Mick And More Answers The No Bull Style. (Part 1)

Hey Mick,
I have been into reading some of the muscle magazines and kind of brain washed into some of the corporate supplement crap, and since reading some of your material on steroids it makes a lot of sense. I just got a couple of questions on some things I have heard some pro bodybuilders say that backs up what you say 100%.
1. Is it true that someone who does not possess a mesomorphic body type requires steroids to achieve a body like Nasser El Sonbaty, Dorian Yates, or Gunter Schlierkamp?
2. Are there any supplements which are legal here in the US which could mimic steroids to the point they would be worth while and are they in your books (i.e. growth hormone and growth factor-1)?
3. I would like to buy your books, but can I get them in paperback or hardback?
Dave – e-mail

Hi Dave,
No it is not true. Everyone is different and capable of creating their own physique in their own way. I totally disagree that no one can build a physique that cannot be admired BUT do not try to copy someone else – make your body something special in itself.

There are NO supplements that can mimic steroids properly no matter what bullshit or bollocks the media say. Steroid replacements are no way as good as the real thing and they know it. But the companies would have you believe that because for them it is a “legal” way of jumping in on the steroid market without jumping in if you know what I mean.

The books? Yes you can by them in paperback. Please contact my web team custserv@mickhart.com for full details or give us a call at the office and we will gladly help.

ElSonbaty

Dear Mick,
I’ve read that a person should reach full genetic potential before using gear. From Chris’s photo’s I don’t think he was at his potential, prior to gear use. I guess I’m a little confused about why you chose to do it that way?
I do look forward to seeing his training program and will sure try to use it myself. His results were great!
Chad – USA

Dear Chad,
Good question mate. To be honest I don’t suppose that he really was anywhere near his potential but there was a reason. I knew that he was training hard, but not hard enough. But he was at the age where in fact he could have made the decision to go and take the gear on his own accord. He approached me and said that he really did want to “go for it” and try and compete as soon as he could; bascially wanting to see just what he could do. I respected that.

Now, I did prefer that if he were to use the gear it would be under my supervision and also using gear that I personally knew was 100% grade 1. If he did not do it this way then you know the problems that could have ensued; bad gear; overdosing etc etc. I took care of his training throughout the whole period and still am now.

Dear Mr. Hart,
I am an amateur natural (I have never taken steroids) weightlifter that has been training constantly for 6 years. I am 23 years of age and weigh 230lbs at 6ft as for lifts I deadlift 500lbs for my one rep max, bench 315lbs for 4 reps and leg press 1200lbs for 3 sets of 12 with a 4 stage drop set on the 3rd. Recently I have been training with a friend that suggested going on a cycle of sustanon 250 and d-bol (tabs) or equipoise with an anti estrogen like clomid to ease off at the end of the 6 week cycle. The dosage would be about 250-300mg per week. My questions: what are the possible side effects? Should I continue naturally? Would I keep the weight (my friend suggests a gain of about 20lbs)?
Joshua – email

Hi Joshua,
Personally I would say stay as you were until the training and gains hit a plateau; when nothing further seemed to work. You are doing fine without the gear. OK, gear could certainly help, but there is no need to take it if you are gaining as well as you are doing. The cycle that you ask about is a good one and the side effects would be minimal to zero to be honest, but I would think more first.

Should you go for the gear, at the end of the cycle, Clomid would be a good addition but as an anti-estrogen Nolvadex or Proviron taken throughout the course would be a better safety addition.
Please, do not take this the wrong way, but be aware of people suggesting gear out of the blue. ‘Friends’ seem all to happy to offer advice AND gear for that matter when they see an opportunity – just be aware. You are gaining very well, keep it up and when and ONLY when YOU see that the gains have stopped, look at the situation again. Then you can make a decision in a better light.

Hey Mick,
Have managed to get hold of some Ropel Testosterone Propionate Pellets Made by Dover in NSW Australia for use in sheep with sheath rot I believe. The active ingredients read as 23.5mg Testosterone Propionate and 19.7 Testosterone are these safe for me again if so how many a day for how long etc would they go alright with Andriol. Have you ever heard of a prop in tablet form before Mick many thanks for always replying so quickly
your friend
Matt – via e-mail

Hi Matt,
There is no way that I can advise on such a product mate – no way at all. If I got it wrong and all of a sudden you were chasing anything with a sheeps skin coat on and started fucking it stupid, then I would be in trouble. Plus if you took too much and problems occurred, you could be stood there one day near a field, bend down to tie your shoe lace and BOOOM – “Rammed” good and proper! Having said that, the amounts that the tablets have in them do not seem to high.Personally I would go for bog standard injections. Could save your arse too mate!

Now… Be careful.

Train hard and be strong,

- Mick hart.
Founder of mick hart training systems and
the no bull collection magazine.

- Layman’s Guides to Steroids I and II
http://www.bodybuildingandsteroids.com/laymans-index.htm-
- Layman’s Guides to Steroids III (new)
http://www.bodybuildingandanabolicsteroids.com/

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