Aging is a CHOICE - Transformation (25-35)

[Equinox]

inb4 "good base" - no shit, he still thoroughly ascended and strangled both the norwood + collagen reaper simultaneously.

Before (25 y/o):

After (35 y/o):

If he let nature take it's course, his tour would've been long over by now. However, by taking the right measures, he managed to increase both his smv AND shave 5+ years off his aging process - a CRUCIAL amount in today's fast-paced dating market. He now owns an anti-aging company and credits his transformation to retin-a and strict dieting.

Yet again, roids, retin-a and a hair transplant proves to be an elite combo for aging. Natty lifting and fin is an absolute comical joke.

 

[Deleted member 685]

Probably shortened his lifespan by 10 years

 

[diggbicc]

PSLers will be like slightly deficient midface or no hunter eyes, but he has sex appeal, that is what matters.
Btw did his clavicles grow from roids?

 

[Chico Chicowski]

But u know he used retin or just shit posting?

 

[Deleted member 6113]

Great thread op

 

[Zeta ascended]

Who the fuck is this?

 

[Equinox]

But u know he used retin or just shit posting?

I don't shitpost. I'm actually here to promote real looksmaxxing unlike many timewasters on here.

Probably shortened his lifespan by 10 years

10 extra years of slaying opposed to 10 years of reading a book in a retirement home while shitting over the walls, I know what I'd chose.

Who the fuck is this?

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[elfmaxx]

I don't shitpost. I'm actually here to promote real looksmaxxing unlike many timewasters on here.

By telling people to inject the biggest looksmin of them all (tren) ??

 

[Moggy]

Tren is unnecessary you can get an elite physique with testosterone. Speaking from experience unlike incels like OP.

 

[Equinox]

By telling people to inject the biggest looksmin of them all (tren) ??

I wouldn't say tren is necessary (although I do believe it's what was involved in his cycle) however natural "bodybuilding" is definitely a paradox. Without the sufficient clavicles to begin with, It's like chasing the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

Tren is unnecessary you can get an elite physique with testosterone, speaking from experience unlike incels like OP.

post physique

 

[RAITEIII]

I don't shitpost. I'm actually here to promote real looksmaxxing unlike many timewasters on here.

10 extra years of slaying opposed to 10 years of reading a book in a retirement home while shitting over the walls, I know what I'd chose.

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Lol the fact that he uses retin a, or is part of his skin care routine does not in any way imply that his results are just coming from it.

For what we know he could've gone full on lasers, HA microinjections and who knows what.

I personally am not as excited about retin a as is anyone else jfl

 

[Pillarman]

his eyelashes are also way thicker, underrated looksmax tbh

 

[umd250fail]

Lol what kind of gay shit is this. Fake eye lashes, eye liner, uses fake as fuck hair system, draws waifu shit on his Instagram.

Even his 25 year old cringy frosted tips is two points above his 35 year old.

 

[wannaimprove]

inb4 "good base" - no shit, he still thoroughly ascended and strangled both the norwood + collagen reaper simultaneously.

Before (25 y/o):

After (35 y/o):

If he let nature take it's course, his tour would've been long over by now. However, by taking the right measures, he managed to increase both his smv AND shave 5+ years off his aging process - a CRUCIAL amount in today's fast-paced dating market. He now owns an anti-aging company and credits his transformation to retin-a and strict dieting.

Yet again, roids, retin-a and a hair transplant proves to be an elite combo for aging. Natty lifting and fin is an absolute comical joke.

What does he do, where does he post?

its goal for 35 literally top 0.1%

 

[Equinox]

What does he do, where does he post?

its goal for 35 literally top 0.1%

Personal trainer from what I gather. His full hairmaxxing story is here:

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/peapoddys-story-25-just-starting-finasteride.43163/

TLDR: Realized fin was cope and got a hair transplant

 

[Lars]

this guy could legit say he is 26

 

[Lightbulb]

Personal trainer from what I gather. His full hairmaxxing story is here:

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/peapoddys-story-25-just-starting-finasteride.43163/

TLDR: Realized fin was cope and got a hair transplant

He was a strong NW3 what did he expect jfl to regrow to NW1?

