COAs & Lab Testing
That isn’t necessarily true
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Last activity 29 Mar 2026, 09:01 UTC · Mar 29, 2026
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Ayden
12 posts · first seen Mar 2026
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That isn’t necessarily true
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G
20 posts · first seen Nov 2025
It is true. Just get into shape naturally if you’re under 23 and your face structure will change due to less bodyfat. Simple
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G
20 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Just a bunch of insecure kids trying to be like their favourite influencer no matter the consequences. Just get in shape naturally and enjoy it
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Cook
298 posts · first seen Feb 2026
So much can be done with proper hygiene and staying fit/lean and healthy. Most these kids “bone growth” is just puberty and weight loss anyway.
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G
20 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Yessss 100%. Yet they would rather ruin their hormones and potentially health by taking AAS etc. It’s amazing what good nutrition and weight training can do
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Cook
298 posts · first seen Feb 2026
Well to a point I don’t think kids should hop on gear. But the younger you are the better and more you can tolerate and respond to for longer.
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G
20 posts · first seen Nov 2025
They still need time to learn nutrition, training, rest and recovery, grow naturally for a few years. No point jumping on a cycle when half assing everything else
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Cook
298 posts · first seen Feb 2026
Learning how to properly use hormones when you don’t have a consistent split diet and routine set up and well understood is a recipe for disaster
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