Substituting Steroids with AI/Anti-Estrogens? (Distance Athlete/Sprinter)

dimanche 7 septembre 2014

Forum,

As many have said before,

"Please do not flame me, I am new here, and am only trying to learn & better myself..."

Onto the Discussion...



Age: 23, going on 24.



The predicament: Mid-Distance/Endurance Athlete looking for an affordable PED (EPO costs 3,000-10,000$ per month, with medical care... Do not troll. Same goes for HGH) that isn't too detectable [can cycle off by the beginning of Spring, without too much difficulty in terms of urinalysis detection (-/=30ish days)] that doesn't affect muscle cramping (Pumps), or cause too large of a muscle-mass gain ("microdosing" steroids), while aiding in recovery, so that I can effectively finish my workouts at the paces prescribed, without pushing too hard on easy days, and hard on hard days, etc.



Summary:



Essential:

Objective A: Recovery

Recovery is vital here. Fairly self-explanatory.



Objective B: Affordable

Subjective varying from person to person. In this case, not too pricey, but nothing that wouldn't be ineffective, either.



Objective C: Does NOT cause "Pumps", or Pumps can be managed by lowering dosages.

Pumps would be detrimental towards the entire cause of the project.



Objective D: Urine Detection =/- 30 days.

Read above.



Objective E: Oral/Noninjectable.

Living in a dorm, having needles is far too risky.



Non-Essential... But Helpful



Objective F: Small amount of muscle mass gains.



Notice the word "Small." Too much muscle mass gain would be detrimental towards what I am attempting to accomplish.



Objective G: Lose a fairly, fairly small amount of body fat in abdominal region.



As previously noted, I am a semi-elite mid-distance/endurance athlete, and also do 1hr (sometimes weighted) of core a day. However, my abdominal section is flat, like a board (small amount of body fat present), rather than defined, like some of my teammates. This has been a problem that I've had for years.



Objective H: Increase in RBC.



RBC aids in endurance/cardiovascular activity.

Along with this, Vo2Max increases would be appreciated.



...



From this criteria, it seems that maybe an AI/Anti-Estrogen would fit my bill best? Maybe a low dosage of an oral steroid?



Any help is appreciated...



P.S.

I'm not here to "Get Big", in case anyone felt like skipping the entire post.

Thanks.





Substituting Steroids with AI/Anti-Estrogens? (Distance Athlete/Sprinter)

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