 

[CopingForLife]

PSLers will be like slightly deficient midface or no hunter eyes, but he has sex appeal, that is what matters.
Btw did his clavicles grow from roids?
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I wonder about his clavicles as well. It doesnt look like his shoulders became much rounder, yet he looks greatly wider.

 

[shimada]

My guess is hes on hgh.that with retin a is probably godly

 

[Equinox]

I wonder about his clavicles as well. It doesnt look like his shoulders became much rounder, yet his shoulders are greatly wider.

Due to the high concentration of androgen receptors, the shoulders are one of the most drug-responsive muscle groups along with the upper pectorals and the traps. Only roids can save framecels' lives.

 

[diggbicc]

Due to the high concentration of androgen receptors, the shoulders are one of the most drug-responsive muscle groups along with the upper pectorals and the traps. Only roids can save framecels' lives.

is there an age restriction? like before 25 for roid gains?

 

[Deleted member 2756]

yet again, roids, retin-a and a hair transplant proves to be an elite combo for aging.

brother what?
steroids will age you horrifically, even Retin-A which is relatively weak in comparison to other 'anti-aging' compounds and methods won't save you from the damage steroids will cause to your skin.

 

[SurgerySoon]

brother what?
steroids will age you horrifically, even Retin-A which is relatively weak in comparison to other 'anti-aging' compounds and methods won't save you from the damage steroids will cause to your skin.

If Retin-A is considered to be a weak anti-aging compound then what's a strong one?

Also did he say what age he started applying Retin-A at?

 

[CopingForLife]

Due to the high concentration of androgen receptors, the shoulders are one of the most drug-responsive muscle groups along with the upper pectorals and the traps. Only roids can save framecels' lives.

Goddamit. It's a completely different person. I'd do whatever it takes to make My shoulders look wider, though not to the extent of his as it looks clearly a product of steroids. I'd go for something more conservative.

 

[Equinox]

brother what?
steroids will age you horrifically, even Retin-A which is relatively weak in comparison to other 'anti-aging' compounds and methods won't save you from the damage steroids will cause to your skin.

The guy in the OP is literally a walking contradiction to what you've just posted.

Roids is obviously a subjective term. HGH for example may turn your skin into leather with abuse (like any other drug) while others such as TRT show numerous health benefits to using them.

• Improved sexual desire
• Lowers bad cholesterol (LDL) levels
• Increased muscle mass and strength
• Decreased body fat
• Increased confidence and a more positive mood
• Increased energy levels throughout the day
• Improved Sleep
• Improved ability to handle stress
• Improved brain function and cognitive ability
• Better blood sugar regulation and decreased risk of diabetes

Since the majority of men's testosterone levels start declining after 25, TRT is a no brainer to keep up with the competition and actually gaining significant gains (or any at all) - whatever you do, do not fall for the natty bodybuilding meme. It's nothing more than a commercial ploy to swallow the delusional.

is there an age restriction? like before 25 for roid gains?

Nope, universal.

 

[balding17yomanletcel]

great post ngl but you know you have to be on fin even if you get hair transplant right?

 

[Equinox]

great post ngl but you know you have to be on fin even if you get hair transplant right?

If you're NW3+ your surgeon will probably recommend it. If you just have some temple recession and want it fixed, it's not necessary.

It is not necessary take any medication whatsoever after to the hair transplant surgery. The donor area from where the hair are taken for transplantation are independent of any influence of DHT and are permanent and never fall. They do not need any medication.

 

[balding17yomanletcel]

If you're NW3+ your surgeon will probably recommend it. If you just have some temple recession and want it fixed, it's not necessary.

Im nw7 at 18 now jfl

 

[Midgetcel]

Is he on fin (to keep the transplant from falling) while doing roids?

