I'm 20
At the moment I see AAS as a way to fast track my progress to a decent physique that I can maintain naturally. I think I have settled on BNC until I have a decent physique then I am going to come off until my natural test begins to wane almost two decades from now.
Should I be honest with my PCP? It would be very good if I could have prescribed bloods instead of having to purchase them myself.
20? Sir, I would highly recommend NOT going the BnC route. Much to young and unless your hypogonadal it’s way more harm then good. The reason to BnC is for folks who can’t recover natural test to high enough levels with PCT or athletes who need elevated test levels all year round.
The problem with starting so young is you may damage your body’s ability to produce testosterone naturally by being on for years on end. Not everyone bounces back to previous testosterone levels when they decide to come off,even with a solid PCT.
I didn’t realize how young you were, don’t say anything to your dr. If you can procure bloodwork on your own then do it. See where your natural test levels are as well as your metabolic health. If you’ve got good numbers it’s a solid indication to defer the BnC route till your late 30’s.
From experience the more test you take and the longer your on it becomes less effective over time. There is a reason people constantly ramp up the dosages and add in other compounds year after year. The body adapts and you need more to grow.
You can have a fantastic first cycle and with a proper pct hold on to much of it with proper training and eating. Your natural test levels haven’t even peaked yet. Most men have peak levels between 24-32 years old(baby making years). You don’t wanna sabotage that man. Really,really think this through cause TRT and BnC is a life changing/altering.
I waited till I was 36 before I used steroids and I’m 100%glad I went that route. Maxed out my natural potential and built my physique in the gym and kitchen before adding the sauce. Even then I used only testosterone and anavar. AAS are powerful yet potentially harmful tools so just make sure you know the deal before starting. Best of luck and be safe. If you have the funds it might be worthwhile hiring a professional who’s got experience with this to guide you. Not cheap but a good trainer with AAS experience monitor your bloodwork and progress so you don’t get hurt.