chopadeamus
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hi johnnyb i got a question and you seem very knowledgable!!!
Basics of cycling
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alan jackson
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help
ive done roids before but recently moved to a new town and cant find anything anywhere was wondering if someone culd help and get ahold of me by email colefinley7@yahoo.com
ive done roids before but recently moved to a new town and cant find anything anywhere was wondering if someone culd help and get ahold of me by email colefinley7@yahoo.com
Help asap
Hi everyone
Need help
I can't start a new thread as admin are sorting this for me but if someone could help me here it would be great
I am currently on T3 100mg a day split, work out 6x a week cardio and weights for toning. I am losing about on average 3lbs a week at the minute
I am due to collect the first supply of HGH tonight and was going to run 2iu a day for 6mths also. Can someone tell me is this worth the money and taking to lose more weight or is 3lbs a week as much I will get with or without the HGH
Any replies would be could as don't want to fork out ££££ if its wasted.
OR any other suggestions are welcome
Thanks in Advance
Hi everyone
Need help
I can't start a new thread as admin are sorting this for me but if someone could help me here it would be great
I am currently on T3 100mg a day split, work out 6x a week cardio and weights for toning. I am losing about on average 3lbs a week at the minute
I am due to collect the first supply of HGH tonight and was going to run 2iu a day for 6mths also. Can someone tell me is this worth the money and taking to lose more weight or is 3lbs a week as much I will get with or without the HGH
Any replies would be could as don't want to fork out ££££ if its wasted.
OR any other suggestions are welcome
Thanks in Advance
quadzillaman
getter done
awesome info
Just wanted to say hello to everyone, this is my first post. I am 38 and never done steroids.I now exercise with heavy roughly 15 years with 2 years of interruption and began again roughly 8 months.
I think of making a cycle 4 weeks with anadrol 50
1/4 for the first week, 1/2 for the second week, 1/1 the third week and afterwards I decrease the dose perhaps in the 1/4
certainly with proviron on hand during the cycle, and nolvadex and for post-cycle.
anadrol 50 in tablet.
and a second cycle with dianabol.
it appears to you good? I will have no problem with endogenous testosterone?
it needs I add something else in these cycles?
I apologize to you for my bad English.
why the way of steroids can be characterized one way road?
I do not agree: P
(beyond from the supplements that all we know, I have made also a cycle with prohormones)
Thanks
I think of making a cycle 4 weeks with anadrol 50
1/4 for the first week, 1/2 for the second week, 1/1 the third week and afterwards I decrease the dose perhaps in the 1/4
certainly with proviron on hand during the cycle, and nolvadex and for post-cycle.
anadrol 50 in tablet.
and a second cycle with dianabol.
it appears to you good? I will have no problem with endogenous testosterone?
it needs I add something else in these cycles?
I apologize to you for my bad English.
why the way of steroids can be characterized one way road?
I do not agree: P
(beyond from the supplements that all we know, I have made also a cycle with prohormones)
Thanks
doitright24
Mi manchi papà.
you have got to be fucking kidding me right....guys this thread is from 05......start your own thread and people will welcome you....timbo you are the exception. and read the rules before you start asking questios that get you banned.
SD MAtrix
Hi,
Im 33yrs old 5'11 and weight 94kg. I have been training 3-4 yrs and have never used anythink like this before just shakers.
After running an SD Matrix cycle which looked like this:
2 Weeks SD + Milk Thistle
2 Weeks Androbolix + Milk Th + Estro Supress
2 Weeks SD + Milk Th
4 Weeks Androbolix + Milk Th + Estro Supress
I noticed some sensitivity around my nipples after a month and they are sore also have bump on my right nipple.
Getting kinda worried that I'm going to have bitch tits and looking for advice in how to get rid of this. Is there anything which i can take or would i need to go for stuff like Clomid or Nolvadex????
Regards
Oz
Hi,
Im 33yrs old 5'11 and weight 94kg. I have been training 3-4 yrs and have never used anythink like this before just shakers.
After running an SD Matrix cycle which looked like this:
2 Weeks SD + Milk Thistle
2 Weeks Androbolix + Milk Th + Estro Supress
2 Weeks SD + Milk Th
4 Weeks Androbolix + Milk Th + Estro Supress
I noticed some sensitivity around my nipples after a month and they are sore also have bump on my right nipple.
Getting kinda worried that I'm going to have bitch tits and looking for advice in how to get rid of this. Is there anything which i can take or would i need to go for stuff like Clomid or Nolvadex????
Regards
Oz
Kingkong25
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danthetoolman1987
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If you are under 25, it is best for you to have an x-ray done to see if your growth plates are closed. If they are, you can start cycling. If their not please wait, you'll be glad you did.
