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[turittod]

hey guys ive been doing a good month's worth of reserach on AS and have a couple questions:

i dont have a large frame, so i dont want to put on a lot of mass because i think it will: A)be noticable that im on the sauce and B) make my body look out of proportion.

i simply want a symetrical and hard look. (im currently 5'7'' and 160lbs, been taking good care of my body for about 2 years now)

i recently purchased dbol (about 4 weeks worth) to allow me for some solid pumps and then 4 weeks of winny to increase lean muscle without getting too "bulky". i have about 10 weeks worth of winny but i know not to use that much, but would more winny help me to keep a solid look after that stack?

any practical advice would be excellent, thanks

 

[HAYEZ]

what you have is not a cycle..
why do steroids if you dont want results that show? lol

 

[dabuffguy]

If you don't want to gain a bunch of muscle then why use steroids? It would be pointless. Steroids are used to get jacked. If you don't want that look, then do yourself a favor and don't use them.


And dbol will make it obvious you are on to anyone who can tell the difference. You'll gain weight fast and your face may puff up a little bit due to water retention.

 

[gladiator21]

hahahaha dude your 5'7 160 pounds.......im 5'7 200 pounds with 8% body fat....i was 160 pounds 2 years ago...people around me now just started guessing im on aas. If you dont want to get big then why would you waste your time on steroids????what the hells the point? sounds like to me you need to sell that winny and dbol and just stick to pro-hormones...because you dont want to get "big"

 

[*The_West*]

just stick to pro-hormones...because you dont want to get "big"

doesn't even need those if he doesn't want to get "big"
to the op, you can easily (i say easily, it will require dedication and hard work) put on 10-20lbs of muscle in a year or 2 if you eat upwards of 3-3500cals, with at least 200g protein a day, workout and rest properly.

 

[*The_West*]

i have said this so many times, but steroids are not a shortcut, nor are they a substitute for dedication to diet and training. they are for already highly trained athletes looking to take their sport/physique to the next level.