So I ran across some information that scared me a tad. I'm almost 21 and considering a couple mild prohormone cycles.
I was looking into some rumors I'd heard that certain bones don't fuse until age 25, and apparently it's true. The clavice, pelvis, and a couple others can still grow past 21 years of age in males.
Now I figured I was safe in doing prohormones because I haven't gained any height in about 4 years. I assumed my bones were done growing.
Now, to anyone who knows: Is a moderate prohormone cycle guaranteed to close once-open growth plates? Is any potential closure dose- and cycle length-dependant, ie could I avoid the issue by only doing short, moderate cycles? I've also heard it's more of an estrogenic effect... is this true? Would this mean that using a prohormone that doesn't aromatize and/or having good anti-estrogen control while "on" could prevent the problem?
I was looking into some rumors I'd heard that certain bones don't fuse until age 25, and apparently it's true. The clavice, pelvis, and a couple others can still grow past 21 years of age in males.
Now I figured I was safe in doing prohormones because I haven't gained any height in about 4 years. I assumed my bones were done growing.
Now, to anyone who knows: Is a moderate prohormone cycle guaranteed to close once-open growth plates? Is any potential closure dose- and cycle length-dependant, ie could I avoid the issue by only doing short, moderate cycles? I've also heard it's more of an estrogenic effect... is this true? Would this mean that using a prohormone that doesn't aromatize and/or having good anti-estrogen control while "on" could prevent the problem?