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AAS+Newb gains=quick freakish resaults

Evans55

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So guys I started going to the gym a few months ago at 145lbs but standing at 6’1 you can all imagine how that looked. I was freakishly skinny but got up to 149lbs naturally. Unfortunately, my impatience took over and I wanted to see resaults quickly. I know that taking roids this early into a gym life is ill advised and can pose many health risks, i however started taking superdrol for a month and eating right. I stopped for a month then did another ‘cycle’the month after. Although I’m disappointed in myself for taking that route, I have reached 190lbs in 4 months. I have abs for once and my arms are very large and defined. Went from one of the most gaunt looking people at my work too I think the biggest and most heavily muscled so I do honestly belive that this transformation in 4 months was worth it imo.
 
So you took superdrol for a month took only a month off then did it again? Brilliant. The gains won’t be worth it when your balls don’t work.
 
You could have put on 25-30lbs in 4 months at that size by eating like a horse and working your ass off in the gym. Just for perspective.
 
Yep. I gained 20lbs or more my first 2 months lifting without putting a inch on my waist. The problem your about to face is relying on steroids to weigh 190lbs at 6'1 which is still light for your height. Down the road your probably gonna regret it.
 
It took you months to go from 145 to 149? That just goes to show that you’re relying on steroids to do the work for you.
 
He’ll be back down to 145 in a short time. I feel your pain OP, I think we have a similar body type although you’re a bit taller. I’ve been choking down meals for a while now, it’s pretty unpleasant but a necessity.

I watched a video on YouTube some time ago now where jay cutler said he doesn’t really enjoy eating anything and that he has to force his meals down. I’m the same and I have a feeling you might be too.

Fact is you gotta eat in surplus to grow, steroids or no steroids. I’ve put on about 20 lbs in the last year without steroids and if I can do it, anyone can. Maybe you should try supplementing with mk677 for a while and see if you can up your food intake before you go on. You need to have your surplus diet going strong before you start anyways.

Someone else asked already but i didn’t see a response. What’s your age OP?
 
And I’m pretty sure you have to be 21 to talk about steroids in this forum. My suggestion is to go back to natty and stay that way until 25 at the earliest. Technically men are still in puberty until their mid-20s, so your balls should be producing all the anabolic hormones you need right now.
 
I'm fully aware you didn't ask for feedback on your decision to use steroids... but I'm not sure what reaction you were hoping for? Have a quick look around the forum, most members promote 3 things: good diet, consistent hard work in the gym and the responsible use of AAS. I'm not sure anyone would recommend a 145lbs 19 year old jump into a cycle of Superdrol.
 
Good luck hitting that wall at warp speed when the gains from the drugs level off and you have no foundation in or understanding of the basic principles of diet and training. You’ll be faced with two bad options; giving up, or using more drugs since that’s the only way you know how to make progress. Your drugs will become your crutch instead of your tool.
 
Guys I know it’s bad but I’m finally bigger, I finally have the Abs I’ve wanted forever and the large definitely arms I’ve always wanted. The muscle feels realism diet seems to be doing a good job of keeping it where it is so isn’t that a sign that it’ll stay if I work too maintain it.
 
Evans55 said:
Guys I know it’s bad but I’m finally bigger, I finally have the Abs I’ve wanted forever and the large definitely arms I’ve always wanted. The muscle feels realism diet seems to be doing a good job of keeping it where it is so isn’t that a sign that it’ll stay if I work too maintain it.
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You’re done with your cycle? What did you do for PCT?
 
]You know he didn’t pct. like I said, he’ll be back down to 145 in no time. Plus his hormones will be all messed up so he’ll be 145 and depressed, worse off than before he started

Why do you think that, the fact that I got big and muscled quicker than most was down to the steroids granted anyone my size would have got this big as quick as I did on them but the muscles feel real and like they can be kept if I keep up my diet and training.
 
Evans55 said:
You know he didn’t pct. like I said, he’ll be back down to 145 in no time. Plus his hormones will be all messed up so he’ll be 145 and depressed, worse off than before he started

Why do you think that, the fact that I got big and muscled quicker than most was down to the steroids granted anyone my size would have got this big as quick as I did on them but the muscles feel real and like they can be kept if I keep up my diet and training.
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So did you PCT or not? How long have you been finished with your cycle? Your post seems to indicate that you don’t know what PCT is and why it’s important.
 
So did you PCT or not? How long have you been finished with your cycle? Your post seems to indicate that you don’t know what PCT is and why it’s important.

I didn’t PCT no but I know what it is and why it’s important however the fact that I’ve been done with the cycles for a month and a half now and still feel great, and that I haven’t lost any muscle if anything I’ve gotten heavier. That must show that maintaining this is easy for me
 
Evans55 said:
So did you PCT or not? How long have you been finished with your cycle? Your post seems to indicate that you don’t know what PCT is and why it’s important.

I didn’t PCT no but I know what it is and why it’s important however the fact that I’ve been done with the cycles for a month and a half now and still feel great, and that I haven’t lost any muscle if anything I’ve gotten heavier. That must show that maintaining this is easy for me
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It’s terrible practice man. Even if you can do it this one time, which I’m not saying you will, it’s still very risky. You can smoke a pack a day for years and not get cancer; it’s still dangerous. You can get lucky and play Russian Roulette four times and not die; that doesn’t make it smart. Also curious to see what you look like before and after and what your lifts are to see how your cycle actually went.
 
