I use to work out about 2-3 hours a day for 5 days then stopped about 3 years ago. Recently I've been doing research on different things I could take. I've never taken any type of anabolic, I'm really interested in starting up I was recommended 12 week test and tren? I'm 6"2 270lbs 28yrs I'm looking for strength gains and to get cut up with more mass since I tend to look smaller when working out always dropping body fat and looking puny lol. Any recommendations and let me know about any side effects that I would be lookng at for them also. I'm on Xanax and suffer from sever panic attacks. I've kind of lost my muscle and am medium build also lost strength. I'm sick of dealing with aches and pains with my back from a deteriorated disk in my lumbar. I want to really chisel out my core. Any help will be appreciated also lol I'm kind of a hypochondriac. Haha again I am completely new to any of this so I want to educate myself first.
New to this, need help!
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Elliotmax
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You haven't been working out in 3 years and thinking of using anabolics? You're not one of them new resolution people are you??
If you're serious about this, I would first drop some weight and slowly get back into lifting. That's the first step. Wait a year or 2 before you ever consider using any gear, let alone something as harsh/ strong as tren.
Losing weight will help with your back condition and it will allow you to have a better view of your muscles and what you're working with. You will be more healthy too and maybe able to handle the sides of taking AAS better. At your current state all you need is to train right and having a good diet and you WILL see results. If you're not mentally strong enough to start this off on your own and put some work into it first, then you might as well give up right now and right here.
If you're serious about this, I would first drop some weight and slowly get back into lifting. That's the first step. Wait a year or 2 before you ever consider using any gear, let alone something as harsh/ strong as tren.
Losing weight will help with your back condition and it will allow you to have a better view of your muscles and what you're working with. You will be more healthy too and maybe able to handle the sides of taking AAS better. At your current state all you need is to train right and having a good diet and you WILL see results. If you're not mentally strong enough to start this off on your own and put some work into it first, then you might as well give up right now and right here.
