The bodyfat aspect is for your health. Steroids mess with your cholesterol, blood pressure, liver, kidneys, etc, which are already under some strain at higher body fat levels in men. If you are over 22% body fat in men, the sole goal should be in dropping body fat. There should be no pudge on your belly at all in order to be a healthy male. You don’t need a 6 pack to be healthy, but there shouldn’t be anything sticking out either.
Male testosterone levels max out at 8-12% body fat. Ever wonder why women find men more attractive when they see a toned belly? It’s genetically ingrained.
When your body fat is too high, a higher percentage of the food you eat goes to fat anyway: basically your body is less efficient, and it’s based on your liver. At low body fat, like Dylan recommends, steroids work better with less side effects: you gain more muscle and your organs can handle it better.
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