Reply With QuoteWell theres Big Hype over Swole made by syntrax its for people who didnt respond to creatine and I dont know what you wanna take since Im new to the supplement stuff but I dont think you should take steriods or hormones Im only 16 so you dont have to listen to me
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11-24-2003, 03:11 PM #1Registered User
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1-AD for 17yr old
Hello. I am 17 years old and am interested in trying 1-AD. Though, i have heard that you shouldnt take it if you are under 18, which i will be turning in may. If what i heard is true, what else would you reccomend to help me build strength and mass. I have tried creatine and it dosnt work to well for me(American Stamina and Cell Tech)
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Yeah, i have heard mix reviews about swole. but i might go ahead and give it a try
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chris you are to young for 1-ad way top young so no 1-ad is not a good supplement for a 17 year old
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By the way what is 1-AD
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11-24-2003, 04:25 PM #6I'm CEO, Bitch! ADMINISTRATOR
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No, at 17 you should not be messing with hormones.
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Surprised I'm the first one to post this but...
At 17 you don't really need supplements at all. You have enough stuff naturally going through your system to help you out and needd to get your training and diet in line before considering supplements to help you out. Supplements are designed to enhance a program that needs it, not jump start a program that doesn't have the right guidelines.
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depends on the type of supps you're talking about.
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11-24-2003, 05:58 PM #9Registered User
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Im not looking for a quick fix at all, the reason i am looking at supplements is because i have been at the same bp max for almost half a year(255). And i have been lifting for four years now.Don't look for a quick fix. This is a gradual process, not a sudden thing. Start with the right state of mind!
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In most cases, especially at your age, diet is the problem if you've reached a plateu. Few young guys pay enough attention to what they're eating and how much. As far as supps, I'd stay away from hormones for several years. Stick to MRP's, Creatine, a multivitamin, and Glutamine. If you're not using these already, you'll see some good results once you start.
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I agree with Var. Don't mess with phoromones at that age, but multivitimans.. whey protein, creatine, etc. is perfectly safe, and benificial.
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11-25-2003, 08:15 AM #12I like food
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Well said. I'm 17 myself and I do not see the need for anyone to take prohormones or sterioids while they are still this young. At our age our "stuff" is still naturally in our systems - as said above. Ever heard the expression raging hormones?Originally posted by ponyboy
Surprised I'm the first one to post this but...
At 17 you don't really need supplements at all. You have enough stuff naturally going through your system to help you out and needd to get your training and diet in line before considering supplements to help you out. Supplements are designed to enhance a program that needs it, not jump start a program that doesn't have the right guidelines.
Don't look for a quick fix. This is a gradual process, not a sudden thing. Start with the right state of mind!
I'm on Swole V2 right now and I'm taking Beverely Ultra Size and I'm seeing great size and ESPECIALLY nice strength gains.
Get your diet down first, then your workout regime, then your supps. After awhile if your still not seeing gains, tweak it some more, then post again about PH's
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Don't dick with your hormones
I prescribe heavy squats.
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Try to do 10-20,000 pounds in a workout.
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