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Originally posted by gearedup He really shouldnt he will regret it later I started at 19 and if I was any younger OI could only imagine how messed up I would be!
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you could also show him everyone's replies to help him realize why he should wait, or at least try to show him why
GetBig, It is totally possible for you to convince your son not to take steroids. If he came to you asking about them then there is some inclination that your input is extremely valuable to him. Do not steer him in the direction of AS at 17 years of age. As Billy pointed out, most of us would have done them at 16 if we could have bought them. I know i tried to at age 15 and thank god it never materialized. You do have to educate him but even more so you have to educate him with an emphasis on not using AS now. Its far from impossible. For the same reason kids do not get into hard drugs they will not try steroids when the negatives outweigh the positives.
Make a list with him. Draw a line down a sheet of paper and put positives on one side and negatives on the other. You will have maybe 3 positives and an assload of negatives, one small one is he will feel like absolute shit at 17 with hormones all screwed up anyways and on top of that he's coming off a cycle. He will probably lose most of it unless he continues with a bridge which we all know is still being on.
I guarentee he can pack on some serious muscle and speed and strength with a hardcore diet and workout regimen and he will feel like a million bucks to boot!
Not only that but I still think when you accomplish goals naturaly it gives you a bit of power ego in the fact that you didnt have to use AS to get you there while it did for the rest of them. Its a personal control thing and a leader mentality.
there is plenty of time for AS, get him to develop without it and he will be on the road to success.
Also if you need some input on that list I would be happy to post it, I am sure the members would chime in.
he's still growing... muscles/bones etc. stop growing around the age of 23... if he does AS now, he might be able blow up his muscles to some extent (temporary or permanently) but his bone growth will be stopped permanently. also talk to him about all the side effects from it..... like hair loss, acne, screwed up heart rate, psychological problems, legal problems, etc...
and then leave it up to him to decide... (and try support that decision once he makes it)
i know from my personal experience, the more my parents used to push me and tell me to do things one way, i would always rebel and do them the other way... on purpose... just cuz they were tellin me what to do... even if they were right
now i regret doing many things i shouldn't have done...
Football seems to be the triggering factor. So make him quit football if it's too much pressure on him, that way he wouldn't have this problem. If his buddies are doing AAS, he's hanging with the wrong crowd. You should be able to control a little of that too.
"Just be happy with yourself. Be happy to be alive, be happy you are not over in Iraq, be happy you have your health".
If you talk to him about the dangerous, its going to come back to...well dad you did them and your fine.
If he wants to do them, I really think there is no way to talk him out of it. I would make him tell your wife though.
I would do a long and extensive research on Anavar (Oxandrolone). If he must do them, at least have him do the best one for him given his circumstances.
Point out the fact that he may not ever grow any taller. If he is short, that may have some weight. You may also talk to him about sexual dysfunction.
Those two points are the ONLY things that I would have even concidered if I were deciding to use or not. At 17, the long term risks and adverse health risk, legal risks, psycological issues are just not that much of concern, not that they shouldnt be though. Thats a teen for you (feels good to say that..im 22).
I do know many that started at 16. Its about half and half. Some regret it, some dont.
give your explanation to your wife (regarding him getting it from friends and doing it in the dark). get her on board and do it right. yah he should wait till older but if you really think he's going to do it, let him do it right
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