drug abuse

[PumpedUp]

do you consider someone who juicer for a year straight a drug addict? i mean, it is a drug, and he is abusing it, kinda. i dont think so, but should i? would i be a drug addict if i did a year cycle?

[preist943]

i think it would be a very large tax on the body to stay on all year besides the gains would slow and towards the end you wouldnt have any at all and you might make thoes small nuts stay that way lol and you would have to have a long layoff to let the body recover but hey do what makes ya happy bro its all about being big take care

[lr6]

I agree with priest, and in addition to taxing the body , those who stay year round sometime have this misconception that as long as the dose of the steroid is high then receptors hardly down regulate, some tend do disagree with this idea due to the incredible size of bodybuilders seen today especially those in the pro ranks, but what most people dont quite grasp is the fact that the body needs to undergo homeostasis, and if a level of balance is achieved in the body reacting to the constant and prolonged supraphysiological amounts of steroids then gains tend to slow, however not halt. But cycling down and up with different dosing schemes and changing drugs often based on their toxicity then bodybuilders will yield more satisfactory reults. This is just my oppinion, any criticism is welcomed
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[Statix]

PumpedUp, I wouldn't consider the person a typical addict, that most people think of. Juice isn't a social drug like a lot of physically addictive drugs, that most people think of addicts using. I do think juice is mentally addictive, as it is for myself. I've done 6 cycles now and I try to make sure I give myself time off. I don't like the idea of getting off the J, when my cycle ends. It's frustrating at first and I feel small and weak. Even though, all my friends in the gym tell me they can't tell I've come off. I just keep lifting away, and then after a while everything is back to normal. So, that's why I find it mentally addictive. I don't tell anyone that's not into AS about my use of them because they typically don't understand why and think of the stereotypes.