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Flush? :dump: Just kidding Moose. You taking anything with beta alanine, niacin, or GABA in it? All could cause a certain amount of "flush" that may or may not have redness with it. I know GABA gives me a little redness in the face and upper chest, which I think is blood rushing to the...

Ditto.

You answered your own question. You need food, not steroids.

Fair enough. While I don't agree with doing something because everyone else is, at least you're aware of the risks. Good luck.

Well said.

First, this guy had at least one thread locked down for talking about steroids, as it is against board rules to do so. That's why he changed his age to 21, to make it look like it's OK for him to post about roids. So, he's done more than troll for test booster options. Second, I don't know...

Kid, you're 18, not 21: http://anabolicminds.com/forum/supplements/87001-best-test-booster.html Lay off the test boosters and change your user information to reflect the truth. Quit trying to fool everybody into thinking you're old enough to be messing with this stuff. 18 year old kids do...

While technically thie forum mandates an age of 21 to post about steroids, I feel that's too young. So my advice is to forget it. You haven't been weight training long enough to know how to change your routine and when, or how much to eat and what to eat. Until you have control of all those...

How old are you? My first thought, given your weight and total lack of training experience, is that you should not even consider steroids.

Agreed. In addition to no controlled training protocol, there's no mention of diet. Training and diet have such a huge impact on mass and bf%, that any study that doesn't control those aspects is kind of useless. As has been stated in this and other forums ad naseum, supplements will not help...

What the hell is Exceed? Who makes it? Never heard of it, so that's a bad sign in my book. CM is the only creatine that works. The "bloat" is water retention, which is a sign that the creatine is helping increase your strength (intracellular water retention). No water retention = bunk...

Well, some of us DID enjoy it... Wish I knew then what I know now.

Indeed, you are too young. Glad you realize that.

There is absolutely zero evidence of creatine monohydrate causing liver damage in strength training athletes. Any studies (from a LONG time ago, mind you) that showed any kind of internal distress from creatine supplementation were involving elderly subjects in hospital beds. So the results...

OK, in light of Bolt's information, if you're under 21 you can straight up fukc off. Quit lying about your age to get information. I really hate devious motherfukcers. Feel free to read what's already posted, but follow the board rules if you're really under 21 and DON'T POST ABOUT STEROIDS...

Agreed.

It's true. Skip LaCour is almost militant in his distaste for steroids. I don't think it's an act. Feel free to doubt it. Negativity is the enemy of progress, so good luck. Neither of those guys is a 270 pound monster, so what's to doubt? The strength? Conditioning? Willet wone his pro...

x3 Good stuff. Lot's of people, especially at a younger age, underestimate how much they can gain naturally. If you need evidence of what can be attained naturally, look at video of truly natural bodybuilders. I recommend Skip LaCour and Jeff Willet. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. YouTube -...

Can you say unproven hype and marketing dollars?

It's not an oxymoron. It has to do with where you are in relation to your genetic potential. If you're still gaining naturally, then the safest way to continue to grow is to keep doing it naturally until you start to approach your genetic potential. This is not a hard rule, but is generally...