metalcavy
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It is not the supernally high levels of testosterone or the synthetic hormones from other anabolic androgenic steroids that are going to stunt your growth. It is the vastly greater amounts of estrogen your body will produce in an attempt to create an equilibrium within your body. This is why males are typically taller than females. A spike in estrogen brings about a close in the growth plates at the end of puberty naturally.
This is also why many men develop gynecomastia on cycle (though in some cases it's progesterone related, as is the case with trenbolone A).
As long as you take a reasonably effective aromatase inhibitor on-cycle you should be able to preclude and prevent estrogen's effect of fusing your growth plates. Obviously, include relevant chemicals in PCT as well, as I'd put money on the fact that most growth plate closure is a result of careless (or no) PCT.
But you also must remember, and be ready to accept, that fused growth plates (and by proxy stunted growth) are always a possible side effect, and once it's done, there is no going back.
This is also why many men develop gynecomastia on cycle (though in some cases it's progesterone related, as is the case with trenbolone A).
As long as you take a reasonably effective aromatase inhibitor on-cycle you should be able to preclude and prevent estrogen's effect of fusing your growth plates. Obviously, include relevant chemicals in PCT as well, as I'd put money on the fact that most growth plate closure is a result of careless (or no) PCT.
But you also must remember, and be ready to accept, that fused growth plates (and by proxy stunted growth) are always a possible side effect, and once it's done, there is no going back.
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