Stunted height and gear

Digger · Feb 4, 2010

There are several boys 17 to 20 years I would guess working out at the
gym I go to. I've been asked over the years which gear is safe and won't
stop the growth in younger athletes. One of these guys asked me the other day. If they are going to do them anyway, what is safe? I know oxandrolone
doesnt close growth plates, but what else is ok to use if you still have an inch or two to go before you "top out" height wise? Some more experienced
builders told me anything that doesnt aromatise is safe because estrogen was
the culprit. They said winstrol, parabolin,tren acetate were all good. I have a 19 yr old son and he asked awhile back too. I told him wait a couple more years but what if he dont? Can some of you guys that truly know your stuff
help me here? Thanks

Big_Ed · Feb 5, 2010

Sounds like you're fishing for answers there... If you're not one of these kids that are worried about closing growth plates (Even though it sounds like you're young as well) then just tell the kids to stop talking to you because you don't know shit.

Digger · Feb 8, 2010

Sorry, Im 52 and have been off and on for 11 years. once or twice a year for
10 or 12 weeks. Ive always stayed with test and deca mainly. My problem is
these kids are talking dbol and anadrol! Yes I'm fishing for answers or why else would I be on this forum. When I posted this thread I asked for experienced help which is why you join a forum such as this. If you havent
got help please dont post and waste my time. Especially someone who just
joined.

BOOMSHAKER · Feb 8, 2010

Digger said:
I've been asked over the years which gear is safe and won't stop the growth in younger athletes? One of these guys asked me the other day. If they are going to do them anyway, what is safe? Thanks

The answer to the first question is NONE! Because of the risks you pose to your body at such a young age. Has it been done before? YES. Was it a smart thing to do? NO. Hence the reason why almost 99% of the crew here says to wait till you're "at least" 23 yrs of age.

Second answer to the second question, if you told him (which I am assuming you did already) that he is dead wrong for wanting to use them so young in his life and he didn't want to listen. Then don't say anything anymore to him. He will not listen to your sound advice and in the end when he screws himself up he will look back to you as the person who gave him the answer to his wrong thinking. (understand brother?)

I try to educate young kids and tell them to stay away from it. If they insist on learning I will inform them. But when they ask "which one is a good one to take"? I say sorry, can't help you there till you grow up some more.

Good luck brother.