JayRock
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I've read many different articles that state that your arms will only grow naturally 10 inches larger than your wrists. I have 17 '' wrists, and the biggest my arms got to was around 18.75 on a very dirty bulk years ago and many PH's were involved. I've always wanted to have lean, defined 18'' arms. I lost all of that size years ago because I had kids, stopped lifting, and lost alot of size. Right now I'm at 17'' flexed and cold, 14-15% bodyfat, with 7 inch wrists. I've been attempting to bulk again, but recently found out that I'm gluten sensitive, and that I can't have soy, whey, or casein proteins due to being allergic to them all. No milk too. I'm hesitant to do 5-6 meals a day, bulking up with gluten free carbs like quinoa, rice, etc, plus taking beef protein, AnaBeta, Triazole, DAA, creatine. Training is 3-4 sets of everything, 6-10 reps everything, 3-4 exercises for every muscle group done once a week. With that info, is there any tip or insight towards my training, diet, etc that I could add to help me reach that size by mid to late spring? I don't want to mess with Tren, M-Drol things like that again.