Nick bayne - onlyfans

I wonder how did you get your beard from the first pic to the second one when suposedly you were already in your 20s when the oldest picture was taken and your beard is supossed to be fully grown when you're 21.
He's talked openly about using steroids
 
Oh, right, now I understand. Anyway, HCG along with steroids and PRep ( I guess you take it), that's a lot of pills and injections lol. I heard that if someone is on steroids or testosterone for a long time ( I think) and you stopped taking them, your body would stop producing testosterone, but I don't know if that's 100% true.
The reality is that steroids age people rapidly. Guys in their 20s look like they are in their 30s etc etc. There is no question it takes a toll on your body. I also know several guys who died of heart attacks suddenly at a very young age from abusing steroids. I also know guys who had to stop them because of the side effects and the results were shocking. They went from having perfect bodies to very average looking ones. So yes they look great in the short term but after years of use they pay the price. Obviously it's a personal choice and a lot of guys don't care about the long term effects. My body my choice right?
 
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Ok. So what you mean is that if you have been taking steroids or testosterone for a while and you stop taking them you will have a bad body and if you want to keep a good body you have to take them all your life but at the expense of your health? That's what I understood from that. Thanks for ruining my day lol, I was thinking about starting a treatment a few hours ago:sweat::sweat:.
I did not say that at all. I said you can go from having an amazing body to an average one.
 
He was my awakening. The blond guy from Smallville series.
never heard of him or the show
I was originally thinking of taking it to reach my goal faster and I'd quit later, not to look like a pile of veined muscles, but it seems to have more drawbacks than advantages.
what's the point. the moment you quit you lose most of the gains
 
Two days ago I didn't know that. Now I do. So I also wonder what's the point of taking something to get a better body if you know you'll lose most of the gains once you stop taking it and it's gonna cost you more to get to an average body than when you weren't taking steroids or testosterone. And if you've to take it for life, plus other hormones to counteract its effects... I guess it'll be much easier to develop cancers and liver or heart disease.:confused::confused::confused:
If you read back through the thread, Nick addresses these concerns and has stated more than once, that he sees a sports medicine doctor every month to have his T levels checked. I believe he's using Test E at a 250 maintenance dosage and he's taking supplements to deal with potential hair loss. I find it interesting to read and follow. Try looking back through the thread....interesting reading.
 
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I think I'll need to see an endocrinologist to solve my doubts, so I guess I'll make an appointment.
Why? Any legitimate reputable endocrinologist will tell you that the only thing that you can take is testosterone IF your levels are extremely low and even then it comes with side effects.
 
That's what I suppose an endocrinologist would tell me, but if Nick wants to show up to let us know what his endocrinologist or doctor told him, we'll be waiting for him.
do you think that's where he's getting it from lol. Yeah some shady doctors prescribe that shit to people they are not supposed to but most guys I know get them from steroid dealers not doctors