. from what i no about aas and so what is gonna happen to him gyno? lose everything? the one week of test e is becuz he culdnt take the pain he got from the shots of test .............

Granted you sorta never really know if you're going to run into pain from shots - but did he investigate ways to deal w/ it? You always hear about pain from prop shots. Couldn't he bake it or something to get it less painful?

BTW this information would be a good thing to have in your little arsenal of "how to juice" so you have some options to deal w/ whatever you have to work with.

But yea -- those short bursts of different compounds are really just creating massive spikes while not staying around long enough to actually let them be accommodated by the body and useful for any actual growth. Its sort of just like randomly carpet bombing your body.

Your friends an idiot

i realize this

im wondering whats gonna happen to him that i will notice its kind of just exciting to watch him see whats gonna happen i just want to no tho

No one can know what is going to happen to him. He will have issues eventually. Everyone is different. He may stop producing test all together naturally and need TRT or he might got another 10 years before he has issues. It is hard to guess. He will be more likely to have issues than someone who takes the proper precautions though. AAS are serious. He should be wise enough at his age to know this and learn how to use them properly. Who knows people amaze me.

I think the bigger question is did he learn anything from this - i.e. the types of problems that can come up (like the bad test shots) and how to deal w/ them, and also to plan a more consistent cycle? I have no idea what logic he based the spurt cycle on. He may not notice anything really dramatic in terms of his general body - he might be less than impressed once he comes off the dbol, and I'd also tell him to get his blood work done. The body is reasonably resilient in re-establishing homeostasis, but IMO repeated use of this particular approach will eventually F him up. Those spurts can be harsh when accumulated over time. And especially for guys the biggest concern is test shutdown. The effects of low test are dramatic - just take a look at the effects of estrogen flux on women once / month - mood, water retention, energy levels. It is completely comparable when you look at non-normal levels in the male hormone as well. Depression, lethargy, and a whole host of other things that most doctors would prefer to treat w/ anti-depressants than do a simple hormone profile. So, no, you don't want to go there.

The whole point of doing things like not drinking alcohol, sticking to a tight diet, training your ass off, is to get the most out of your cycle for the stress it will put it on your body. Ain't nuttin for free, and eventually you will start paying on that debt.

Originally Posted by sassy69

I think the bigger question is did he learn anything from this - i.e. the types of problems that can come up (like the bad test shots) and how to deal w/ them, and also to plan a more consistent cycle? I have no idea what logic he based the spurt cycle on. He may not notice anything really dramatic in terms of his general body - he might be less than impressed once he comes off the dbol, and I'd also tell him to get his blood work done. The body is reasonably resilient in re-establishing homeostasis, but IMO repeated use of this particular approach will eventually F him up. Those spurts can be harsh when accumulated over time. And especially for guys the biggest concern is test shutdown. The effects of low test are dramatic - just take a look at the effects of estrogen flux on women once / month - mood, water retention, energy levels. It is completely comparable when you look at non-normal levels in the male hormone as well. Depression, lethargy, and a whole host of other things that most doctors would prefer to treat w/ anti-depressants than do a simple hormone profile. So, no, you don't want to go there.

The whole point of doing things like not drinking alcohol, sticking to a tight diet, training your ass off, is to get the most out of your cycle for the stress it will put it on your body. Ain't nuttin for free, and eventually you will start paying on that debt.

Great post that is very meaningful.