Anabolic steroids, prohormones, or just stay natural

[Metal head]

Hi was wondering what people's opinions are on steroids and/or prohormones? Are they worth doing? Or better off staying natural?

 

[Seeker]

Steriods are for cheaters. Stay natural

 

[PillarofBalance]

Look where you are... a board full of jewce heads.

 

[TrickWilliams]

Look where you are... a board full of jewce heads.

A vast majority, but not all.

One can only dream.

 

[Tren4Life]

Tren is very very bad for you.



Send it to me.

 

[Tren4Life]

Look where you are... a board full of jewce heads.

I'll take that as a compliment

 

[ToolSteel]

Hi was wondering what people's opinions are on steroids and/or prohormones? Are they worth doing? Or better off staying natural?

The fact that you're asking means they're probably not for you.

 

[stonetag]

Asking that here is like walking into a lion pride and asking what their opinion on a three legged zebra is.

 

[ECKSRATED]

I fukking love stare oyds

 

[Iron1]

Are they worth doing? Or better off staying natural?

There is no intrinsic answer here. It depends on a number of very personal factors. Is your body trained to a point where obtaining your goals naturally has become difficult or impossible? Can you commit to performing personal analysis regularly in the form of calorie counting and a training log? Can you commit to eating properly? Are you willing to shut down portions of your bodies systems in order to chase narcissistic values? Are you committed to being potentially married to a needle for life? Are you willing to sacrifice an ever increasing amount of personal time and time with friends and family to train?


Steroids are not something that you just "do". They're a commitment to chasing something that will always be just beyond your grasp. You'll chase that dragon but you'll never catch it. The reason so many people continue to be on is for that very reason. It's not something you "do", it's a lifestyle. Never enough, never satisfied. I think I can safely speak for the vast majority here when I say that nobody has ever said "Yeah, this is good, this is what I wanted. I'm done now".

So, to answer your question; you need to answer this one for yourself. Are you willing to make sacrifices to chase something you'll never catch?

 

[ron1204]

There is no intrinsic answer here. It depends on a number of very personal factors. Is your body trained to a point where obtaining your goals naturally has become difficult or impossible? Can you commit to performing personal analysis regularly in the form of calorie counting and a training log? Can you commit to eating properly? Are you willing to shut down portions of your bodies systems in order to chase narcissistic values? Are you committed to being potentially married to a needle for life? Are you willing to sacrifice an ever increasing amount of personal time and time with friends and family to train?



Steroids are not something that you just "do". They're a commitment to chasing something that will always be just beyond your grasp. You'll chase that dragon but you'll never catch it. The reason so many people continue to be on is for that very reason. It's not something you "do", it's a lifestyle. Never enough, never satisfied. I think I can safely speak for the vast majority here when I say that nobody has ever said "Yeah, this is good, this is what I wanted. I'm done now".

So, to answer your question; you need to answer this one for yourself. Are you willing to make sacrifices to chase something you'll never catch?

Even though sometimes we don't wanna hear it, this is the straight truth right here.

 

[BRICKS]

Nugenix. Definitely nugenix.

 

[Omni]

Pin to win bro. Pin to Win.

"One and done...I said that once at least"

 

[Metal head]

Thanks iron1 for your answer