HOW LONG WILL YOU JUICE???

nuteboy · Dec 15, 2004

So long will some of you juice? I've been juicing for five years and I'm looking for around seven more years and after that I'm out.

I think a total of 12 years is enough and if I have not done anything in the game of bodybuilding then it ain't going to happen. So I'm curious as to how long some of you will continue it???

I don't want to be like some of these older guys who are still taking the sauce but not going any where. I rather watch the younger boys do their thing and support them than to stick around as an old fart.

I think Arnold did around 15 or 17 years. I believe Flex has been juicing for over 20 years.

Steak Helmet · Dec 15, 2004

I think when i get old, I will do a small amount just to keep me frisky

Taking time off is a damn good idea, but I do want to continue and do it a healthy way for as long as I can.

FRKNHUGE · Dec 15, 2004

till i can get the university of penn to do some radiological gene manipulation on me
frk

Steak Helmet · Dec 15, 2004

FRKN,

weird that you say that...I was watching DATELINE and they had a new kind of bone therapy...it will make your bones 5 Xs as strong. They said lifters will benefit from this most because they feel that with stronger bone structure, the body will be able to lift more weight. They have ahd thousands of e-mails and 35% of tehm are athletes wanting to be the first to test it out.

Skip · Dec 15, 2004

It is in my will to be embalmed with test and deca.

That answer your question??

Skip

gravityfighter · Dec 15, 2004

Skip said:
It is in my will to be embalmed with test and deca.

That answer your question??

Skip

Thought you were already embalmed Skip.....

Armageddon · Dec 15, 2004

Long Live HRT..probably not as much but definately some. It's better than Vaigra

Fullybuilt · Dec 16, 2004

Armageddon said:
Long Live HRT..probably not as much but definately some. It's better than Vaigra

Wouldnt shooting like 200mg per week of cypionate or enanthate be the same as HRT or do they give you other hormones as well? Whats the downside of HRT? Just not able to have kids?

New_Mass · Dec 16, 2004

Steak Helmet said:
I think when i get old, I will do a small amount just to keep me frisky

Taking time off is a damn good idea, but I do want to continue and do it a healthy way for as long as I can.

Im with Steak on this one

BigBoyJ · Dec 16, 2004

I'm gonna keep doing it forever. It keeps me strong so I can fight off the Grim Reaper.

Really though, I see no reason to quit as long as health permits. It keeps you stronger, more mobile, more agile and more horny as you age. Why stop all that?

MikeS · Dec 16, 2004

Im on for life. HRT at least. No reason to torture yourself with low test levels as you age when 200-250mg wk shot of cyp/enanthate/sust will keep you happy. It would be nice if a 'hormone cocktail were available for aging folks in the future, but regardless I'll use test at least.

Skip you stole my thought-wife is a funeral director and I expect the test to be mixed with the formaldahyde!

Armageddon · Dec 16, 2004

When I said HRT I meant 200 or mo mgs of cyp or something. It's my own HRT

Nemesis79 · Dec 16, 2004

i'm on for life...and then when i'm old i'll do it to "stay young"
I should be on decent dosages for until i'm 30 at least..

later

bolo · Dec 16, 2004

i hit my goal(stay at 200lbs and look realy good with no juce or supps.) so i've been off for almost a year now, but now i'm training to do a show so i will be on again soon but plan to stop again after for awhile - maybe

massmonster32 · Dec 16, 2004

Forever I would rather die big bad and happy than just blah. MM

KillerStack · Dec 16, 2004

IMHO,200-250mg per week is hardly true HRT - we're talking replacement here,right?For replacement,100mg,from what I've read,would put most in the upper range of normal T levels.
A serious TRT doc would not give his patients way over supraphysiological levels.
Not that I have anything against those who do though.

If I were to do it for longevity,permanently, I would definitely do it through a doc who monitored me.

xcelbeyond · Dec 16, 2004

nuteboy said:
I don't want to be like some of these older guys who are still taking the sauce but not going any where. I rather watch the younger boys do their thing and support them than to stick around as an old fart.

I don't know if "I" resemble that remark

Since I'm one of the older vets on this board (ahem), I juice for me - not for where I'm going or to impress anyone. I guess that I just don't inderstand what you mean by this statement.

Age is not in the equation to me. As others said, as long as you're monitoring your body, what does age have to do with it?

bigbaldbulldog · Dec 16, 2004

I am not sure if i ever will stop, i think i will just get smarter when it comes to taking dosages ..

drgoodbody · Dec 16, 2004

Will likely stay on test and GH replacement therapy - to fight aging and feel good. No orals, and no harsh injectables.

DrG

Armageddon · Dec 16, 2004

I've sat down with an HRT and he's looked me in the eyes and said about 200mgs is about average. If you look at the decline in our natural test production over just a ten year period it would seem like that much. There was a post on this board along time ago I believe that had a rough average of what the average males decreases in test production over a 30 span.

KillerStack said:
IMHO,200-250mg per week is hardly true HRT - we're talking replacement here,right?For replacement,100mg,from what I've read,would put most in the upper range of normal T levels.
A serious TRT doc would not give his patients way over supraphysiological levels.
Not that I have anything against those who do though.
If I were to do it for longevity,permanently, I would definitely do it through a doc who monitored me.