Fair Warning to all about the never ending cycle....

[WARLORD_123]

Gentlemen, many of you know me and some of you dont. Due to the nature of my job, always in either Iraq or the Stan... I cant afford physically to come off cycle. I always have to be on my "A GAME" so to speak. I adopted the policy that it was more important to be able to throw my wounded buddy over my shoulder and run him out of the line of fire than to worry about my long term health since I dont except to see long term life anyway. Well long story short, I came home for a while and tried to clean up my diet and give my body (esp liver a break)... 4 months clean and i had my test levels checked.... 5 ng/dl FIVE , so here I am on TRT at a super early age, luckally my doc (who is a legitimite doctor isnt a prude and gives me 200mg TC a week) He tried the patch but it just fell off me when i hit the gym which is embarrassing. So choose your battles men. To me it is worth it, because i still work in the combat zone and i still can carry my wounded brothers out of harms way no matter how much gear they are wearing. But for those of you who are not in the killing business, and mearly want to look good on the beach. Think long and hard about long term health, follow the advise of the vets. Have blood work done regurally. Dont fuck yourself up without good reason.

 

[Athlete]

Using AAS at all definitely isn't for everyone.
As of right now I'm clean, and if I ever go on again it'll be something like 250-500mg Test "on" but cruising at HRT dose most of the time, never going completely off.

But if I do this, there are two things I want to do first:
1) DNA Test that shows if I have higher risk for cardiovascular disease. If I do, I won't go on ever, until maybe I'm 40-50 and only HRT.

2) Get a doc that I can be open and honest with and who can do all the tests I want and need as often as I want and need.

 

[Pekkerwood]

Warlord:

First, thank you for your service and committment to our country.

Second, I'm not sure that four months is sufficient time. It probably is. Did they try to "kick start" your test production before prescribing TRT? It doesn't really matter if you have decided to more or less stay on. It took me 9 months to get a normal test level after staying on for extended periods of time.

 

[WARLORD_123]

FIRST OFF, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

nope they didnt try. i told the doc my shit wasnt working, so he ordered a full blood workup, and immediatally gave me the patch. It worked immediatally se3x drive wise. But the things kept falling off and i had been used to Gram size cycles so they didnt do much training wise. But i told him they fell off daily and he gave me a 3 refill stript for test cyp 200/wk. Im not even using it now though since im back overseas and using iranian TE again, along with my "war mix" lol.

 

[notsobig32]

Warlord,

Thank you for the service toour country.

This is really great info and thank you for sharing it.

 

[oldfella]

Warlord,
Good post brother. And a very good point made.

Thank you for looking after our backs out there and I'm sure all your brothers in arms are greatful that you will be there to pick up the pieces when the shit hits the fan.

Stay safe man!

 

[bigdaddyhd]

how much gear were you taking a week?

 

[Big_Truck]

I think all male nurses should use aas in order to push near death patients to the ER 1 second faster than they would without aas......

 

[saudades]

Warlord, how old are you?

 

[dalvare1]

Warlord

did you do any post-cycle-therapy?

HCG? Clomid? Nolva? Test boosters?

 

[GetnDieselWannaBe]

OoooRah to the Warlord ! lol

Holleee Sheeite! Now thats what Ive been saying for ages: AAS ought to come in the MREs.

I have only known a few bros in the service who did... some, but way too few imo.

Stay Scary Warlord! There is no other way to enter action sir.

 

[alan1973]

doc shoulda put ya on HCG for a while first.

 

[Dave_19]

Docs aren't not as knowledgeable with this as you would think. Your free test was low, but the question really is what state were you when you got tested, what PCT did you follow after a long cycle, and what steps were you taking while on to keep natural test up?

 

[WARLORD_123]

pct

i did pct. i ran nova and clomid along with HCG every so often thoughout but for me, most likely because I was on 1 -1.5 gram a week cycle of potent shit it just turned the boya off. But i had been on for the majority of 11 yrs....blasting and cruising at first....then blaating most often

 

[WARLORD_123]

...

doc shoulda put ya on HCG for a while first.

dont have time...still in afghanistan kickin ass. now is not the time for trying out post cycle anything. now is time to keep performance at its max. This is the main point of my post. I stay on out of necessity and have fucked up my body in doing so, but did so of my own accord (everything I did was all volunteer). Im really offering the advise that unless you too are in a similar circumstance then you should plan your cycles, pct, etc to a T, And get frequwnt blood work and eat clean, etc.....

 

[JonnyO]

Good post man and stay strong.

 

[jamez]

Think long and hard about long term health, follow the advise of the vets.

... how was your long term health effected?

 

[jfunk316]

Keep up the great work and thanks for your dedication and service.

 

[sandiego]

Though it may beside the point, I respectfully disagree with your rationale – AAS is not necessary to throw wounded soldiers, marines, sailors, etc. over your shoulder, nor is it necessary to keep you on your “A Game.” Many corpsman or medics (most are clean) will attest to this. If anything, using AAS may potentially keep one away from their “A Game” simply by the mental agony associated with varying hormonal levels alone—not to mention all the shit-gear, abscesses, etc. And I hope your not buying shit from the Hadjis over there. Most the shit those hadjis sell are worst than the worst UG bathtub brew I’ve ever seen.

I don’t know, I guess it works for you but I believe that your oversimplifying things when you say you need this to stay on your “A game.” For healthy adults, this just simply isn’t the case. I believe you would be just as effective in battle with normal test levels as you are with elevated ones.

That said, I believe that your TRT is consequent of a reckless attitude, not responsible use.

 

[ssdark1]

i agree with sandiego...aas isnt a prerequisite for being a competent soldier. sounds like you have been a bit reckless with your usage and are trying to justifiy your actions to yourself. no need to justify, everyone juices for their own reasons and most realize deep down that they may have to pay a price later on. just part of the game and all one can do is learn from past mistakes. odds are you'll be fine and just have to be on hrt for the rest of your life and if your anywhere close to 40 then thats not a big deal IMHO...

informed decisions and no regrets.

i may be wrong, but i bet that even if you weren't in the service there is a good chance that you would be in the same boat you are now.