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| Registered User | rpm, drive, igf-2 I've been lifting for 15 + years now, tried alot of supplements and wasted my money on alot of supps. This is my first post. I have viewed posted here for a couple months now and the information i've found for the most part is great, posted from alot of knowledgable people. I have never tried steroids and used a prohormone once. I went into a Max muscle and asked whats been working for people. The guy said tren. With out proper knowledge of the product , i used it and in 5 to 6 days my sex drive was history. My wife got pissed and through the product away. Lucky me i snapped back to normal in a week. Anyhow, i have been using rpm, drive, and igf-2 for 24 days now. The results so far are amazing. I lost 3 lbs on the scale. Body fat lower, and added noticable muscle. I have 1 month left of this product before i give my body a rest and switch to something else. Anyhow, my question is, for those who have tried the same stack, have you kept all the gains you have made, and when you stopped use did you have to watch for fat gain? Also i must say props. to Applied Nutriceuticals on a great product. |
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| Board Sponsor | Thanks a lot, decades, for the great feedback. Glad to hear you are enjoying your stack. Now to your question. How long you can retain the gains from RPM/Drive/IGF-2 depends on my factors, including your body metabolism/genetics and your lifestyle. If you maintain the same diet, exercise regime, and other protocols after your stack, as you did while making the gains during your stack, you should be able to maintain the gains for several weeks or months (depending on your genetics). A more precise answer is hard to provide. By the way, one way some have succeeded in maintaining their gains over time is to take low doses of the products regularly. Some have been on RPM continuously since one year or more. Same for Drive and IGF-2. USPLabs Product Educator These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and do not constitute medical advice. |
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