Let's Give Dbol To Little Kids!!!

[slobberknocker]

I bet that got your attention. Seriously, I just had an idea. We're all familiar w/the dbol bridge right? 10mg am, and your hpta isn't suppressed. Well, what if a teen were to do a cycle of just 10mg/day dbol, all taken in the AM. They'd probably make pretty good gains, but how would they be affected otherwise? Do you think that their hpta would be shut down? Would their growth be prematurely stopped?

 

[SithE19]

I bet that got your attention. Seriously, I just had an idea. We're all familiar w/the dbol bridge right? 10mg am, and your hpta isn't suppressed. Well, what if a teen were to do a cycle of just 10mg/day dbol, all taken in the AM. They'd probably make pretty good gains, but how would they be affected otherwise? Do you think that their hpta would be shut down? Would their growth be prematurely stopped?

It could be, if their estrogen was to high due to the cycle, if they took an anti-E they might be ok. No one can know for sure though its a case to case basis, the anti-e will take away some of the chances but it won't stop it 100%. It may still stunt their growth or even stop it.


I know all this because I am a teen and I did a cycle without an Anti-E and I am still paying the prices, so don't juice to early everyone it may fuck you up, wait and gain naturally thats what I am doing now. I did gain an inch during cycle though so I dunno what to think anymore.

 

[slobberknocker]

kinda expected more than 1 response.

 

[Lift Chief]

It is my understanding that 10mg of dbol still surpresses the htpa somewhat. You may not be getting many responses because most of us dont think a teenager should be taking gear.

 

[Zyglamail]

kinda expected more than 1 response.

I would venture a guess that your lack of responses is due to the fact most people dont recommend a teen be using AAS in the first place.

 

[Zerxes]

I would venture a guess that your lack of responses is due to the fact most people dont recommend a teen be using AAS in the first place.

I have to concur. I mean WHY anyone would want to take AAS at an age when your body is literally swimmin in its' own natural hormones is beyond me. Bro(dude who initiated this thread), all you are doing is depriving yourself the luxury of training at a time when your body is at its' ripest for natural growth. Im not sure why you wouldn't want to capitalize on that opportunity, and switch to the AAS in a few years, when those natural levels start to decrease.

 

[PatBateman]

I think all teens who juice are fucking pooftahs!!(to quote a VG term)


seriously, if you can't develop hard training and diet and grow when your natural test is spiking, gear will do NOTHING for you!!!! Damn, teenies, check yourselves. Learn to train, diet, etc, let your growing get done, and then hit up cycles starting in your early 20's if you must!

 

[slobberknocker]

Fair enough. Still, I was hoping for some intellectual conversation. This wasn't a "teens should juice thread." It was meant to be a "what if" thread. But fair enough.

 

[Zerxes]

I think all teens who juice are fucking pooftahs!!(to quote a VG term)


seriously, if you can't develop hard training and diet and grow when your natural test is spiking, gear will do NOTHING for you!!!! Damn, teenies, check yourselves. Learn to train, diet, etc, let your growing get done, and then hit up cycles starting in your early 20's if you must!

Right. When I was this guys age, there wasn't much to go on as far as training info/diet info, etc., but nowadays there isn't any excuse. When I was in High School, there wasn't any creatine, and the most popular protien supplement was still that giant dogfood bag fulla that Weider 2500 cals/scoop crap. That being said, I can see why guys back in the day(at my age then) turned to gear for resluts, but again, these days there isn't any excuse for not taking advantage of the natty tests. You only get one shot afterall.

 

[slobberknocker]

BTW, I never said I was a teen. I've got 4 cycles under my belt, and I'm 285 lbs. I only posted this out of intellectual curiousity.