Thorough preparation...
Support Supps:
Nutrilite Double X - taken with bfast
Nutrilite Ocean Essentials Omega-3 - taken at bfast and dinner
NOW foods Red Omega - taken at bfast and dinner
Jarrow Formulas Vitamin D3 (5000 IU) - split w/ bfast and dinner
Jarrow Formulas Taurine (2000mg) - split w/ bfast and dinner
Jarrow Formulas Pantothenic Acid B5 (1000mg) - split w/ bfast and dinner
Jarrow Formulas Organic Flaxseed Oil (2000mg) - split w/ bfast and dinner
Jarrow Formulas EPA-DHA Balance (630mg) - taken with each dose of Mdrol
Competitive Edge Labs Cycle Support - dosing 4 capsules (8 total) at bfast and dinner
Sides: none to speak about. I think I've seen a total of 2 pimples and those were probably just infected hairs. Infact the only side effect I've had is weight gain. NONE of the following:
* Decreased Libido/Sexual Function - In fact may have had a increase in libido
* Lethargy / Fatigue - None to speak of.
* Increased hair growth / Increased hair shedding - Hair health is pretty normal.
* Puffy / Sensitive Nipples - I keep checking but nothing yet.
* Joint Discomfort - nope
* Back Pumps (Dull pain in back after/during workouts) - no dull pain but definitely sore after lifting (not a side effect of SD)
* Increased aggression, head aches, flushing and various other sides can happen as well. - Maybe a little more aggression, but who wouldn't when your lifting more in the gym and you've gained the weight of a small baby!
i wish people would take note of how your running your cycle in terms of how well you have your support supps in line... this is a huge reason that your really not getting any sides to speak of.. you have just about everything and more.. i bet if you got blood work after it would look pretty good ... you also invested alot into your pct.. which you dont see alot of people around here doing..
also the weight you put on with superdrol is always alot of water and glycogen.. youll lose it in pct and keep alot of muscle... also i feel like with recomps like this you gain alot of muscle density and maturity..
good luck man.. keep up the good work
Thanks! The only supplementation I would maybe add would be more Amino’s into my diet. Preferably liquid form.
The following list is something I found online.
Amino acids
may be helpful when used in connection with the following conditions:
• Alcohol withdrawal (DLPA, glutamine, tyrosine)
• Alzheimer's disease (acetyl-L-carnitine, tyrosine)
• Angina (arginine, carnitine)
• Athletic support (BCAA, carnitine, creatine, isoleucine, leucine, ornithine, ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate, valine, whey protein)
• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (alanine, glutamic acid, glycine)
• Bronchitis (cysteine, N-acetyl cysteine)
• Cancer risk reduction (soy)
• Chemotherapy support (cysteine, N-acetyl cysteine)
• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (carnitine)
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (cysteine, N-acetyl cysteine)
• Congestive Heart Failure (arginine, carnitine, taurine)
• Depression (DLPA, L-phenylalanine, tyrosine)
• Diabetes (carnitine, taurine)
• Emphysema (cysteine, N-acetyl cysteine)
• Epilepsy (taurine)
• Hepatitis (thymus proteins)
• Herpes simplex (lysine)
• High blood pressure (taurine)
• High cholesterol (carnitine, soy)
• High triglycerides (carnitine)
• HIV support (cysteine, glutamine, N-acetyl cysteine)
• Hormone replacement therapy (soy)
• Infertility (male) (arginine, carnitine)
• Intermittent claudication (carnitine)
• Liver support (methionine, taurine)
• Menopause (soy)
• Osteoarthritis (DLPA)
• Pain (DLPA)
• Parkinson's Disease (L-phenylalanine)
• Peptic ulcer (glutamine)
• Phenylketonuria (leucine, tyrosine)
• Postsurgery recovery (BCAAs, creatine)
• Rheumatoid Arthritis (DLPA, histidine)
• Ulcerative Colitis (glutamine)
• Vitiligo (L-phenylalanine)
• Wound Healing (ornithine, ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate)