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Who's the oldest juicer you know? Just curious. Most guys since to give it up by 30 latest, if they push it longer they tend to die off
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masters olympia competitors probably disagree
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My grandmom has a pretty old Breville. It's still working fine though.
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Who's the oldest juicer you know? Just curious. Most guys since to give it up by 30 latest, if they push it longer they tend to die off
Most of the actual juicer I know of are mid life crisis types in their forties.
Also a distant cousin that lived at the top of my parents street, dude was cruising on test in his mid sixties.
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i cant wait until i get old enough to start juicing to be able to say im the oldest juicer.
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The owner of the gym I go to is in his late fifties and still hits the sauce pretty hard.
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This dude:
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-cR4hTIsynA8/Tv3IUaUPaPI/AAAAAAAAAI0/eS0bIcw9iOE/s1600/juiceman.jpg)
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Who's the oldest juicer you know? Just curious. Most guys since to give it up by 30 latest, if they push it longer they tend to die off
I guess this was a backhanded shot at the poster called "Wes"?
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This dude:
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-cR4hTIsynA8/Tv3IUaUPaPI/AAAAAAAAAI0/eS0bIcw9iOE/s1600/juiceman.jpg)
Hahahaha. That guy had the most awesome eyebrows of all time.
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:D
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ill be 50 in march but i know for a fact im far from the oldest juicer on these boards,im a TRT guy but i guess that categorizes me as a juicer,i would imagine anyway
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I saw a guy the other day (he didn't see me), that used to belong to the same gym as me. He never did look good ~ just big on top with a huge gut and scrawny legs. He looked worse than ever now with a big puffy red face. I think he's about 52.
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This dude in my gym is probably 55. Jacked to the gills. Still rocks rhe tan work boots too. But the best is that about 6 months ago, he got sleeved with those stupid tribal flame things like the dude from slayer . Good everyday 55 year old look. :-\
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If you want to improve or maintain a healthy quality of life you stay on. Nothing heavy. But just keep the lean mass to stay healthy. I've been off for a couple of months and feel like shit.
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Oldest? Arnold getting up there...
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ahem....Wes.
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If you want to improve or maintain a healthy quality of life you stay on. Nothing heavy. But just keep the lean mass to stay healthy. I've been off for a couple of months and feel like shit.
And your still over 230?
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Stallone is 68 years old...
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And your still over 230?
233.
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233.
;D
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so if you don't continue using, you'll feel like shit for the rest of your life?
Much harder time recovering. Sore for days.
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;D
LOL!
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I'm asking because there seems to be a 10-15 year time frame where most people can stand moderate-heavy AAS use before they're hit with some problem. Of course there's the freaks who hit several grams a week for 50 years and nothing happens, kinda like those guys who smoke a pack a day until they're 90, but those are the exceptions
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Google Bob Clapp. There was an article on him several years ago in MD.
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Probably far from the oldest, but the ones I know are in their 50's and have been on the sauce for like 30 years straight.. Look and feel great, I doub't they'll stop, unless some serious health issues.
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If you want to improve or maintain a healthy quality of life you stay on. Nothing heavy. But just keep the lean mass to stay healthy. I've been off for a couple of months and feel like shit.
tell me about it,its been 5 weeks for me and i dont feel the greatest.im still training cause i trained a good part of my life natural,difference is now im much older and i feel the low test more. im waiting on my buddy any day now and its gonna feel great getting some nice grade A test running thru my system,what im gonna do since ive been off it for 5 weeks is do a nice big frontload of 750 mgs to flood my system then go back to my reguler 250mgs every 7 to 10 days,the front load really helps me mentally also
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WES.
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Probably far from the oldest, but the ones I know are in their 50's and have been on the sauce for like 30 years straight.. Look and feel great, I doub't they'll stop, unless some serious health issues.
i havent been on 30yrs straight but been doing off and on cycles since 82 or so,i guess i got about 33 yrs of dip and dabbing ;)when i was young i did it out off curiosity,when i got old like now its out of neccessity. ive been off 5 weeks now and even though im still training i just dont feel like im running on all my cylinders,the testosterone is like giving my body new PLUGS,ROTAR AND CAP,FUEL FILTER,INJECTORS CLEANED and BASICLLY a WHOLE TUNE UP. I honestly feel that great when im on,u youngsters will sing a different tune when u r my age.
