TT33 or 7-keto DHEA

saggy321

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Hi chaps,

which do you think would be better. I'm at around 12% and struggling to drop below. Is one better than the other on paper?
 
saggy321 said:
Hi chaps,

which do you think would be better. I'm at around 12% and struggling to drop below. Is one better than the other on paper?
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You could use either. However, well before you even consider adding in supplements, REASSESS your NUTRITION and/or TRAINING and make the appropriate changes there (i.e. make sure you're eating ideally for fat loss for you, not overexercising, getting enough recovery, etc.) - since if you can't get under 12% bodyfat, then making sure those areas are targeted specifically at FAT LOSS for YOU should be able to get you there withOUT the use of anything but the basic staples.

~Rosie~
 
Rosie Chee said:
You could use either. However, well before you even consider adding in supplements, REASSESS your NUTRITION and/or TRAINING and make the appropriate changes there (i.e. make sure you're eating ideally for fat loss for you, not overexercising, getting enough recovery, etc.) - since if you can't get under 12% bodyfat, then making sure those areas are targeted specifically at FAT LOSS for YOU should be able to get you there withOUT the use of anything but the basic staples.

~Rosie~
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Ross Erstling?
 
7-keto >>>> thyroidals. SNS makes both (Reduce XT and Thyrocaps, respectively) so my opinion isn't biased by the company I rep for. You will enjoy Reduce XT much more.
 
mr.cooper69 said:
7-keto >>>> thyroidals. SNS makes both (Reduce XT and Thyrocaps, respectively) so my opinion isn't biased by the company I rep for. You will enjoy Reduce XT much more.
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Reliable as ever! Is there anything you don't know :-)

Seriously thanks man. I wasn't aware reduce XT contain 7 keto.
 
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