^ This right here. AAS is a great tool but not the only one in the shed. Sadly it is often used to soon or too heavily by people that are impatient, and could have achieved that level of condition with out the aid. There is a time and a place, but with any supplement they are only going to be effective if you put the work in. But realistically if you put the work in on the ground floor and worked your way up to running some cycles then went off and tried to get to where you where at after training on AAS naturally; your not going to get there, close to it but not back at your peak on AAS, your natural peak is gonna be a little lower. But if you just ran a cycle with no real ground floor, then came back to training and where serious about it then yeah you could get to where you where. All depends on when and how you started to cycle.