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i havent been on 30yrs straight but been doing off and on cycles since 82 or so,i guess i got about 33 yrs of dip and dabbing ;)when i was young i did it out off curiosity,when i got old like now its out of neccessity. ive been off 5 weeks now and even though im still training i just dont feel like im running on all my cylinders,the testosterone is like giving my body new PLUGS,ROTAR AND CAP,FUEL FILTER,INJECTORS CLEANED and BASICLLY a WHOLE TUNE UP. I honestly feel that great when im on,u youngsters will sing a different tune when u r my age.
I completely agree. It's foolish to be healthy and not running test after age 40. Doctors are getting up to date too recently. Tho' the health care indursty in general isn't really all that interested in it, as test is dirt cheap and health impact may be way too profound = less sales of drugs for them..
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I completely agree. It's foolish to be healthy and not running test after age 40. Doctors are getting up to date too recently. Tho' the health care indursty in general isn't really all that interested in it, as test is dirt cheap and health impact may be way too profound = less sales of drugs for them..
i agree,remember when all the doctors would ever say is how bad testosterone was for your heart and over all health,then when these new studies came out and they realized just the opposite,that test is actually helping middle aged/older men live a more QUALITY filled life and STAY/GET HEALTHY also. i just think that the people on these boards who totally trash testosterone never really looked at the NEW studies and continue to live in the PAST and believe what they want to believe,thats fine and all cause when they get older and CANT get a boner anymore and their QUALITY of life went to zero they might be singing a different tune then
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If you want to improve or maintain a healthy quality of life you stay on. Nothing heavy. But just keep the lean mass to stay healthy. I've been off for a couple of months and feel like shit.
Maybe because your natural levels are returning to normal? Duh?
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It was me at 55 until my blood fucked up with polycythemia. I cannot even do HRT now. :'(
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It was me at 55 until my blood fucked up with polycythemia. I cannot even do HRT now. :'(
thats where your blood gets thick right?i remember u saying something about that,man that sucks.my buddy had that,he had to get aton of blood drained every week outta his arm and he said the needles where like penny nails,fucking huge
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Andreas is 61
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Andreas is 61
muscle maturity at its finest right there,it has that look of aged wine, looks great and tastes even better ???that sounded strange
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Andreas looks great. even then, you can see things like his arms and delts have gotten smaller, waist has gotten wider. Serge's waist got wider as he got older also. I wonder if it's inevitable
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Andreas looks great. even then, you can see things like his arms and delts have gotten smaller, waist has gotten wider. Serge's waist got wider as he got older also. I wonder if it's inevitable
it kinda seems like where ever u r predisposed for fat storage when u r younger its hits u when u r older
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i agree,remember when all the doctors would ever say is how bad testosterone was for your heart and over all health,then when these new studies came out and they realized just the opposite,that test is actually helping middle aged/older men live a more QUALITY filled life and STAY/GET HEALTHY also. i just think that the people on these boards who totally trash testosterone never really looked at the NEW studies and continue to live in the PAST and believe what they want to believe,thats fine and all cause when they get older and CANT get a boner anymore and their QUALITY of life went to zero they might be singing a different tune then
There is another category I call "naturalists". For some reason they are convinced that everything must stay "natural" or it is unhealthy. Pure emotional reaction. Somewhy they still try to cure cancer tho, if they get one (naturally)..
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My grandmom has a pretty old Breville. It's still working fine though.
Good point. I know Jack Lalanne was a big time juicer into his 90's.
I think he sold this large ,impressive, super juicer and promoted the fuk out of it.
