19-yearold who has juiced decides to stop. What do you think? Good or bad move?

[Cell]

I have been working out since I was 14. I am 19 now, and I started juicing when I was 18..(yeah yadda, yadda I know how it goes so dont rant on me because I already know it was a mistake).

So far I have done 4 cycles, I will be turning 20 during the summer. I have seized steroid use since January(this year).

I want to stop using gear at least for 3-4 years and then restart A.S. use again hopefully when I'm 23.

My question is, is it a good idea to stop usage and resume when older, or do you guys think since I started already I might as well continue?

Thanks for your time!

CELL

 

[yorick]

lets see why do you wanna stop?
you know that is was a mistake to do it to early, but why? because you where to young? ore also other reasons?

i only use gear to get to my goals, and my goals are 204lbs totally ripped. since i'm not there i continue to use till i'm there.
So because you have already started i would say contineu till you reach you're goals and stop from there!

just my 2 cents (i'm 19 and using for the second time)

 

[Cell]

lets see why do you wanna stop?
you know that is was a mistake to do it to early, but why? because you where to young? ore also other reasons?

i only use gear to get to my goals, and my goals are 204lbs totally ripped. since i'm not there i continue to use till i'm there.
So because you have already started i would say contineu till you reach you're goals and stop from there!

just my 2 cents (i'm 19 and using for the second time)

Well. My goals are endless bro. I am already at a good bodyweight for my height but I still want to get bigger and I have already realized that If I decide to continue usage until I reach my goals I will never stop because I will always want to get bigger. Get my point. So I thought that if I quit for a while I could rip some benefits naturally, and then restart when I'm 23. But I am unsure if it'll benefit me to stay natural for a while since I already started gear. Thats were I need opinions.

thanks

CELL

 

[Cell]

 

[casavant]

Well. My goals are endless bro. I am already at a good bodyweight for my height but I still want to get bigger and I have already realized that If I decide to continue usage until I reach my goals I will never stop because I will always want to get bigger. Get my point. So I thought that if I quit for a while I could rip some benefits naturally, and then restart when I'm 23. But I am unsure if it'll benefit me to stay natural for a while since I already started gear. Thats were I need opinions.

thanks

CELL

The only logical and practical thing to do is get bloodwork done to see if you've fucked yourself up, then make your decision. 18 is young, but that doesn't necessarily mean you've permanently harmed yourself.

 

[thefacelessballer]

im 19.. ive decided to stop using gear for a while...

and the gains im making now are almost as good as when im on the sauce..

make sure your diet is right / and you sleep enough..... thats 90% of getting big

 

[TSSA]

Hey bro, its your choice ive been off, since, dec, ive managed to keep the size although the striength is down but as I begin to produce again it will come back. once you quit you loose one or the other, but you generally, loose a little of both. its your choice. eat, sleep, lift and thats life.

 

[TSSA]

one other thing, buy some procomplex, and acetabollin, it seems to help keep your gains why i dont know but it has worked so far, I will possibly start using this year again sometime. later man. what ever you do dont quit going to the gym.

 

[genarr3]

Smart move bro. Learn how to put some natural muscle on, you'll be quite suprised.

 

[The Terminator]

I think it's a good idea. You will be able to make gains both ways (one obviously much faster) But I would not say OK in 3 years I can juice again. That is too long, maybe break it down where for 6 months I won't, and then if in 6 months you want to then do it, or don't if you don't feel like it. You don't want to have the 3 years set in stone (I wouldn't anyway).