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“High” is not really a accurate statement 😛
could you post your liver values?
Could you list the compounds and the amount you are running right now?
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for all the people here who are interested in pharmacology…
diphenhydramine (marketed as benadryl allergy relief) slows desensitization of beta receptors by inhibiting phospholipase A2. This will allow you to use clen for much longer (and it´ll still have the same effects. Also, since diphenhydramine is an anti-histamine, and histamines have a direct effect on beta-adrenoreceptors (not just Beta-2´s but all of them), using an anti-histamine will have a direct effect on reducing beta-receptor stimulation, and thus upregulating your beta-receptors.
it also has the potential to help you getting sleep when you experience insomnia induced by a higher dose of clen.e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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exactly 🙂
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ed is the best scenario to keep blood levels as stable as possible but eod will probably work just fine.
Later, when you know what sides to expect, you could switch to tren e to keep injection frequency down.e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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Since nobody else answered to this question, ill tell you what i found out through research and conversations with users.
First of all i want to say that I have no personal experience with trenFor the most part, sides can be really person dependant. Some people can use boatload of tren without major sides, some can’t tolerate it at all. The ratio should also be based on what your goals are! Higher tren/lower test will bring out the benefits of tren but you will also notice more of the tren specific side effects. With high test/low tren, you will be fuller but you won’t get as strong and hard. I guess the smartest way to do it is to start low with tren ACE and taper up slow. If the sides get too harsh, you can pull it and you will be fine again in a day. As a first time tren used it’s probably smart to stay below 300 mg/ week so my conclusion is that 500 test with 250 tren is probably the safer and better way.
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your welcome 🙂
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I would consider getting a new coach than.
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Even being 185 lbs at 12 % bf would not justify the amount of drugs you listed.
If you can’t build muscle this way, you’re doing something wrong (either training, nutrition or both).e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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I would reconsider your drug use. Thats waaay too much gear.
I would take a step back, do pct and after a couple of months when your hpta has recovered, i would start with a lower dose again.
Something like 400mg test e and 200 mg deca should be plenty.e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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Your dosages seem a bit high to me.
What was your last cycle?e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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halflife is around 60 hours so you might get away with injecting it e3d.
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yes but being leaner will also have a positive impact on your health.
Since the aromatase enzyme is also produced in adipose tissue, there will be less aromatization (so less estrogenic side effects while on cycle).e-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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aaah sorry 😛
no ideae-mail: avatarderboss@hotmail.de
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link -> https://anaboliclab.com/lab-results/brand-name/balkan-pharmaceuticals/
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