is it bad to ask this

[KillerStack]

I'm starting to really like your posts bro... keep it up :headbang:

Me too. Especially that one.

I have some thoughts as well.

To grow to the next level, drugs are the permissive factor, they are THE TRIGGER that makes you grow. Take a kid entering puberty, he will put on muscle seemingly automatically. Does he have to think of increasing food to make the endogenous drugs work? No he does not, the hormones are telling his body to eat more! You could take prepubescent kid and make him a mini sumo wrestler and he would hold more LBM than a normal weight child. But is it a good idea? Neither food or drugs are more important, both are needed if you want to look like a bodybuilder, to look like what we here on this board consider a bodybuilder.

 

[mandalay]

I think ALL of the National and Pro competitors should give their drug regimen since their beginning. Then, people could review that thread and go from there.

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Won't happen, and people shouldn't need that. Companies will not pay an athlete that is a criminal, and AAS are illegal. The front page of this site should say "steroids don't work" and then 75% of the people that read this bitch would leave. It's food and heavy weights that make you grow people.

 

[d24]

B-boy clairfied my point earlier in this thread. If you concentrate on what is important (diet, sleep, training) you will achieve a ton on moderate dosages (500 mg). It hard for me to believe that someone will plateau quickly on that dosage. If you cycle it will take more than a year to plateau.

My point is don't rely just on drugs.

I could be wrong, but I think I read in this post that you or someone else gained 30 pounds in 3 years naturally. That's awesome. If you did that, you would do a ton with drugs at a moderate dosage. Start small then work your way up....in time. Don't swing for the fence. Patients is a virtue.