lakers0812
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First things first, Im 22 yrs old, 6'1 200lbs. I've done two p-mag cycles with phenomenal results, and an m1,4add cycle. Just recently I decided to do a superdrol pulse, more specifically Hard Rocks methastadrol. I did a pulse for two weeks. First week I did mon, tuesday, friday, sat. During week 2, I did mon, wed, friday. I dosed it at 20 mg.
It was unbelievable superdrol was the real deal. I was seeing incredible size gains. My pump was ridiculous and all I wanted to do was stay in the gym. I had an alpha male feeling and overall felt great with no sides other than slight blood pressure increases (Nothing that cycle assist and grape seed extract couldn't take care of). After two weeks, I ended the pulse with the idea of taking a two week break and maybe doing another two week pulse. Here's where the problem started, I decided to get blood work the day I ended the pulse. My cholestorol was perfect (which was what I was worried about before starting), and liver values were normal. The problem is my testosterone came out to 60! It should've been in between a range of 300-1195. I was shocked the last thing I expected was to be this shut down from a 2 week superdrol pulse dosed at 20 mg. I immediately got on post cycle therapy (pct). I did Nolva and clomid. Nolva 40/20/20/20 and clomid 100/50/50/25.
After finishing my pct and during my pct I felt extremely lethargic and lost all my muscle mass and had no motivation to go to the gym because I was losing my muscle no matter how much I ate of lifted. I stopped pct and am feeling constantly EXHAUSTED all day long. I can't take it anymore I need to do something as I can't function. No matter how much I sleep, it is not enough. I imagine that I am still shutdown even after the post cycle therapy (pct). In addition to the exhaustion my libido is weak. The number one thing I'm looking to fix is this constant overwhelming fatigue. Does anybody have any experience with this or suggestions? It would be greatly appreciated. Also I am meeting with an endocrinologist on tuesday. I can't take this anymore and will do anything to feel normal again. I don't plan on taking a cycle again. Superdrol although awesome definitely needs to be treated with respect.
It was unbelievable superdrol was the real deal. I was seeing incredible size gains. My pump was ridiculous and all I wanted to do was stay in the gym. I had an alpha male feeling and overall felt great with no sides other than slight blood pressure increases (Nothing that cycle assist and grape seed extract couldn't take care of). After two weeks, I ended the pulse with the idea of taking a two week break and maybe doing another two week pulse. Here's where the problem started, I decided to get blood work the day I ended the pulse. My cholestorol was perfect (which was what I was worried about before starting), and liver values were normal. The problem is my testosterone came out to 60! It should've been in between a range of 300-1195. I was shocked the last thing I expected was to be this shut down from a 2 week superdrol pulse dosed at 20 mg. I immediately got on post cycle therapy (pct). I did Nolva and clomid. Nolva 40/20/20/20 and clomid 100/50/50/25.
After finishing my pct and during my pct I felt extremely lethargic and lost all my muscle mass and had no motivation to go to the gym because I was losing my muscle no matter how much I ate of lifted. I stopped pct and am feeling constantly EXHAUSTED all day long. I can't take it anymore I need to do something as I can't function. No matter how much I sleep, it is not enough. I imagine that I am still shutdown even after the post cycle therapy (pct). In addition to the exhaustion my libido is weak. The number one thing I'm looking to fix is this constant overwhelming fatigue. Does anybody have any experience with this or suggestions? It would be greatly appreciated. Also I am meeting with an endocrinologist on tuesday. I can't take this anymore and will do anything to feel normal again. I don't plan on taking a cycle again. Superdrol although awesome definitely needs to be treated with respect.