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MaxxPursuit
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Whats your questions bud? Lets also hear those stats. Age, height, weight, bf%.
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what are your questions? please post your stats and goals as well... age/height/weight/body fat
I'm 21 years old. 6'1 and weigh about 150. I workout about five days a week and eat about 3500-4000 calories daily. I feel If continue to do this and take Dbol I should see some significant gains. For starters, how would one go about getting it? In addition, could you tell me about the inhibitor that is recommended while taking Dbol? Also, is the testicular atrophy permanent?
Guarionex
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No steroids under 25 yo. Nutrition and training for you my friend. At your age, you body is still growing and maturing. Steroids will cause serious, maybe permanent damage to your natural testosterone production. So again, nutrition and training for you.
Best of luck
Seriously bro, your body isn't fully developed yet and anything exogenous might seriously screw you up.
MaxxPursuit
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Dude you need to seriously focus on nutrition and training. Age is a factor because your hpta and endocrine systems have not fully developed. Even if we were to disregard that and you were in your 30s-40s, it would still be advised that you focus on nutrition and training because youre way undersized at 6'1 150lbs. Completely natural, you should be able to easily put on 30-40 lbs and stay lean. How long have you been training/dieting? In my opinion, aas should be used to enhance whats in place when gains slow down, not be used as a shortcut.
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Well, I've been training for a while. However, I really made it a point of emphasis probably a year and a half ago. In May, I decided that I really want to focus on gaining weight. I've been tracking everything I eat. On average probably between 3,300- 3500 calories daily. At one point I got over 4000 calories for five straight days. It's hard to believe that I was actually 131 lbs in the beginning of May. So I've definitely made some progress. However, it's still frustrating because I'm still not really close to my weight goal. I know it's not going to happen overnight. I just have to be patient.
bro, its awesome that you are making your health a priority and working so hard but you have to understand that you have not been training long whatsoever... a year and a half is nothing... you have many years ahead of development... you have to learn to tweak things and adjust accordingly through trial and error... you have to be in tune with your body... steroids are out of the question... your far too young for steroids... you have to let your body naturally develop or your going to throw it completely off and your going to pay for it later.. focusing on diet is imperative right now... the key to all gains, regardless of the desired goal, your diet is the key...
SpikedEggnog
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everyone already told you the best advice. which is to wait on the steroids. dont get impatient and jump the gun. it wont get you anywhere faster and you will make mistakes or cause side effects for yourself, like Gyno. for the best physique possible just be patient and work hard. stay consistent.
to put this in perspective, i started working out when i was 17. i was 165 lbs, now i am 245. it wasnt until i was 28 that i used any anabolics whatsoever. and what i started using was just doctor prescribed TRT, 100-125mg of test cyp. with proper diet and training i gained 15 lbs off of just 100mg test cyp. my first cycle i used 150/150 test/deca i gained 10 lbs. my next cycle i used 200. i gained 5 lbs. my next i used 300, i gained 10 lbs. after all these small cycles i have retained my weight and strength with proper diet and exercise. so i did 3 months on 3 months off. if i can mantain the weight for 3 months then i am ready to try and go to the next 5-10 lbs. you have to take it slow and steady. gaining 10 lbs is hard on your body and joints and you need to eat more calories and get used to being heavier. that 3 months in between is necessary. think of it like rungs on a ladder. you climb each rung. you dont jump from the first rung 4 rungs up. its dangerous and you might fall. eat alot of food, train hard, get plenty of rest. get some whey protein and creatine. lift heavy. stay discipline and focused. set small goals, one rung at a time remember.
Take a look at my diet and nutrition thread. That's a good place for you right now to make the proper gains you are looking for. Diet is everything in this game man. Steroids are not the right answer for you at this point
https://www.isarms.com/forums/steroids-sarms-information/diet-nutrition-basics-101-a-3314.html
MaxxPursuit
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Great ladder analogy. Thats exactly the way this should be approached. Of course we all wish progress was quicker but that is not reality. You have to take steps and progress towards your goal which means a ton of learning in the process. You're on the right path, don't screw up now and jump the gun. If you really want to be successful in this endeavor, make sure you make it a focus to learn all that you can as you move forward.
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very wise decisions bro... make your diet a priority right now... get that dialed in, then get it consistent and disciplined along with your training... develop consistency and do not waste any day you have in the gym... utilize each time in there to the fullest extent...
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