Keep it simple, don't try and get all your goals out of one cycle. Start simple, use test first, I prefer test with one ester, enanthate or cypionate, I'm not a multi ester gear fan, but that's me. Start at 400-500mg a week for 10 weeks, make sure you have everything you need before starting the cycle. I like nolva for pct and to have on hand encase you get gyno. Some have a hard time during PCT with estrogen levels, they can make the biggest guy, be as emotional as a 13 year old on her period. Nolva will block the estrogen so this won't happen. You don't want to be 20lbs bigger and crying at a chick flic with your/a girl. Although it may get some of you in touch with your feminine side, which could help with the chics, but your noodle might not work, so that wouldn't be good
Back to the post, when cycling if you're not gaining, don't think you need to up the dose. What you need to do is eat more food, you can do all the gear you want but if the calories aren't there to promote growth, more gear isn't going to do anything. Your diet is going to determine what your cycle is. If you're eating everything in sight it's going to be a bulker, if you're eating protein like a mad man, with moderate amounts of carbs and good fats, it's going to be a lean mass cycle. If you're limiting your carbs and doing lots of cardio, it's a cutter.
Here's why I like introducing one compound at a time into your body. First of all, you'll know how your body reacts to that compound, good or bad. If you use 2 compounds you've never used, if something starts going wrong you won't know what's causing it. Secondly, adding a new compound to your second cycle, is almost like doing a first cycle again. Here's why, remember I said almost. You are introducing a new compound to the mix, it's hitting the receptors different, so to speak, then the first compound. Which will add a different reaction from the cycle. Deca is more androgenic (it's more anabolic), EQ raises Red Blood Cell count, which all gear does but EQ more so.
Third cycle try a new compound with the test, if you use EQ on the second cycle, try deca on this one or the other way around depending on what you ran on the second cycle.
Fourth cycle, you can add an oral or try trenbolone, I wouldn't try trenbolone and an oral in the same cycle, unless you've run one of them before, but at this point, they should both be new to you.
Fifth cycle would be adding an oral or the trenbolone, depending on what you decided for your 4th. If you follow this plan, you can get some nice gains from all these, because of the introduction of a new drug to your body with each new cycle. Once you've went through this protocol, you can do the same cycle with higher doses or a combination of three compounds at the same dose used before.
With deca and EQ you might want to go 12 weeks, since they both have a longer ester on them, peak levels take up to 6-7 weeks to peak, run your enanthate or cypionate one week passed either one, if you use sustanon, it doesn't matter, because one of the esters clears at the same rate as EQ and Deca. Don't go over 400mg a week with either. When you hit the trenbolone, go 10 weeks with trenbolone enathate and 6-8 weeks if you go with trenbolone acetate with test propionate.
I don't see the point of more then 3 compounds. I've done 7-8 cycle and this is my first going over a gram of combined gear. It's test c/tren e/EQ, each at 200mg every 3 days, about 1400mg a week, I'll drop the tren e at week 13 and add masteron enanthate for 12 more, may switch to test e. Keeping the EQ/ Mast at around the 400-450mg mark and upping the test to 750mgBack to the post.
Using Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) during a cycle, anything over 10 weeks or the use of any 19-nor. Needs to have Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) run with the cycle, 300-500iu every 3-5 days. Run it up to one week before you start PCT.
I keep saying post cycle therapy (pct), what is that, Post Cycle Therapy, this is to restore your natural test levels. The reason for running Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) during a cycle. Is to keep your nuts from shrinking, this gives your body one less thing to recover from, so PCT can get to the work of restoring the HPTA.
I don't like standardized PCT's, what I mean is, 3 weeks of clomid at certain doses or 4 weeks of nolva at certain doses. I believe all PCT should be run until your sex drive is back and in full swing. I also believe they should have some dose of nolva in them. Because nolva blocks estrogen, clomid lacks in this area. You don't want unchecked estrogen during PCT. Whatever PCT you run, keep running nolva until that sex drive is back. You need to research PCT and go with what you think will work for you, just remember to run that ending dose with nolva, until that wood is working.
LR3 IGF-1, can be used alone or with post cycle therapy (pct), for the first time I wouldn't do it on your first run at PCT. 40mcg is a good first time dose, post w/o, make sure you eat lots of protein. LR3 has an effect like slin on shuttling nutrients into the muscle cells, but to a lesser degree. So a carb/protein drink post w/o is a good idea. I drink another protein shake one hour after, then eat a small meal one hour after that. If you lower your carbs you'll get some fat loss, after those 2 drink and a meal. If you're bulking you can keep the carbs, with the half-life being around 6 hours you'll get that insulin-like effect for that time. I've used avandia with LR3, it give you more of an insulin effect, so make sure you get those carbs in, becacuse you will go hypo.
I hope I covered it all, I know I didn't but I tried
JohnnyB
yea i have been doing test for 8 to 10 weeks my biggest problem is finding more cuz my brother is in the army witch makes it pretty freakin hard to find him any hookups or ideas
danthetoolman1987
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i mean i just ran out idk i have some one only 100 miles away but a cert-en someone know the guy and it just doesn't work any idea any one? to get gear decca and test i mean if any one can help im new to the site but you could email me dan_the_tool_man1987@yahoo.com
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danthetoolman1987
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dan_the_tool_man1987@yahoo.com
danthetoolman1987
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sure ur hgh is legit?
