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Originally Posted by Desibaba So matt will you still compete in powerlifting? Also when you said you "abused" steroids what exactly do you mean by that? You used heavy doses for long periods of time? oral compounds? Reason for my asking is that just about everyone on this board uses the stuff and it would be smart not to make the same mistakes you did and be careful.Also i think it was really nice and generous of you to offer help on training for free.Wish there were more guys like you around.Take care. |
Yes - of course I will still compete in powerlifting. As far as the abuse goes, I made two major mistakes...1) I never informed my doctor about what I was doing. I was too worried it would go on my medical record. Well, that's about the dumbest excuse I've ever heard. Instead I damn near killed myself, letting my blood pressure get to 180/110, my blood was so thick they almost drained a a couple points from my system, my HDL (good cholesterol) was under 5, my bad cholesterol was almost 300, and my triglycerides were 600.
The other stupid thing I did was basically continued to use gear for about 3 years straight. Granted I went off for a month or maybe 6 weeks here and there, but for the most part I used gear continuously and pretty heavy. (A typical cycle for me would be 1000mg
test and 800mg
eq per week with 100mg-150mg
tren and 100mg dbol or anadrol per day.) - basically this comes down to around 3500 mg per week of gear, which is just too damn much.
Like I said, I would never judge you guys for using gear - as a matter of fact I truly believe they can be used in a responsible manner, and if they were ever legalized I would seriously consider using again. - Even now, after my wfie and I have kids I will probably go and see my doc about getting on HRT, as I believe I have always had low
test. But of course if I ever used again, it would be under the guidance of a doc who could monitor my blood lipid profile.
Just because I was extremely informed about gear, (just as most of you are) doesn't mean I used it correctly. The one thing I would challenge you guys to do is to continually get your blood tested, and alos drop the amount of gear you use. You don't need 4 grams a week to get big.
Matt