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8 Week Androhard - u jelly?

So I'm thinking of adding in a stim burner in the last 4 weeks. Thoughts?

I have eca on hand (most likely skip the A dude to the absorption warnings with androhard). I also have a bottle of eviscerate. Thoughts?
 
i'd be jealous if you had 4 bottles of andromass to run for an 8 week cycle at 2x the rec dosage, followed up with 8 weeks of androhard, now that would be interesting.
 
bikeswimlive said:
So I'm thinking of adding in a stim burner in the last 4 weeks. Thoughts?

I have eca on hand (most likely skip the A dude to the absorption warnings with androhard). I also have a bottle of eviscerate. Thoughts?
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EC would be your best bet. Maybe add in a non-stim supp to compliment it like TTA?
 
jbryand101b said:
i'd be jealous if you had 4 bottles of andromass to run for an 8 week cycle at 2x the rec dosage, followed up with 8 weeks of androhard, now that would be interesting.
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I'd rather see it the other way around. Though I can see how a recomp type of PH like androhard after a mass phase would be great. Not a lot of weight loss (if any), but getting leaner.
 
Rodja said:
EC would be your best bet. Maybe add in a non-stim supp to compliment it like TTA?
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I think I'll start adding EC in starting Sunday. Should I start at 12.5E(Bronkaid) and 100C to avoid any BP issues and assess how the extra absorption from the AH effects me? Should these be taken at the same time as my morning AH?
 
I would dose them in the am and start low, especially paired with the androhard. Monitor the bp and if after a week there isn't much of a change you should be safe. What is your goal? Seems like this stack is fairly easy on the body and shouldn't suppress much at all.
 
HATEFULone said:
I would dose them in the am and start low, especially paired with the androhard. Monitor the bp and if after a week there isn't much of a change you should be safe. What is your goal? Seems like this stack is fairly easy on the body and shouldn't suppress much at all.
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Pretty much this. As long as the BP is good, you should be ok.
 
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Thanks for the help guys. I'm really just going back and forth on what to add in though. I've ran ECA on a couple occasions and loved it. Plus it is cheap and god knows I've spent enough on this cycle, BUT Androlean is like 50 bucks right now.... Plus being two weeks in, AL could get here in time to run it the entire last four weeks with AH.

Decisions decisions.
 
$50 for androlean? On sale I assume, seems to be more worth it for that price, the presale price was a bit steep.
 
HATEFULone said:
$50 for androlean? On sale I assume, seems to be more worth it for that price, the presale price was a bit steep.
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Yeah it's part of their sale that they emailed about. That was really why I was considering it. I'm still thinking ECA, but I'll make a decision soon.
 
Pick up some magnesium and keep an eye on your BP. The magnesium will help regulate it.
 
Sorry I'm late. I had the techs in the blue car servicing my internet.

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oogaly_boogal said:
Pick up some magnesium and keep an eye on your BP. The magnesium will help regulate it.
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Will do. I decided to go with ECA and odered some bronkaid.

Right now (two weeks and three days in), the most noticeable effect is vascularity and a slightly noticeable muscle fullness throughout the day. My strength is up moderately on all lifts except my bench press. That's frustrating, but I've always been weak on the bench.

Endurance seems to be up as well.
 
SilentBob187 said:
Sorry I'm late. I had the techs in the blue car servicing my internet.

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Should have hired this guy:

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bikeswimlive said:
Should have hired this guy:

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I don't know how I feel about a cat driving. I'm still not over my last experience with one:

 
 
Rodja said:
Can someone explain WTF that face is and why I see it everywhere? HTS, I'm looking at you...
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Jonathan A. Avery was a man of humble origins who grew up on a farm in central Nevada. Not happy with a life of growing Christmas Trees on his family's estate he moved at the age of 18 to San Fernando Valley, CA. where he began his career in movies. After a few stand in roles his on screen charisma caught the eye of one Gooey Masters, director of such films as Titanic Double Ds, Hanging with Mr. Cooper, and Good Burger.

This was Jayvree's (as he was now called) big break. He was making so many low-budget, independent films that before they were finished shooting he was already positive they would be a hit. It was this constant self-affirming feeling that lent Jayvree his signature expression, his 'cool-face.'

Last month, when he was interviewed by indy contributor Walter Cronkite he acknowledged cool-face as the new trend that everyone has picked up. "It's like, I just know that this is going to work out and I am going to have another winner in the bag. Time for Jayvree to go Mr. Coolface up in here ... if other people wanna use cool-face too that's cool, it had just better be for something that is exceedingly awesome."

A young graphic artist, completely enthralled with Jayvree, uploaded a painting of Jayvree to a geocities page on September 3, 1996. The only contact information he provided with the picture was an email address, [email protected] an account which, according to AOL, was only an active account from September 1, 1996 to September 4, 1996. This picture began to circulate and was superimposed on other pictures to attempt to bring them up to Jayvree quality.

Sadly, moments after Jayvree's film, No Entry: Challenge Accepted, he was killed in a collision involving a Unicycle and a Walrus. You can still find the artist rendition of his famous 'cool-face' on many websites.

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That is the most complete and accurate history of trollface I've ever read.

However, you did forget to mention Avery's love of dance in which he often refers to himself as the, "true hustle and flow". Due to this fact, there are many instances found online where second, third, fourth (cont.) generation trolls pay homage to Avery with a dance of troll celebrations. To be legitimate, the dance must be impromptu and full of passion. If not, the celebration is considered to be amateur and to have a complete lack of swagger.

Example:

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