Cycle for a novice

[UNCfan1]

This may be a dumb question but I was wondering what a good soild novice stack would be? A good one for lean mass without alot of water retention. I guess its ok to ask that here correct me if I am wrong.

[Zeus]

I'm not trying to be holier than thou, but I'll tell you (or whoever you're asking for) the same thing I told a lot of the athletes I used to train:

There is no reason to use gear until you absolutely cannot gain anymore naturally.

While I understand that this stance may draw out numerous opinions this is how I see it, If you wait until you have essentailly "peaked" through PERFECT diet, training, and supplements, then your first cycle with gear will boost you beyond what typical users experience after a few cycles due to the fact that they never "peaked" naturally. A case in point is myself! While I have overseen my fair share of cycles I have personally NEVER used myself. WHY? because I know that I still haven't peaked naturally! But when I do, you can bet I won't hesistate.

HOWEVER, if you do wish to continue down this path I'd be happy to answer any questions via PM.

[berserker]

Another thing to consider at this point is the legal issues. Getting a speeding ticket on the way home from the gym with your next cycle in the car can put in jail for some ridiculous amount of time atm.

If you do decide to pursue the real stuff -- find an 'anti-aging' doctor who is comfortable giving you some scripts.

[UNCfan1]

Thanks guys, I will continue to workout try a few more supplements and perfect my diet and give it a couple more years before I look into it

[NTENSE]

Another thing to consider at this point is the legal issues. Getting a speeding ticket on the way home from the gym with your next cycle in the car can put in jail for some ridiculous amount of time atm.

check out his profile...he's a police officer....they don't get speeding tickets.lol

[shogunz]

check out his profile...he's a police officer....they don't get speeding tickets.lol

lol, I am thinking he probably wouldn't run in to that problem either ;)