 

[basedcircassian]

Due to the high concentration of androgen receptors, the shoulders are one of the most drug-responsive muscle groups along with the upper pectorals and the traps. Only roids can save framecels' lives.

calum von mogger

 

[ScramFranklin]

Is he on fin (to keep the transplant from falling) while doing roids?

Probably. He'd need it even if he wasn't on roids to keep the remainder of his hair from falling out.
I would do TRT right now if I wasn't norwooding so bad. On fin and already had a transplant. I don't think I'll be able to jump on it until after hair cloning is a thing.

 

[Vidyacoper]

his hairline looks fake but good thread

 

[Deleted member 3512]

useless topic.
"just Pin your ass with some shit from thailand bro"

 

[Slayerino]

HA microinjections

Are they good? First time I heard of this.

 

[dingodongo]

That's no hair transplant it's a clued on wig like https://www.instagram.com/joeyswoll/
People are ruthless and bullying the guy for wearing a hairpiece on every post.

Some people get shitty skin on roids. I think testosterone enlarges the pores but in the 7 years I've been abusing steroids to a stupid degree I have not seen any bad effects on my skin. I also take 10mg accutane though. Testosterone is the cheat code to life. 350mg test according to the new studies has no ill effects on your cardiovascular system. Another study came out recently that proved testosterone actually protects your arteries despite the drop in HDL. That is incredible news...

 

[Bewusst]

what a Chad

 

[ScramFranklin]

That's no hair transplant it's a clued on wig like https://www.instagram.com/joeyswoll/
People are ruthless and bullying the guy for wearing a hairpiece on every post.

Some people get shitty skin on roids. I think testosterone enlarges the pores but in the 7 years I've been abusing steroids to a stupid degree I have not seen any bad effects on my skin. I also take 10mg accutane though. Testosterone is the cheat code to life. 350mg test according to the new studies has no ill effects on your cardiovascular system. Another study came out recently that proved testosterone actually protects your arteries despite the drop in HDL. That is incredible news...

How about it's affect on blood glucose/insulin sensitivity? I'd hop on, but the Norwood Reaper really has it out for me.

 

[dingodongo]

How about it's affect on blood glucose/insulin sensitivity? I'd hop on, but the Norwood Reaper really has it out for me.

Steroids only improve insulin sensitivity as far as I know. I'm also using Melanotan II which certainly does.

Hairloss is the only thing you can't do much about if you have the gene. Choices.

 

[Moggy]

brother what?
steroids will age you horrifically, even Retin-A which is relatively weak in comparison to other 'anti-aging' compounds and methods won't save you from the damage steroids will cause to your skin.

Certain compounds will destroy your collagen, but mild doses of testosterone actually increase collagen production. The only issue with testosterone in regards to skin is that sebum will increase and potentially acne, which are both easy to deal with.

 

[PURE ARYAN GENETICS]

jesus fucking NCT

 

[Deleted member 4087]

Must've castor oilmaxxed too

 

[jackthenerd]

Is he on fin (to keep the transplant from falling) while doing roids?

You don't lose transplanted hair. It's literally transplanted on your head. Obviously quality might drop 20 years down the line if your donor area was dogshit. The reason you still need fin after transplants is because you can't transplant your entire head. You don't have enough donor hair. So what will happen is that your hairline will be transplanted which you won't lose, but you'll lose hair on your crown area and shit like that.

That's no hair transplant it's a clued on wig like https://www.instagram.com/joeyswoll/
People are ruthless and bullying the guy for wearing a hairpiece on every post.

Some people get shitty skin on roids. I think testosterone enlarges the pores but in the 7 years I've been abusing steroids to a stupid degree I have not seen any bad effects on my skin. I also take 10mg accutane though. Testosterone is the cheat code to life. 350mg test according to the new studies has no ill effects on your cardiovascular system. Another study came out recently that proved testosterone actually protects your arteries despite the drop in HDL. That is incredible news...

Are you sure it's a wig? Could also just be his hair with concealer in it? One way to figure out if it's a wig is to see if he eventually got a new wig or something. Those things only last a couple months.

