juicy juice

[TonyFlags]

I'm 19 yrs old and have great stats for one who has only been lifting natural (with the exception or creatine) for 2 yrs; 5'9'' 190lbs 32in waist, 18in arms, 45in chest, and 24in legs
What kind of cycle should i do to maximize my muscule mass. I don't want to blow up with water, I'm talking about lean mass gains. How many weeks should i stay on this cycle, also should it include alot of drugs because everyone i talk to aggres on the fact that your first cycle is your best cycle. The only problem is that i think im very susceptable to gyno cause i hace big nipples and don't have acces to anti-estrogens. would someone please give me some sound advice????

[BronSon]

I think you have remarkable stats for being 19 and only working out 2 years.my advice would be to continue training natural for another 2 years then think about the juice.sorry if thats not what you wanted to hear but its what I think.your definitely not done growing naturally if you`ve only been working out for 2 years.I know everyone is different.I started at 30 and continued to grow for 4-5 years naturally.

[kevin d]

Bronson is wright. you are only 19, your natural test levels are still way up. believe it or not, right now you have the plasma test levels of what some guys in their 30's on a mild cycle wuold have. With those stats, just train hard and EAT and you will continue to gain. Save the gear for 5 years down the road when it seems like nothing works anymore and you just cant take anymore muscle-tech promises about crazy gains (whoops, sorry about my rant). hope this helps you with your decision.
-K

[TonyFlags]

Thaks a lot for the honest answers, i really appreaciate it. I thinj i will continue to train natural for a few more years, as quite a number of expericened people have advised, besides who knows what new juice or techniques would be out in a few years!!!

[rj420]

another thing to think about is that many more studies and scientific fact should be available in the next couple years. If you look at the info that has developed over the past two years, and what it will be in 2 more years you'll know what I mean.