bigdho
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bigtravis said:i don't care if he did go to the doctor for frequent checkups. telling a 23 year old that 6 months ain't shit isn't too professional in my book. he could say well shit sense 6 months ain't jack then why not more. yes, you can go longer than 6 months but, imo, if he's having to come on here and ask that question then no i don't think he should at this point. myself right now am running a 3500mg/week cycle for 20weeks. but but i have everything at my fingertips as far as med. help and supervision. it took me a very long time to be able to preform the types of runs that i do. and i sure didn't know it when i was 23. and by the way are we telling a young man to do what coleman and cutler do? well now thats brilliant.
Ill give you that. I guess it comes down to personal goals and risks your willing to take. You only have so much time in this sport till your body says FU. Im just telling him the same thing that was told to me. Im 27 and that is how I was told to cycle by a BBer who competed in the olympia. One of the other things Phil said when cycling like that is to not go over 1500mg EW and once you platue on what your useing you cut the dose in half and cruz for a couple of weeks then you ramp back up useing completly different gear all the while running HCG at 500iu 2xs a week and get blood work done every four months. So you can see if you follow the plan correctly its not a big deal. In fact one could argue that jacking 3500mg of AAS for 5 months (if you asked most bbers they would tell you that is way to much)then comming off would be harder on your body then running 1500mg all the way through