It’s terrible practice man. Even if you can do it this one time, which I’m not saying you will, it’s still very risky. You can smoke a pack a day for years and not get cancer; it’s still dangerous. You can get lucky and play Russian Roulette four times and not die; that doesn’t make it smart. Also curious to see what you look like before and after and what your lifts are to see how your cycle actually went

I know it’s bad practice but the way I am seeing it is I’ve just done a year or more of work in 4 months and have acheived the body I’ve always wanted in that time so tall I see is the once gaunt but now built body in the mirror unfortunately I know it’s so bad what I did though.
 
Evans55 said:
It’s terrible practice man. Even if you can do it this one time, which I’m not saying you will, it’s still very risky. You can smoke a pack a day for years and not get cancer; it’s still dangerous. You can get lucky and play Russian Roulette four times and not die; that doesn’t make it smart. Also curious to see what you look like before and after and what your lifts are to see how your cycle actually went

I know it’s bad practice but the way I am seeing it is I’ve just done a year or more of work in 4 months and have acheived the body I’ve always wanted in that time so tall I see is the once gaunt but now built body in the mirror unfortunately I know it’s so bad what I did though.
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So you’ve learned your lesson, realizing you got lucky and you won’t run another cycle until your at least 21, preferably in your mid-twenties, but at least 21 for sure, and you’ll use proper PCT then? If so, that’s all we can ask for and try to teach you.
 
So you’ve learned your lesson, realizing you got lucky and you won’t run another cycle until your at least 21, preferably in your mid-twenties, but at least 21 for sure, and you’ll use proper PCT then? If so, that’s all we can ask for and try to teach you.

I wasn’t planning on using steroids ever again even if I lost everything to be fair man, I’m not sure if anybody that was my size before could get like this in a few months on roids but if even that’s unheard of then I should consider myself lucky I got what I did out of it
 
Evans55 said:
So you’ve learned your lesson, realizing you got lucky and you won’t run another cycle until your at least 21, preferably in your mid-twenties, but at least 21 for sure, and you’ll use proper PCT then? If so, that’s all we can ask for and try to teach you.

I wasn’t planning on using steroids ever again even if I lost everything to be fair man, I’m not sure if anybody that was my size before could get like this in a few months on roids but if even that’s unheard of then I should consider myself lucky I got what I did out of it
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Ok, great. As long as you’re not planning on using again until your older, if at all, and, if you ever do use, you use proper PCT, then I’ll say congrats on your progress and your luck, and best of luck and gains going forward.

What did your lifts go from? I’m curious to see how your strength progressed.
 
I ran a cycle of sust @ 500mg per week when I was 21. I started out underweight like you and quickly gained about 30 lbs. I used nolva for pct and still lost all my gains over time.

So unless you’re committed to consuming about 5000 cals per day and training like a madman, chances are you’re going to drop back down to your start weight relatively fast.

In hindsight I should have listened to everyone’s advice and stayed Natty for as long as possible, but I was young and careless and didn’t wanna hear it, like you.

Just wait till you start noticing you’re down 5-10 lbs on every lift each time you go to the gym. Then the body weight begins to drop. Then the depression kicks in and lethargy. Then you can’t eat as much or train as hard. It’s coming man, get ready for it.
 
CultiVader said:
I ran a cycle of sust @ 500mg per week when I was 21. I started out underweight like you and quickly gained about 30 lbs. I used nolva for pct and still lost all my gains over time.

So unless you’re committed to consuming about 5000 cals per day and training like a madman, chances are you’re going to drop back down to your start weight relatively fast.

In hindsight I should have listened to everyone’s advice and stayed Natty for as long as possible, but I was young and careless and didn’t wanna hear it, like you.

Just wait till you start noticing you’re down 5-10 lbs on every lift each time you go to the gym. Then the body weight begins to drop. Then the depression kicks in and lethargy. Then you can’t eat as much or train as hard. It’s coming man, get ready for it.
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Damn that sucks. That’s what I don’t like about a newbie using gear to gain a bunch of size quick. If you’re natty then you should basically have a complete upward trajectory for many years (unless you get injured and suffer setbacks). If you made a line chart of muscle gains it would just slowly go up for a natty person, but the new lifter who uses gear will see a sudden spike in progress and then a slow decline. Their line chart looks more like a roller coaster of highs and lows. That could ruin the hobby all together and I’m sure it causes some psychological torment.
 
YoungThor said:
Damn that sucks. That’s what I don’t like about a newbie using gear to gain a bunch of size quick. If you’re natty then you should basically have a complete upward trajectory for many years (unless you get injured and suffer setbacks). If you made a line chart of muscle gains it would just slowly go up for a natty person, but the new lifter who uses gear will see a sudden spike in progress and then a slow decline. Their line chart looks more like a roller coaster of highs and lows. That could ruin the hobby all together and I’m sure it causes some psychological torment.
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Yea, I did a cycle of the same sustanon plus dbol a year or two after that with similar results. After the comedown from that one I decided I wouldn’t mess with aas anymore. I should have never dabbled in it at that age in the first place.

Now I’m in my 30s with test serum barely in the low end of normal and fsh/lh range is completely out of whack. I’m wondering if my early usage of aas contributed to that. I’m expecting to be on trt before I hit 40 although I don’t know if I’m ready to commit to that.

All that said, I’ve been sitting on a stash of test e/tbol/eq that I’m ready to run just as soon as I figure out what’s going on with my current hormone levels. I’m after the slow, lean gains these days. I read somewhere recently someone said they want the body of an underwear model instead of a bodybuilder. I reckon that’s what I’m after too.
 
OP you’ve been working out for a few months and have done two cycles of Sdrol in that time with no pct. at 19 years old. Do some research and don’t be so irresponsible or you’re going to F your hormones permanently. You got a lot of life left to live, and it’s gonna be real ****ty living thru your 20s with no pecker. Or just keep doing cycles of superdrol every other month. You’ll learn one way or another.
 
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