Yes, I'm using the LV version of Andro Hard.
OK, soory guys for the lack of updates.
So, the lethargy thing; well, I thought it was getting better only to find it continually rearing its ugly head! I was using a pure body part split--every day in the gym, one muscle group per workout, short but intense workouts. Well, that's been altered several times in just the first three weeks--I've basically given up on that I'm using a simpler split combined with some full body workouts. I just can't seem to drag my ass to the gym every day!
I have seen some decent, but not large, strength increases. My current weight is 254.6 Lbs. So, I'm + 4.6 Lbs. in 3 weeks. None of which (or at the most, very little) can be water weight. This is right on track for a recomp. I am looking leaner, and harder, despite frankly getting somewhat--not lazy--but unmotivated.
The reason I know it's not water weight is because the 1-T Tren did cause a pretty significant increase in blood pressure--to around 144/90. Too high to accept. Now I do have a tendency toward high blood pressure, and with very little cardiovascular conditioning during this cycle, it was going to happen. So, I started taking 1 Avilide tab/day. The Avilide I have is a combo of 150mg of irbesartan (an ACE inhibitor) and 12.5 mg of hydrochlorothiazide (a diuretic). This has worked to keep my blood pressure around 127/78-80. Normally my blood pressure runs around 115-117/70-75.
My overall impression so far is very mixed to be honest. I'm really not sure the extreme lack of motivation, mental listlessness, overall lack of sex drive, etc. is worth the relatively modest gains I've seen so far. I do like the muscle hardness; and I can tell that my metabolism has been reved up, as I am getting leaner despite relative lack of exercise volume. If the new V3 Andro Drive had been out I would have LOVED to throw that into the mix. I think with a substance that could jack up motivation this cycle could be SO MUCH better!
A final word on the lethargy. It's really more acccurate--at least for me--to think of it as mental listlessness, or flatness. I've never had the misfortune to suffer from a mental disease, but from descriptions this cycle seems to resemble a form of mild depression, or what I would think it feels like to be on anti-depresents or other such drugs--just kind of unmotivated and "flat". This is, by far, the part of this cycle I have disliked the most--and which, by the way, seems so different from running real gear.
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