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motiv8er

motiv8er

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I am looking for user accounts of this new product. Gains in size, strength, recovery,etc... also comment on ease of use...

THANKS!!
 
Hey bro!

Poopypants and i have a log going in the cycle section. I'm running it with phera, and poopy with epistane. While it's not a 1-T solo review, i think it should be some good feedback all the same. :)
 
motiv8er said:
I am looking for user accounts of this new product. Gains in size, strength, recovery,etc... also comment on ease of use...

THANKS!!
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Yep... nobody has even gotten their hands on a bottle yet... but keep an eye out.... people should be receiving their pre-orders in the next couple days.

-Pp
 
 
Thanks guys, please keep us posted.
 
how would running a new topical dhea lotion with epistane and phera give anything meaningful. I think it's a big waste of your money.
 
It's not just DHEA, man.

Active ingredients per 5 pumps

1-Androsterone™ – 112.5 mg
DHEA – 94.5 mg
Pregnenolone - 18 mg
 
schmekler said:
how would running a new topical dhea lotion with epistane and phera give anything meaningful. I think it's a big waste of your money.
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DHEA is quite a bit more effective when taken topically…. It actually converts more readily to anabolic hormones than it would orally.

-Pp
 
Joint Pain

Just finished my second week of using 1-T solo at 4 pumps per day. Only thing I've noticed is a lot of joint pains - elbows and knees - bad enough to actually reduce my strength levels. I'm wondering if this is the DHEA or 1-andosterone shutting down cortisol output and causing the problem. Anybody else have similar experiences? For what it's worth, I'm 61 and 185 pounds.
 
Beach Billy said:
Just finished my second week of using 1-T solo at 4 pumps per day. Only thing I've noticed is a lot of joint pains - elbows and knees - bad enough to actually reduce my strength levels. I'm wondering if this is the DHEA or 1-andosterone shutting down cortisol output and causing the problem. Anybody else have similar experiences? For what it's worth, I'm 61 and 185 pounds.
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Do you intend to continue your cycle? It could be a brief arthritic flare-up due to the winter weather, I take aspirin for mine and sparingly at that. Sometimes there isnt a correlation, the only way to find out is to stop the cycle but continue lifting weights. Alternatively stop doing both and see what happens. The DHEA could be the culprit, it could be spuring an immune response which triggers the joint pain. Have you had any autoimmune problems before?
 
Knowbull said:
Do you intend to continue your cycle? It could be a brief arthritic flare-up due to the winter weather, I take aspirin for mine and sparingly at that. Sometimes there isnt a correlation, the only way to find out is to stop the cycle but continue lifting weights. Alternatively stop doing both and see what happens. The DHEA could be the culprit, it could be spuring an immune response which triggers the joint pain. Have you had any autoimmune problems before?
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Not sure if I'm going to stop the cyle early - the pain is not delibitating and only happens during heavy lifting or sprinting - so not arthritic. Also, I live in FL so winter weather's not a factor. The only joint problem I've had in the past was due to bursitis in my shoulders, but nothing in my knees or elbows. Just seems coincidental.
 
Beach Billy said:
Just finished my second week of using 1-T solo at 4 pumps per day. Only thing I've noticed is a lot of joint pains - elbows and knees - bad enough to actually reduce my strength levels. I'm wondering if this is the DHEA or 1-andosterone shutting down cortisol output and causing the problem. Anybody else have similar experiences? For what it's worth, I'm 61 and 185 pounds.
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Ive noticed that anabolics can cause a certain mobility stiffness. Wearing warmer clothes, performing a longer warm up and encouraging more blood flow seems to be the cure.

-Pp
 
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