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thats where your blood gets thick right?i remember u saying something about that,man that sucks.my buddy had that,he had to get aton of blood drained every week outta his arm and he said the needles where like penny nails,fucking huge
But now what am I going to do with all this stockpile of Watson Test Cyp I have?? I am sure someone will PM and give me some ideas. LOL ;D
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ahem....Wes.
No shit.
Get Big as a whole has been slacking lately :-[
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Damn, who knew that Andreas Cahling would become the next santa claus after he retired from bodybuilding.
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:o
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I'm 54 & know some into 70's & competing
Why not, it's better than drinking, smoking & Rec drugs
We all know plenty doing at least 2 of the above.
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I like users who rationalize that it's actually good for you to use steroids. ::) Statistically proven that low dose hormone replacement increases the odds of stroke and heart attack. Now I know the contradictory studies paid for by the pharmaceutical companies that sell testosterone disputes this.
Sure you can smoke your whole life and live to be 80. Will many smokers eventually run into serious health problems concerning heart disease, copd and cancer? Yes they will. There is now way you can run cycles of bodybuilding levels for decades and have the odds on your side regarding health.
Some of the advice being given here are by dregs of society who use have criminal records and think nothing of snorting coke or popping ecstasy pills. These are the ones giving advice about sticking a syringe of junk from a vial bought out of the trunk of car owned by a guy who deals drugs of all kinds for a living.
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muscle maturity at its finest right there,it has that look of aged wine, looks great and tastes even better ???that sounded strange
Yes very strange indeed.
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I like users who rationalize that it's actually good for you to use steroids. ::) Statistically proven that low dose hormone replacement increases the odds of stroke and heart attack. Now I know the contradictory studies paid for by the pharmaceutical companies that sell testosterone disputes this.
Sure you can smoke your whole life and live to be 80. Will many smokers eventually run into serious health problems concerning heart disease, copd and cancer? Yes they will. There is now way you can run cycles of bodybuilding levels for decades and have the odds on your side regarding health.
Some of the advice being given here are by dregs of society who use have criminal records and think nothing of snorting coke or popping ecstasy pills. These are the ones giving advice about sticking a syringe of junk from a vial bought out of the trunk of car owned by a guy who deals drugs of all kinds for a living.
I beg to differ, the most recent evidence suggests that a physiological dose of HRT dose not increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. I remember reading somewhere that at cellular level physiological testosterone levels help with endothelial function or something. The key word is PHYSIOLOGICAL. So many people cruise on like 250mg+ a week which puts them at like 1500 ng/dl or higher, which practically no healthy male has. The higher the test dose, the higher the hematocrit rise and the worse the effects on cholesterol. As long as hematocrit is watched there's no problem with TRT. In terms of mental health, TRT could help to motivate people, give them more energy to exercise more, which in itself is good for health. If you keep your test dose to say around 800 ng/dl you can get the benefits; as always, the difference between poison and medicine is one of dosage
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I like users who rationalize that it's actually good for you to use steroids. ::) Statistically proven that low dose hormone replacement increases the odds of stroke and heart attack. Now I know the contradictory studies paid for by the pharmaceutical companies that sell testosterone disputes this.
Sure you can smoke your whole life and live to be 80. Will many smokers eventually run into serious health problems concerning heart disease, copd and cancer? Yes they will. There is now way you can run cycles of bodybuilding levels for decades and have the odds on your side regarding health.
Some of the advice being given here are by dregs of society who use have criminal records and think nothing of snorting coke or popping ecstasy pills. These are the ones giving advice about sticking a syringe of junk from a vial bought out of the trunk of car owned by a guy who deals drugs of all kinds for a living.
I don't see many here giving advice or encouraging others to take steroids.
The OP asked as to the oldest user.
You are entitled to your views & choices.
They are not my choices or views.
What has the 'drug dealer - criminal record' got to do with
What the OP asked.
Is that what you think we all are that use P.E.D ??
Strange thinking pattern.
I would say there is a good chance some are & some are not
As with anything in life.
Peace.