 

[Lookismtruth]

Gymcel/10 his face is still subpar

 

[OBE]

Retin A is the real deal, anyone who doesn't start using it by 20 can just blame themselves for aging.

 

[SurgerySoon]

The guy in the OP is literally a walking contradiction to what you've just posted.

Roids is obviously a subjective term. HGH for example may turn your skin into leather with abuse (like any other drug) while others such as TRT show numerous health benefits to using them.

• Improved sexual desire
• Lowers bad cholesterol (LDL) levels
• Increased muscle mass and strength
• Decreased body fat
• Increased confidence and a more positive mood
• Increased energy levels throughout the day
• Improved Sleep
• Improved ability to handle stress
• Improved brain function and cognitive ability
• Better blood sugar regulation and decreased risk of diabetes

Since the majority of men's testosterone levels start declining after 25, TRT is a no brainer to keep up with the competition and actually gaining significant gains (or any at all) - whatever you do, do not fall for the natty bodybuilding meme. It's nothing more than a commercial ploy to swallow the delusional.

Nope, universal.

I noticed you said that HGH could turn someone's skin into leather. Just out of curiosity, what are you basing that statement on? The reason I ask is because I've always read that it actually increases collagen production, and for the last few weeks I've been injecting 2-3 IUs/day of HGH, so I definitely don't want to continue using it if I'm on the verge of decimating my skin.

 

[dingodongo]

You don't lose transplanted hair. It's literally transplanted on your head. Obviously quality might drop 20 years down the line if your donor area was dogshit. The reason you still need fin after transplants is because you can't transplant your entire head. You don't have enough donor hair. So what will happen is that your hairline will be transplanted which you won't lose, but you'll lose hair on your crown area and shit like that.




Are you sure it's a wig? Could also just be his hair with concealer in it? One way to figure out if it's a wig is to see if he eventually got a new wig or something. Those things only last a couple months.

No clue actually. it was my guess since he started to blast roids hard while he had significant receding going on

 

[RAITEIII]

I noticed you said that HGH could turn someone's skin into leather. Just out of curiosity, what are you basing that statement on? The reason I ask is because I've always read that it actually increases collagen production, and for the last few weeks I've been injecting 2-3 IUs/day of HGH, so I definitely don't want to continue using it if I'm on the verge of decimating my skin.

HGH cannot be generalised to do the same as "any other drug does" damaging skin tbh.

Upregulation of IGF-1 will have benefits on your skin, but I don't know to what extent.

 

[SurgerySoon]

The guy in the OP is literally a walking contradiction to what you've just posted.

Roids is obviously a subjective term. HGH for example may turn your skin into leather with abuse (like any other drug) while others such as TRT show numerous health benefits to using them.

• Improved sexual desire
• Lowers bad cholesterol (LDL) levels
• Increased muscle mass and strength
• Decreased body fat
• Increased confidence and a more positive mood
• Increased energy levels throughout the day
• Improved Sleep
• Improved ability to handle stress
• Improved brain function and cognitive ability
• Better blood sugar regulation and decreased risk of diabetes

Since the majority of men's testosterone levels start declining after 25, TRT is a no brainer to keep up with the competition and actually gaining significant gains (or any at all) - whatever you do, do not fall for the natty bodybuilding meme. It's nothing more than a commercial ploy to swallow the delusional.

Nope, universal.

I noticed you said that HGH could turn someone's skin into leather. Just out of curiosity, what are you basing that statement on? The reason I ask is because I've always read that it actually increases collagen production, and for the last few weeks I've been injecting 2-3 IUs/day of HGH, so I definitely don't want to continue using it if I'm on the verge of decimating my skin.

HGH cannot be generalised to do the same as "any other drug does" damaging skin tbh.

Upregulation of IGF-1 will have benefits on your skin, but I don't know to what extent.

It just threw me off when he said that HGH abuse could turn someone's skin into leather since a handful of studies have been conducted that have actually demonstrated an increase in collagen production with HGH use, so that's why I was curious as to what he was basing that statement on.