DenDestroys
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I ask because I have a couple of questions dealing with this. We all know many people suggest waiting until you've reached your genetic potential or atleast 'til your hormone levels start to dip (age 25 and beyond); and diet and training spot on.
I want to know what are the negative effects of using steroids before you've reached your genetic potential, and what if your test levels aren't that high even to begin with. When a lot of people say you don't need steroids because your test levels are so high from teenage years til they start to drop a little bit in your mid 20's. Well, I'm 21 and have a 525 level test reading (pre-cycle). So, I wouldn't exactly say I'm surging with all this high test in me. But my concern is, am I hindering future progress by making the choice to use steroids before I even reached that genetic potential? Wouldn't properly doing cycles just make get closer to reaching my genetic potential? Then again, if I'm doing cycles, how will I ever know what my genetic potential was? What is the harm from doing a cycle when I'm 21, compared to doing one when I'm 25; although, I know I would be much bigger probably when I'm 25 and closer to my natural limits; but is that it?
EDIT: I've done one cycle, but I'm stuck between if I want to hold off until I hit a solid plateau with my training or if I should go ahead with the cycles if everything is lined up correctly (time off, PCT..)
I want to know what are the negative effects of using steroids before you've reached your genetic potential, and what if your test levels aren't that high even to begin with. When a lot of people say you don't need steroids because your test levels are so high from teenage years til they start to drop a little bit in your mid 20's. Well, I'm 21 and have a 525 level test reading (pre-cycle). So, I wouldn't exactly say I'm surging with all this high test in me. But my concern is, am I hindering future progress by making the choice to use steroids before I even reached that genetic potential? Wouldn't properly doing cycles just make get closer to reaching my genetic potential? Then again, if I'm doing cycles, how will I ever know what my genetic potential was? What is the harm from doing a cycle when I'm 21, compared to doing one when I'm 25; although, I know I would be much bigger probably when I'm 25 and closer to my natural limits; but is that it?
EDIT: I've done one cycle, but I'm stuck between if I want to hold off until I hit a solid plateau with my training or if I should go ahead with the cycles if everything is lined up correctly (time off, PCT..)