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Hello, i've been bodybuilding off and on now for 18 years now. i was thinking of going on a 4 week cycle of a prohormone stack. is this a good idea?
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No: Taking hormones for body building is a bad idea. There are too many potential side effects.
Answered 9/28/2016
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