Reply With QuoteKind of a subjective question. Are you asking if someone under 40 would be likely to make gains using PH's???
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05-24-2004, 07:04 PM #1Registered User
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is it worth using prohormones if you are under the age of forty and have normal test levels?
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the only thing that I got out of that that might answer my question is Mature adults above the age of 21 looking for increases in lean muscle mass or decreases in bodyfat levels. Most veterans will advise using prohormones after several years of training, to ensure you have a good feel for proper diet, nutrition and supplementation. Using prohormones under the age of 18 is a very bad idea; it can result in the closure of growth plates, thus resulting in permanently stunted growth; it can also result in potentially serious endocrine system problems. Those with potential for or already enlarged prostate or those susceptible to male pattern baldness should not use prohormones; nor should prohormones be used by people with heart conditions, who currently have gynocomastia, or have liver or kidney problems. If you have any doubts, see a doctor before using these compounds.
which sounds more of a warning to the negatives.
I'm asking my question because aren't test levels high in young to mid age males? and don;t the ph's just not make the natural test work?
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It depends on the individual. Ph's will raise t-levels to above that of what natural levels would be.Originally posted by Budz08
I'm asking my question because aren't test levels high in young to mid age males? and don;t the ph's just not make the natural test work?
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