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The fastest gains are also the fastest lost. At 19 with about 4 years of training I wouldn't call you
an intermediate lifter. Not being a dick, but you're just getting started. And why do you think you should do a bro split if you're on AAS? This line of thinking indicates time you need more experience and reserch before gearing up. You have a lot of good gains you can make without hormones, and if your clients are sharp they're gonna notice and respect the fact more that your not going up and down the size yo yo , which is what I would predict at your current age, level of experience and knowledge. You're going to do what you want anyway, and good luck to you. Just giving honest straight forward feedback to your posts brother.
Accordinng to what I’ve read online, with how much I lift and how quickly I am able to add on weight I would fall into the intermediate category (according to what has been written by others). And everywhere I’ve read says for optimal gains on AAS you should train at least 5 days/week. If not this then what is your outlook/belief on this?