I did my first cycle when I was about 40. I am 44 now and aas has given me a new lease on life. It's funny the majority of the guys here are in their 20's or 40's. I think we slack in our 30's with marriage and career, then in our 30's get disgusted with the way we let ourselves go and decide to get back into it. Just a thought. It's basically what happened to me.

Started with weights at 18, first cycle 27 or 28, took a break from all AAS from about 33 to 43, felt it was time for a boost, never stopped working out, no excuses, i have to say i have squated and heavy since i dicovered them and how they can single-handedly change your body but i do pay the price of age. At 45 i don't have the luxury to hit it hard when i feel like i, at this age your body usually tells you when its recovered enough. If your smart you can prolong the heavy stuff but i think one day at 50, 315 on your back for reps could only be a memory. All and all i'mm bigger than i ever was maybe not as lean but still have nice vascularity and fullness. Good luck to all. PS> If i new then what i know now my training would have been totally diff. and joints would have most likley not been as much of an issue.

Thing is you cant only go light weight, always change things up.
Ofcourse steroids will give you better gains etc.... that you should have known by now

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If you don't keep score why the F play! If I get a pain in a joint, I work that mofo. Maybe just me but it don't ache! Never stop!