AAS - Age/Results

[readyornott]

I'm just curious what part age plays in the results gained through AAS.

For example: Take two guys, everything is exactly the same... Genetics/Build/Diet/Gym time, etc... the only difference is that one guy is 45 years old, and the other is 25.

Would the physical results from the gear be the same for each guy?

 

[Anabolic5150]

No, in my opinion they would not be the same. First, they may have the same genetic make up, but the older lifter has and is going through a decrease in natural test production, his biochemistry is different due to age, joints and tendons/ligaments have taken an additional pounding due to age. I started training seriously at 40, made some huge gains. But in all honesty, the last few years, 2-3 have taken their toll on me. I've torn my rotator albeit in 2005 and my triceps in 2011.

Age is a huge factor in this game, if not you would see some guy come out of the blue at 40 or so who you'd never heard of and dominate the sport. It just doesn't happen.

Just my opinion and based on what I have seen first hand.

 

[dumdedum]

Still even at 40+ you can get very nice body.

 

[Chrisotpherm]

No, in my opinion they would not be the same. First, they may have the same genetic make up, but the older lifter has and is going through a decrease in natural test production, his biochemistry is different due to age, joints and tendons/ligaments have taken an additional pounding due to age. I started training seriously at 40, made some huge gains. But in all honesty, the last few years, 2-3 have taken their toll on me. I've torn my rotator albeit in 2005 and my triceps in 2011.

Age is a huge factor in this game, if not you would see some guy come out of the blue at 40 or so who you'd never heard of and dominate the sport. It just doesn't happen.

Just my opinion and based on what I have seen first hand.

Agreed. I turned 30 this year and am beginning to feel the effects of aging. So at the 40+ can imagine the test level difference. However with proper dozing of aas cycle you can see great gains and imo more responsible ones as you are wiser in your decision making unlike the younger superman audience that is unstoppable, for now. Lol.




"Where there is men, there is always war" Albert Einstein
Chris

 

[ksulifter]

I'd bet the results of the 25 year old would be much better, but the 45 year old would still see some amazing results.

 

[buck]

i am 51 and no matter what i do i cant look 21.but i can do better than i ever thought was possible for me.

 

[Anabolic5150]

i am 51 and no matter what i do i cant look 21.but i can do better than i ever thought was possible for me.

That is the key Bro, be the best you can be.

 

[BP2000]

i am 51 and no matter what i do i cant look 21.but i can do better than i ever thought was possible for me.

have you tried HGH?

 

[powerhouse212]

I'm just curious what part age plays in the results gained through AAS.

For example: Take two guys, everything is exactly the same... Genetics/Build/Diet/Gym time, etc... the only difference is that one guy is 45 years old, and the other is 25.

Would the physical results from the gear be the same for each guy?

gentics play a big part and cycle history also..Diet and excercise as well..But the younger guy should gain better on average.

 

[buck]

not yet,but i want to.i dont know how long cycle has to be,to get results,etc.i am not educated on hgh.i understand steroids.just havenot took time for this one.

 

[buck]

i see gp has a sale on. thought about this one.but i am wating on a early dec order.not worred though. have been in contact with naps they are taking care of it.just takes time.

 

[buck]

i should said naps sale.naps has been good.slow but damn good.

 

[258884]

will someone wake up Heavy.