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Does Symmetry have healing roperties of Cissu?

rocckky said:
Since Symmetry is a derivative of Cissus.... Would it also serve as joint/tissue RX?
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It may retain slight healing properties, but no where near the level of Cissus RX.
 
USPLabs said:
It may retain slight healing properties, but no where near the level of Cissus RX.
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I'm still confused on what it is.
Would you recommend stacking it with Cissus Rx? I was thinking about using it in PCT (along with nolva of course) and maybe stacking it with Cissus at that time. After my last cycle I wsas hurting in a couple of places.... back and knees to be particular.
 
You're thinking correctly bro. Maybe you could get away with taking 1 less cap of cissus a day but I'm just speculating.
 
Highlanda01602 said:
I'm still confused on what it is.
Would you recommend stacking it with Cissus Rx? I was thinking about using it in PCT (along with nolva of course) and maybe stacking it with Cissus at that time. After my last cycle I wsas hurting in a couple of places.... back and knees to be particular.
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Look at symmetry as a natural anabolic and Cissus for pain then for its anabolic properties.
 
hm.... would you recommend stacking them together in PCT?
they sound pretty good together, as Symmetry would be helpful in PCT and Cissus for repair?
 
Highlanda01602 said:
hm.... would you recommend stacking them together in PCT?
they sound pretty good together, as Symmetry would be helpful in PCT and Cissus for repair?
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Ohh yes they go well together. Cissus has many anabolic fractions that are lost in symmetry due to isolation.
 
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