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By the time I was 21 not only had I grown a couple of inches in height to over foot; (which I may not have done had I have started gear younger) but I was mentally prepared. I had learnt the important discipline of training without drugs and the focus and determination in the mind to succeed. I believe this can only be achieved by pushing yourself to the absolute limit naturally over a period of time. My diet was excellent as I had worked up to 7 meals a day. Everyone laughed at me in college when I stuffed down large bowls of pasta with tuna or chicken with rice, but sure enough the big day soon arrived. College had broken up and Uni didn't start till September so with all my gear (Incl. nolvadex and HCG's) all in place, I began my first cycle. Amazingly enough I put on 2 stone from the word go and everybody was so impressed and I just felt great. Horror stories from the Net! My buddy first started juicing when he was sixteen, the doctor recently told him (and I don't quote b/c i dont fully understand myself, maybe some med professionals can help) that his underdeveloped organs became dependent on the sauce? Also there was a plasma build up and his muscles were wrapped around each other and not fully functional. If he had an info source like this board when he was sixteen, maybe he would have listened to some of the vets advice, maybe he wouldn't have but at least with this board being open to everyone regardless of age the possibility is there. From what I've read am I'm not an expert by any means is that your muscles are not fully matured until your mid to late twenties. With this being said it would only seem natural to assume that if you were to introduce a foreign substance into the muscle earlier, it would disrupt the natural growth sequence. Shit! I'm starting to sound like a text book guy help. Whatever, just my two cents worth" It may seem incredible now but at 13 when I took up an interest in bodybuilding, I would read EVERYTHING I could lay my hands on that touched on the sport as well as training, diet, supplements, competition etc. By 15 I was already into reading up on gear, GH and insulin. I trained hard and during senior year, I dead lifted 525lbs at a b/w of 188lbs. I competed for the first time at the age of 18 and then after a couple of years proceeded to take my first cycle. I have never regretted my decision on taking my time in really find out about all the ins and outs and I know there's still a lot more to learn. I have discovered loads from the Net, some great expert advice that no doubt prevented me from any permanent damage. So I feel it is my duty to share my story which proves that you can get big and strong without gear but there comes a point in one's life where 250lbs becomes a reality. Please make wise decisions, for your safety and others! Just so you all don't think I am a complete Jack ass towards this kid, this is his story. He was just 15 years old. He was on 4 A-bomb's, 6 D-bol, and something called halo and this cycle lasted for 9 weeks, then he started to piss blood. Everyone told him to go to the Doctor, but according to him he didn't want his parents to discover that he was on roids (this is where it's all bullshit) Do you know how much this kid would blow up in 3 weeks (lets not even talk about 9 weeks) He probably looked like a frigging balloon. My buddy told me an interesting story recently that in ***** a couple of weeks back, a group of 13 year olds were in a pharmacy buying gear. The guy behind the counter was having to help them to load syringes as they had no idea and relied on friends to show them how and where to inject (they were all as nervous as hell). And would you believe it, the stuff that they were taking was also fake. That is extremely worrying and I know there are just tons of kids on this very forum that are completely screwed up if you ask me. What concerns us now is that in 10-20 years time, when you are suffering major internal organ failure as well as other types of chronic illnesses, it will be AS that is blamed rather than the ignorant choice of a young boy. For the great majority of us, bodybuilding is our choice of lifestyle and is not just a passing fad. That means that it will still be here after we have gone. It is so important to us that we are leaving a positive imagine behind, and not some tainted dream. I really do hope that if there are any youngsters out there reading this article that they are mentally old enough to really appreciate what I am saying. So if you are under 21 or even older but have not got much natural training under your belt; pause, take your time, study, research and you will achieve those goals in the end. Starting the natural way in bodybuilding is tough. Nobody said being a bodybuilder is easy but it will definitely be worth it in the end. That I can guarantee.
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