As Kevin said, time and consistancy....
I have been training for 18 years. When I started, I weighed a mere 65 kgs, 1,87m tall. It took me 4 1/2 years to reach 88kgs. I got stuck there for more than a year, throwing every natural method in the book at my physique. I have reached my maximum natural genetic potential after 5 years of training.
Went on my first juice cycle - it bumped me up to 103 kgs in no time, but lost half of it again - BUT have also kept hanging onto the other half!
Careful planning over the following years, structured diet and training regimes, well-planned juice cycle and I reached 130kgs last year - that after 17 years of training.
This year I have been mostly at 115 - 116kgs @ 7% fat. Competed this year for the first time after 12 years of competition lay-off.
Why am I telling you this?? Look at the years spent, the careful planning and I'm still not where I would love to be. Without being impolite, if you have only been training for a year and half, you are still a \"baby\" in body building terms. A serious \"lifter\" has atleast 5 years of traing behind his name and a \"seasoned\" bodybuilder atleast 8 - 10 years.
Try and reach your maximum weight and basic sculpture / natural genetic potential, before considering juice. First learn the sport, then learn about diets and supplementation, and then only then, if you consider to be a competing athlete, consider juice...
Knowledge is power!
Knowledge is power!