what do yous think? are they worth taking or like safe enough if used in moderation?
It depends. Think about it this way: you already ARE on steroids, only that you're on 35-50 mg of T a week. When you were in middle and high school, this amount was enough to deepen your voice, give you facial hair and an increase in the size and squareness of your jaw-line. It was also enough to give you incredible boners in inappropriate times, such as when looking at the cheer-leaders cheer--or the boys in the locker-room, if you happen to be gay.
If all you care about is maintaining your secondary sexual characteristics, including a muscle mass which is larger than a woman's, then your current amount of androgen, produced by your testes, is enough. However, if you want a muscle mass which is much larger than the average man's, then you need to dramatically increase your levels of anabolic hormones--AAS and/or GH andinsulin. Why? Because weight training can only cause muscular hypertrophy within the limits established, by your physiology, for protein synthesis. There was never an evolutionary reason, for a man, to carry 100 lbs more of muscle than what is normal for Human Males. Therefore, genes that would code for a degree of protein synthesis high enough, to allow for the production of this much muscle tissue, were never selected for. Larger muscles increase your basal metabolism. In a world where food was scarce, this could mean death. It is also the reason why, when faced with a caloric deprivation, a person's muscles are the first thing to go. Muscles HATE growing, and there is only so much that challenging gravity can do to force them to do it.
This is why I laugh when they say, that the extreme muscularity of pro bodybuilders, is due to great genes. This is absurd and non-sensical, because no such genes, which would allow a 5'10 man to weight 300 lbs with single-digit bodyfat, could ever have been selected for. The flow and tapper of muscles, characteristic of the professional bodybuilder, ARE genetically mediated traits. However, their VOLUME is the result of massive alterations of their bodies' biochemistries, not the result of any gene or hard work. So, in answering your question, M1, what is it that you want? To become big and ripped? Well, I think your own testosterone and hard training can get you there. Now, if what you want is to pack dozens upon dozens of pounds of lean body mass, like a calf growing into a bull, then you'll have to make your physio-chemistry similar to that of a growing calf, and the only way to do that, as I mentioned, if through the consumption of massive doses of exogenous anabolic hormones. There is no other way. It is as simple as that. Regards.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
