Johnny Smiles
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JS, this is a great thread. I would like to ask during the years you were cruising on what is a significant amount of test etc, how did your general health hold up, where you doing a lot to prevent issues? Or where you just very lucky in that you did not suffer health issues, obviously you took it seriously as you worked with a doctor along the way.
Your if you could do it all again was interesting, so you dont really believe this milk the same dose for a long time? You think if you push dosages up progressively but quite quickly this will allow you to ultimately reach your potential a lot quicker?[/B]
Also what would you recommend to be the best way to approach bodybuilding with aas use like most users here? I know many may say just come of aas all together but we both know that's very unlikely, just would appreciate your thoughts on it.
I was normally around 1gm test when not prepping. rarely remembered to take anti e's. would use slin on n off. didn't do much to stay healthy for many years. blood pressure became a real problem. that's what eventually lead me to my doc. even then it was very hard to manage the blood pressure. basically failed a kidney test once n we got pretty concerned. and then shortly after that partially tore my bicep and things started being about health. but for prob 5-6 years I kinda went at it. contest preps were a 6 month ramp up of things. then 6 months off everythihng but stayed on test n slin n gh if n when I had it. there were some weeks maybe even a couple months when I just got tired of the injections and wouldn't shoot anything. kinda got me motivated to go at it even harder when I was ready....
that was really only regarding the first cycle hypothetical question. I say it bc I helped a guy with his first and he put on 40lbs. it can happen if done right. what I believe is progressively upping or adding things to break plateaus. if I ever stopped getting bigger or leaner or harder I would change something to keep it going
I think for young guys starting out you need to have your mind set on cycling a few times. if it becomes your "thing" you will know what to do next. but there is always a chance a guy wont be smitten with it and want to walk away. hard to walk away if dependent on trt. which can happen. for competitors I say go hard for 3-5 years see what ya got. but after that, get realistic. have fun. not at expence of health
-JS