Recent content by nsharp

No, the sleep thing isn't true; but I always sleep better when on cycle. Honestly man, just lose weight without the use of PEDs to start off with. Diet and exercise can do way more than you think, but the discipline is usually where people falter. If you're going to Thailand, do some walks...

I'm going to go ahead and assume you won't be a professional bodybuilder, train to be an olympian, or be a professional athlete in general. The answer in this situation is get a fucking grip dude. There is no way you should even be considering these options, thats absurd. Take it from a dude...

gpz all day every day

Aromasin all the way, never have run adex, never had to.

As long as its not 'obnoxious' it's fine.

TUDCA seems like the best liver protection, then there's the forever little brother milk thistle. There are other things but I always come back to a combo of these two.

Can't really do music while I lift if it's headphones. Otherwise if there's a big speaker I'll plug the ol' phone in to the John Denver radio.

Envy, perfect description. Keep us posted!

Definitely gonna need them and don't start until you have them in case thing go south!

My main man Pacman, fingers crossed.

Also the pip can depend on the amount of BA per vial, so there could be a number of reasons you experience it. Also, if you aspirate, there is a tendency to move the needle around; this causes issues too if you're not awesome at it haha.

Taurine, potassium, and some mobility work tossed in there and you'll see better/less painful results

Pretty much what stevesmi stated. You're gonna have to eat heavy, carbs and fat are a good way to go with this route. You'll get bigger, I think you'll like what you see.

Yeah, that's why I went with saying that it's not always the case but I do enjoy the longer cycles so I tend to stick with a longer rest/recovery time. Then again, I'm not training as a bodybuilder so it suits my lifestyle more than others. In the end it will come down to bloods and training...

I like the however long you're on is how long you should rest. Is that always the case? Probably not, but it is a good protocol to build a schedule off of.