Salludon
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Unless you’re planning to be a competitive bodybuilder, it absolutely is. Most people here just want a decent physique that can attract girls and it’s easily achievable with natty lifting.
As a blackpilled person, i don’t see any good reason why anyone here would wanna hop on juice.
If you hop on juice, you have to fight constantly against nature in a fight you cannot win. You want to be big, but nature always wants you small. Messing with the endocrine system can upset so many other body parts - having to take a concoction of juice then a variety of antioestrogens, PCT, etc to minimise sides, while monitoring your mood, liver and kidney function, cholesterol level, oestrogen level, gyno size, ball size, prostate health, level of hair loss, and then organ size and blood sugar level if you're into hgh and insulin, while trying to maintain a job/career. It will also accelerate the aging of your skin and soft tissue features. You have to be on the lookout for new juice sources in case your current one dries up and be ready to lie about it to people who are close to you and those who ask if you're juicy. It's a tough gig being juicy imo if you want to do it right long-term.
A recent study on men using steroids in the 34-54 age group showing cardiovascular toxicity compared to non-users.
This is Jeff Alberts. A famous natural pro bodybuilder.
He’s a very good example that a man can look great for a very very long time.
He looks better at 48 than he did at 31 and his physique is just going to look better and stronger in the following years until he’s at the tail end of his life and even then he will be healthier and stronger than most of his counterparts who never lifted or lifted but used steroids.
Obviously the effects of aging are showing on his face because he lost his hair and some collagen but that can be minimised too if you use finasteride, retin-a etc.
Stay natty boyos!
As a blackpilled person, i don’t see any good reason why anyone here would wanna hop on juice.
If you hop on juice, you have to fight constantly against nature in a fight you cannot win. You want to be big, but nature always wants you small. Messing with the endocrine system can upset so many other body parts - having to take a concoction of juice then a variety of antioestrogens, PCT, etc to minimise sides, while monitoring your mood, liver and kidney function, cholesterol level, oestrogen level, gyno size, ball size, prostate health, level of hair loss, and then organ size and blood sugar level if you're into hgh and insulin, while trying to maintain a job/career. It will also accelerate the aging of your skin and soft tissue features. You have to be on the lookout for new juice sources in case your current one dries up and be ready to lie about it to people who are close to you and those who ask if you're juicy. It's a tough gig being juicy imo if you want to do it right long-term.
A recent study on men using steroids in the 34-54 age group showing cardiovascular toxicity compared to non-users.
Cardiovascular Toxicity of Illicit Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Use
Background:Millions of individuals have used illicit anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS), but the long-term cardiovascular associations of these drugs remain incompletely understood. Methods:Using a c
www.ahajournals.org
This is Jeff Alberts. A famous natural pro bodybuilder.
He’s a very good example that a man can look great for a very very long time.
He looks better at 48 than he did at 31 and his physique is just going to look better and stronger in the following years until he’s at the tail end of his life and even then he will be healthier and stronger than most of his counterparts who never lifted or lifted but used steroids.
Obviously the effects of aging are showing on his face because he lost his hair and some collagen but that can be minimised too if you use finasteride, retin-a etc.
Stay natty boyos!