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hi tech sust 250 for 17?

Yes and yes. Don't ask about AAS at 17. Quit being lazy and put in some hard work in the gym for a decade.
 
erhenderson said:
its just a form of dhea wats so bad about it
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Google it. Doing your own research is a skill you should learn now. It will save you countless hours in the future to know how to look for information instead of waiting to be spoon-fed it.
 
Dude you are 17, do you even have your drivers license yet, this stuff can mess you up, I suggest you do research about teens and AAS/PH or even DHEA use
 
ok people here get pissed at these questions but your 17. your body is not ready for it. you will destroy your gains for the future. your 17, eat sleep and train. At that age you are not ready to and will not gain anything without proper per cautions. You will gain more if you just put effort into in seriously. All i can do is try to stop you from making the biggest mistake of your life. Be smart
 
I'm a 17 also and have reviewed the advantages and disadvantages of AAS and even OTC hormonal drugs. I have come to the conclusion that even though AAS would give you a massive advantage in high school both socially and in sports, it isnt worth it. There are some things you can do in order to acheive an elevated testosterone level without putting your future and body at risk. First off I would look into ZMA, which is zinc magnesium aspartate and is proven to raise testosterone levels around 40%. This isn't because it unnaturally increases test production or anything to do with synthetic test, it simply gives your body minerals/vitamins in order to function to its fullest test producing ability. Second have sufficient calories in your diet and eat 6+ meals seperated by 2-4 hours. Third incorporate large amounts of monounsaturated fat and moderate amounts of saturated fats into your diet, both proven to have a direct effect on the testes and proven to increase T levels. Fourth, supplement with Indol-3-carbinol, a phytochemical found in raw brocolli proven to reduce estrogen levels by (I think) acting as a suicide inhibitor. This gives you a better hormonal balance for bodybuilding and is all completely natural. I managed to pack on 40 pounds in 9 months and only gained 5% bodyfat with this diet + supps...
 
Enjineer said:
I'm a 17 also and have reviewed the advantages and disadvantages of AAS and even OTC hormonal drugs. I have come to the conclusion that even though AAS would give you a massive advantage in high school both socially and in sports, it isnt worth it. There are some things you can do in order to acheive an elevated testosterone level without putting your future and body at risk. First off I would look into ZMA, which is zinc magnesium aspartate and is proven to raise testosterone levels around 40%. This isn't because it unnaturally increases test production or anything to do with synthetic test, it simply gives your body minerals/vitamins in order to function to its fullest test producing ability. Second have sufficient calories in your diet and eat 6+ meals seperated by 2-4 hours. Third incorporate large amounts of monounsaturated fat and moderate amounts of saturated fats into your diet, both proven to have a direct effect on the testes and proven to increase T levels. Fourth, supplement with Indol-3-carbinol, a phytochemical found in raw brocolli proven to reduce estrogen levels by (I think) acting as a suicide inhibitor. This gives you a better hormonal balance for bodybuilding and is all completely natural. I managed to pack on 40 pounds in 9 months and only gained 5% bodyfat with this diet + supps...
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Yea go with ZMA, just cycle the IC3 so that you don't develop a "tolerance"...
 
mattcurry said:
im 17 ad took pro. and im fine nuthigns wrong.. got 15 pounds of muscle followed wit a good pct and milk thristle. got high blood presure as a side and now its normal again. i did my research
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Really... I'd love to see your before and after blood work.
 
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