
Originally Posted by
griggs64
Thanks for the advice. I'm afraid i have to disagree with one point - not that i know anything about aas but my mate ran a cycle of anavar only and he got some massive gains and he's kept them over the last year at least. So this i have seen first hand - with my own eyes. he didn't lose all his gains at all and he was told at the time (on the forums he would). In fact i'd say he has gained a bit more again since then. Also i ahev read numerous posts now with people doing var only and getting great results.
for me - i don't want to much size (i box). i don't like the idea of injecting at all. can you suggest another way in which i can get test to accompany the var without massive gains and an injection?
Needles are not suited for some people at all and i felt var offered an option 2 me. after reading what you've said i'm prob best just not bothering
I would say the gains he has made had nothing to do with the anavar then. He must have his nutrition spot on as well as training. The problem with running orals, even pro-hormones, is they are very bad for your liver. This I can attest to personally because I have permanent liver damage because of them. Another issue with oral only cycles is they will shut down your natural test production just like any other steroid. The problem with just being on the anavar is you will basically have no testosterone in your system while on the cycle and that is a bad thing being it is the hormone that makes men men. Do as you wish but we won't agree with you. I will never be convinced oral only cycles work or are healthy. It just simply defies logic and science and personal experience.
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