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Most everybody remembers the first time they had sex,
their first fist fight, their first car crash, the birth of
their first child, and the death of their first loved one.
What about your first shot and your first cycle?
The first time you were "on".
I do. I was over fifty years old and it was a miracle
compared to anything I had taken or done previously.
No workout routine, no vitamin, no mineral, no protein
supplement ever came close to body and mind altering
effect of testosterone.
I was naive enough (or just plain wanted to) to believe
the effect would be almost instantaneous. I can remember
like it was yesterday, running to the top of the stairs
at the gym, only hours after my doctor gave me my first
injection of testosterone, thinking this is "it." I feel great,
I can really feel it. Sure.
Then I was then away on job for a few weeks working
14 hours a day and I thought I was superman. Well, little
did I know what the real deal felt like. It took about 6 weeks
(and a shot in-between) before it hit me. I especially
remember laying on the couch reading one evening and
this overwhelming feeling of power, energy, vitality and
virility swept over me. My God I thought, what the hell is
going on? Not in a frightened way, but in a isn't this interesting
sort of way. So "this" is it thought. And it was.
Working out, I could swear that I got stronger and bigger just
by looking at the weights. The old poundage's were almost
effortless. Everything went up by leaps and bounds. Overnight.
My old shirts and pants did not fit any more. My physical
appearance was being transformed before my eyes. I had to
hold back in my training, everything was taking off. I did not
want to over train, injure myself, but I just felt plain invincible.
I have never felt anything like it before or since. (Caveat here . . .
I was rebuilding previously existing muscle tissue that had been
lost as a function of ageing but that in no way discounts what
occurred.)
While that feeling still persists to some degree or another
to this day, it is not as pronounced as it was at first and
perhaps it will never be and I'm just fine with that, some
physiological and psychological adaptation going on here I suspect.
I only use testosterone and only under a doctors supervision.
My dosages have gone up and down as we were trying to figure
where is the best place for me. I now feel I am where I feel the
best, where I need to be.
And like I have said both privately and publicly on this forum; I'm
glad that I am experiencing what I am now because it would have
been a terrible mistake for me to have taken AAS when I was younger
as I would have surely abused, overdone them.
I think many people are chasing that first rush, that first time
"high" they felt. Well, if my life experience means anything,
you will never experience that feeling ever again so get used to it.
Enjoy it while you can, and hopefully you did because it is not
reproducible, regardless of the dosages you chose to experiment with.
That's my story . . . what is yours?
their first fist fight, their first car crash, the birth of
their first child, and the death of their first loved one.
What about your first shot and your first cycle?
The first time you were "on".
I do. I was over fifty years old and it was a miracle
compared to anything I had taken or done previously.
No workout routine, no vitamin, no mineral, no protein
supplement ever came close to body and mind altering
effect of testosterone.
I was naive enough (or just plain wanted to) to believe
the effect would be almost instantaneous. I can remember
like it was yesterday, running to the top of the stairs
at the gym, only hours after my doctor gave me my first
injection of testosterone, thinking this is "it." I feel great,
I can really feel it. Sure.
Then I was then away on job for a few weeks working
14 hours a day and I thought I was superman. Well, little
did I know what the real deal felt like. It took about 6 weeks
(and a shot in-between) before it hit me. I especially
remember laying on the couch reading one evening and
this overwhelming feeling of power, energy, vitality and
virility swept over me. My God I thought, what the hell is
going on? Not in a frightened way, but in a isn't this interesting
sort of way. So "this" is it thought. And it was.
Working out, I could swear that I got stronger and bigger just
by looking at the weights. The old poundage's were almost
effortless. Everything went up by leaps and bounds. Overnight.
My old shirts and pants did not fit any more. My physical
appearance was being transformed before my eyes. I had to
hold back in my training, everything was taking off. I did not
want to over train, injure myself, but I just felt plain invincible.
I have never felt anything like it before or since. (Caveat here . . .
I was rebuilding previously existing muscle tissue that had been
lost as a function of ageing but that in no way discounts what
occurred.)
While that feeling still persists to some degree or another
to this day, it is not as pronounced as it was at first and
perhaps it will never be and I'm just fine with that, some
physiological and psychological adaptation going on here I suspect.
I only use testosterone and only under a doctors supervision.
My dosages have gone up and down as we were trying to figure
where is the best place for me. I now feel I am where I feel the
best, where I need to be.
And like I have said both privately and publicly on this forum; I'm
glad that I am experiencing what I am now because it would have
been a terrible mistake for me to have taken AAS when I was younger
as I would have surely abused, overdone them.
I think many people are chasing that first rush, that first time
"high" they felt. Well, if my life experience means anything,
you will never experience that feeling ever again so get used to it.
Enjoy it while you can, and hopefully you did because it is not
reproducible, regardless of the dosages you chose to experiment with.
That's my story . . . what is yours?