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I like users who rationalize that it's actually good for you to use steroids. ::) Statistically proven that low dose hormone replacement increases the odds of stroke and heart attack. Now I know the contradictory studies paid for by the pharmaceutical companies that sell testosterone disputes this.
Provide the SOURCES for these statistics or shut the fuck up. (because it is contrary. Testosterone keeps endothelial lining healthy, so less strokes and heart attacks. And many other benefts.). Pharmateutical companies doesn't have to pay for that shit, as testosterone is dirt cheap to produce, so FAIL once again.
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plenty of guys @ my gym ( a non hardcore, 24 hour chain) that juice who are 50 and older
they claim natural or "TRT" doses ::)
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But now what am I going to do with all this stockpile of Watson Test Cyp I have?? I am sure someone will PM and give me some ideas. LOL ;D
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plenty of guys @ my gym ( a non hardcore, 24 hour chain) that juice who are 50 and older
they claim natural or "TRT" doses ::)
maybe they're livin' the dream?
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Wes
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Know one guy from a local gym, lower 50's and still a tank who competes occasionally. Looks great but obviously shouldn't be carrying that much size at his age. Owns a supp store and heard him lamenting one day about not having health insurance to fix a hernia... pretty sad to be at that point in your life and nothing to show for it. Super nice guy as they usually are, just a distorted view on life and priorities.
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Know one guy from a local gym, lower 50's and still a tank who competes occasionally. Looks great but obviously shouldn't be carrying that much size at his age. Owns a supp store and heard him lamenting one day about not having health insurance to fix a hernia... pretty sad to be at that point in your life and nothing to show for it. Super nice guy as they usually are, just a distorted view on life and priorities.
This might not end well. :'(
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maybe they're livin' the dream?
livin the dream of thinking they still have good physqiues but they are fat , bloofy, saggy and bloated despite all the testosterone they are pounding in
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wes
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Provide the SOURCES for these statistics or shut the fuck up. (because it is contrary. Testosterone keeps endothelial lining healthy, so less strokes and heart attacks. And many other benefts.). Pharmateutical companies doesn't have to pay for that shit, as testosterone is dirt cheap to produce, so FAIL once again.
I believe staying on can't be great overall and something might give but Oldtimer is just a jealous bitch of anyone who juices.
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Guy in his late 60s.
Takes low doses of test and deca most of the year. Looks great and is strong as fuck.
He get regular checks and has never had any issues with it.
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65
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guy at my local gym early 50's on test cypionate low doses year round for years?... NOT monstrous huge in size, i'm guessing only around 190 to 200 pounds? but muscular, and has that Paper thin grainy look skin.....
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Guy in his late 60s.
Takes low doses of test and deca most of the year. Looks great and is strong as fuck.
He get regular checks and has never had any issues with it.
thats the trick,keeping up on regular check ups/blood work and watching the diet/eat clean for the most part
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I beg to differ, the most recent evidence suggests that a physiological dose of HRT dose not increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. I remember reading somewhere that at cellular level physiological testosterone levels help with endothelial function or something. The key word is PHYSIOLOGICAL. So many people cruise on like 250mg+ a week which puts them at like 1500 ng/dl or higher, which practically no healthy male has. The higher the test dose, the higher the hematocrit rise and the worse the effects on cholesterol. As long as hematocrit is watched there's no problem with TRT. In terms of mental health, TRT could help to motivate people, give them more energy to exercise more, which in itself is good for health. If you keep your test dose to say around 800 ng/dl you can get the benefits; as always, the difference between poison and medicine is one of dosage
Got tested a few months ago and was 1040 ng/dl in my mid thirties, natural.Was considering going on if I had around 400ng/dl.I think I'd be stupid to hop on now and effect my natural production.
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Found a bottle of 100mg/ml test cypionate about 10 years ago in my ex-wife's grandfathers fridge he was 82 at the time and he is acually still alive and well at 92 so the trt can't be too harmful. The thing I do not understand is he was diagnosed and treated for prostate cancer in his 70s, I thought this was a clear contraindication for trt.