Roids newbie

[newcomer1983]

hi everyone,

forgive my ignorance in advance if I get things wrong! Been training for 6 months, 3 times a week weights and 1 day cardio, with pretty good results. A mate of mine is on about doing a single 8 week course of Decca and Sussadin (not sure if thats right), both mixed in together, one shot a week. I'm NOT looking to do repeat cycles, just one to get me 'on my way'

Could anyone give me any advice on this, any risks/side effects I'm likely to experience on a single 8 week course, and indeed if its worth doing as its only a single cycle? I've been getting a lot of conflicting info on this, and I want to be sure that I'm doing the right thing before I do anything.

Any information at all would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

 

[Inhibitor13]

You need to keep training, 6 months is not long and you should not even be thinkng about AAS at this point.

 

[KD1]

Do your research before you put something in your body as powerful as AAS.

6 months isnt too long - you dont even know if you have the commitment to keep your gains. Why risk health or sexual issues when you may not even be lifting a year from now?

Ever hear of Deca Dick?

I suggest you wait until you have been consistent for 2 years, made bodybuilding part of your lifestyle. Research the chemicals you intend to put in your body.

But props to you for having the balls to use injectables on your first cycle - most newbies want to run DBol only.

 

[newcomer1983]

Do your research before you put something in your body as powerful as AAS.

6 months isnt too long - you dont even know if you have the commitment to keep your gains. Why risk health or sexual issues when you may not even be lifting a year from now?

Ever hear of Deca Dick?

I suggest you wait until you have been consistent for 2 years, made bodybuilding part of your lifestyle. Research the chemicals you intend to put in your body.

But props to you for having the balls to use injectables on your first cycle - most newbies want to run DBol only.

hi thanks for replying

to be honest I really am not clued up, a mate has told me its really good, and a single cycle has no side effects, im just a bit nervous about injecting something into my body, like basically everyone has said I'll get good gains from it, but what are the realistic implications of doing it on a single course, and is that worth doing? Some people have said a single course wont do anything, and you have to keep doing more cycles

 

[KD1]

hi thanks for replying

to be honest I really am not clued up, a mate has told me its really good, and a single cycle has no side effects, im just a bit nervous about injecting something into my body

Any cycle has the potential for long lasting sides. Do your research, your friend either does not know or is lying to get you on gear with him.

He is right about AAS being "very good" - they work.

 

[DiamondCutCows]

Just wanted to add that your friends likely means "sustanon" from the sound of it.

 

[newcomer1983]

Any cycle has the potential for long lasting sides. Do your research, your friend either does not know or is lying to get you on gear with him.

He is right about AAS being "very good" - they work.

well this is kinda why im here, my research is showin all the usual things, but i wondered how much would be realistically a risk on a single 8 week cycle - and will a single 8 week cycle, just on its own, be worth doing, and will the gains be maintainable?

 

[newcomer1983]

well this is kinda why im here, my research is showin all the usual things, but i wondered how much would be realistically a risk on a single 8 week cycle - and will a single 8 week cycle, just on its own, be worth doing, and will the gains be maintainable?

to be honest i dont think im going to do them, im still getting conflicting advice and if I cant be sure I'm not going to take the risk

 

[mauit44]

You need to keep training, 6 months is not long and you should not even be thinkng about AAS at this point.

Well said, wait another 6 months and then look into it perhaps. Meanwhile do your research, find out as much as you can about AAS and then decide.