Stack of 1-test, decabolin, anavar pct with arimiplex. Advice?
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xR1pp3Rx
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I recomend you try some APEX Arimahex and possibly Hyperion before you go on a full blown hormonal cycle.
These products will produce some very similar results in many ways albeit not in same manner. They actually walk a fine line of being "hormonal"
Hyperion includes a small amount of DHEA (similar to the products you mentioned as they are DHEA metabolites.)
Arimahex WILL raise your test and Hyperion WILL raise your free test!
Smont
Legend
Post up the products and there labels
Smont
Legend
Never mind, that stuffs not new, it's crap and arimiplex is not a real pct, not even close.
Hean2130
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Never mind, that stuffs not new, it's crap and arimiplex is not a real pct, not even close.
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someone in a different thread mentioned it being new so that was my thought on it
Hean2130
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Just trying to try something new and see results from it. I’m not very well knowledged but am continuing to look around more and more everyday
Hean2130
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It is high tech. Extremely new so I don’t know where to look entirely. Still doing some looking around but it’s hard to find something reputable
PolishHamm3r77
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I would avoid anything from Hi-Tech. Smoke and mirrors
xR1pp3Rx
Legend
www.apex-alchemy.com
of interest for you:
Arimahex
Hyperion
Epichaos
Ursa Major
Triton
and when you are a little more educated on hormonals
Stanogen
If you are bulking or just trying to recomp a bit
Mass Shift
Also, Apex has BOGO sales often so you can mix and match products to try out. these are all Topicals and offer second to none quality and service.
Hean2130
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Will take a look at those then. Very much appreciate the advice. Will give myself more time to look into hormonals, got a bad habit of jumping the gun.
So I’ll stay natural for awhile before beginning anything like that. Maybe go in for bloodwork and see where my levels are at just out of pure curiosity. But just being natural I’ve seen progress in the gym. Just need to get my diet right which seems like the hardest thing in the world to do. Again thankyou for your input and feedback
BBiceps
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It’s overpriced and underdosed, don’t get tricked by the fancy names of the products.
Stacks1
Well-known member
You don't need to get bloodwork out of pure curiosity. You need to get bloodwork because:
1) You need to know if you're healthy enough to even cycle and whether or not you should keep an eye on certain things/ take additional support supps.
2) What your baseline numbers are so you know if you're recovering from your cycles.
Hean2130
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Learning a lot from this small thread alone so I appreciate it. Yeah I do want to see what my baseline is, and that was what I was pertaining to. Fairly certain I’m healthy in most aspects but I’m trying to play it safe and not rush into things. Hence why I’m here
Foxx13
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Hiw long have you been training? What’s your weight, height, and workouts like? Are you consistent with training?
i would dial in nutrition first and run a few bulk and cut cycles to see what you can do naturally. If nutrition and workouts are not dialed in with time under your belt you are going to miss the boat on your first cycle.
a cycle will give you results pending your training hard but your gonna leave a lot
On the table of everything is not calculated and you don’t know what you can do through multiple cut/bulk cycles.
nutrition is not that hard to nail down, for the common gym goer, I’m not talking bodybuilding pro. Make some changes, give it time, assess what happens and keep making changes. Whole Foods, good protein at 1x BW in grams of protein, and increasing/decreasing carbs is a good start.
PolishHamm3r77
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^^ This post is spot on! Squeeze everything you can out natty. Then contemplate a cycle. Of a single compound. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
Hean2130
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I’ve been going 5 days a week on a normal bro split. I’m 190lbs at 5’11” and been very consistent for a year. Love the gym and always have just regret wasting years prior doing nothing but playing games and wasting my life away. So part of it is me wanting to be impatient and make up for ground lost in that time frame. Overall it’s my diet that’s my biggest factor I think. Not much of a chef and new at looking for macros because for years I lived off frozen **** like tv dinners. If I’m in a rush for protein I will just toss a pound of ground beef on the stove and call that dinner. Is mostly where I’m at now. But I do need to have more self discipline
Foxx13
Member
in my opinión, take it or leave it, a year of training doesn’t justice the need for a cycle. You have so much more to gain. It seems your motivated and headed in the right direction. Put focus into your nutrition now. I would look at Mike Israteal videos. I think he’s got good vids on nutrition, macros, and how to start figuring it out.
personally I like hitting everything twice a week. As someone who is new you might do better with an upper/lower or push/pull/legs style training. Make sure to got large compound exercises in: squats deads presses pull-ups rows, etc… with DB work and BW work mixed in
PolishHamm3r77
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I am in a place physically that I cannot go “balls out” when lifting. But I am keeping my diet on point. I look better now than when I was able to lift heavy. There are a few fitness tracker apps that are free. The one I use scans bar codes and I weigh and measure my portions(carbs only oatmeal rice etc). This logs everything you eat and totals your macros and micros. It may shed light on things you thought you were doing correctly, if anything it will keep you honest.