T3 misconception. Be careful w t3 bc it messes with your pituitary gland which controls the thyroid n production of t3 n t4. It also controls other organs. Keep t3 cycle to 4 weeks. But the combo is a good one.
The misconception of Clen is that it can not be taken straight thru. After 5-7 days it floods receptors n passes thru. Ur better with the 5 day on 2-3 day off n allow receptors to clean out.
Creatine can be used on cycle n off cycle. The do or don't tends more to on season or off season. Creatine can cause water retention so on season show prep it's a no no but if not doing shows then u can use creatine on cycle.
N u do know that Winnie is not a cutter right. That's a wives tale. Winnie is a muscle cell stabilizer n only should be taken when a mass weight loss is coming. It stabilizes muscle cells so when Uve loss ur wt in fat you don't begin to lose muscle. So your cycle 2 should have blew ur cycle 1...
The misconception of t3 n t4 is that running it to long doesn't effect your thyroid itself. It can effect your pituitary gland which controls thyroid n other parts. Plus I get better results from t3 then t4. They are different meds.
I run hgh for 8 weeks then igf for 8 weeks but year round. I run it with everything from sus to dec to tren n primo depending on off season on season n show prep.
No need the var will be enough. If anything run a mild test with the var for better gains. Var and dball alone aren't real great. Bonds with a test. N test raisers tend to promise more then delivered. Run test e or sus with var n watch the gains.
First find a reliable coach that u can see face to face because you'll find out real quick that everyone has an opinion. If you want too notch info find guys that compete because they know what to take, how to take and diet info bc different sauce reacts with different diet. First off don't by...
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