3 Years of AAS. What I Learned Before Coming Off.

[bigwood6975]

Interesting post. Many different opinions.

 

[nsharp]

This is awesome, really appreciate you typing this up. Definitely gonna save this knowledge for myself and others who are need to be in the know.

 

[shanked]

have you ever heard of a sugar addict breaking into someone's house or pawning off their car for a $15 dollar hit?



because I haven't..



everyone I know who cuts sugar out of their diet doesn't miss it after a couple months of abstaining..

the heroin addicts I know are hooked for life, and its a constant struggle.


but I digress.. if it's a "true fact", then I guess im boned lol

Sugar is a lot easier to get and cheaper than crack or heroin lol.

 

[x1xjcramair1x1]

Great write-up man. It's alway's great to read something that you do not smell any bullshit contained within. At the end of the day having your more in depth tests done on your heart I am sure opened your eyes up a bit more.

Best of luck going forward with your health/fitness goals.

 

[CF2000]

In 15 years of lifting, eating, using PEDs the only thing that separates anyone in this game is genetics! If you don't realize that early on you'll never understand the game or your body. Guys with great genetics can grow on 250mg Sust a week and 50mg dbol a day. I said grow not turn pro. And anyone that thinks training naturally is anything like training while on is either stupid or lying to you. I was 6'5 165 in HS. I never would have gotten to 275 lbs without moderate gear usage.