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Bumped to 9 on training days and 8 on off, no real reason for different amounts just due to convenience with how dose. Will have to buy a fourth bottle to get through August and some of September and may buy one more to just push through September.

thats another way to dose .. i remember pple doing that with prime, natadrol, massfx

like 6caps non workout and workout 9 caps ... wait why arent u working out 7 days a week ? lol jk
 
After 1 week, I have noticed more of an alpha feeling since bumping to 9 caps(more aggression, confidence, libido boost). Strength continues to rise even on a calorie deficit. Could be something you test on your next bottle 👍

I've been taking 8 caps per day for 1.5 bottles, and I agree, same effects for me. I had three bottle to start with, purchsed a 4th at the SSS sale last night.
 
Does anyone get stomach issues from prime? I’m getting a lot of bloat and some stomach issues and I believe this may have happened to me last time I ran it? Doesn’t matter if taken before or with meals. However, I do get a noticeable strength boost
 
Does anyone get stomach issues from prime? I’m getting a lot of bloat and some stomach issues and I believe this may have happened to me last time I ran it? Doesn’t matter if taken before or with meals. However, I do get a noticeable strength boost

have you added anything else to your stack like a low end creatine, arginine, etc?
 
Does anyone get stomach issues from prime? I’m getting a lot of bloat and some stomach issues and I believe this may have happened to me last time I ran it? Doesn’t matter if taken before or with meals. However, I do get a noticeable strength boost

I haven't seen or heard of any reports of it bothering anyone's stomach and a lot of people have talked about taking it with and without food.

There's really no method of action through which it should, but when it comes to any herbal ingredient, some people's stomachs may be sensitive to some things. Normally that is offset by taking the herbal with food though.

have you added anything else to your stack like a low end creatine, arginine, etc?

That's always my first thought was well when stomach issues or bloating is mentioned bc of the way those effect me.
 
I haven't seen or heard of any reports of it bothering anyone's stomach and a lot of people have talked about taking it with and without food.

There's really no method of action through which it should, but when it comes to any herbal ingredient, some people's stomachs may be sensitive to some things. Normally that is offset by taking the herbal with food though.



That's always my first thought was well when stomach issues or bloating is mentioned bc of the way those effect me.

yeah my buddy brought in some cheap creatine a few months back so I was mixing it for a couple weeks and it was the first time creatine ever left me swollen to the point that my wedding ring was uncomfortable. I have some old Now Arginine I had picked up a long time ago as well that would cause nearly immediate (but very short) gastro intestinal discomfort as well.
 
yeah my buddy brought in some cheap creatine a few months back so I was mixing it for a couple weeks and it was the first time creatine ever left me swollen to the point that my wedding ring was uncomfortable. I have some old Now Arginine I had picked up a long time ago as well that would cause nearly immediate (but very short) gastro intestinal discomfort as well.

Creatine Mono bloats me so badly that as my daughter puts it, it makes me look like I swallowed a Volkswagen. That's why I only use Creatine HCI or Magnesium Creatine Chelate.

Regular Arginine has always bothered my stomach. That's something I haven't taken in years and never will again.
 
I d been taking 6 caps PWO and haven’t had any stomach issues. I upped it to 9 today and still nothing negative. I’m half way through my third bottle and have two more full ones. I’m going to start taking 9 PWO and 3 in non workout days. Just a thought a had to see if I can tell a difference from taking 6 everyday.
 
Yeah nothing else weird I can think of that I’ve added. Seems to always coincide with when I start taking prime. It’s not unbearable or anytime like berberine but it’s there. I feel like the strength boost is worth it
 
My esophagus and top 1/3 of my stomach has been removed and the remaining stomach is pulled up to my throat and I have terrible digestive issues and prime does not bother my set up.
 
For whatever reason it seems to have been the culprit. I removed it and my stomach issues went away without changing anything else. However, I’m going to go back on a slowly titrate up to see if this can be avoided because the results are very good for me on it
 
swallowing 9 caps at once right now no issues
 
Finishing up a third bottle. Debating bumping dose even more. Idk if I’m seeing much above standard dose but may still play a bit higher. Progress is very good, just very steady. Hitting some great DL, squat and pull up numbers in particular.

Regardless very appreciative of the price point with how much is in each bottle, allows more experimenting with dosages without feeling like it is super cost prohibitive.
 
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I’m very glad I snagged a good deal when I bought a years supply on prime. The last month I have not been consistent with my training, missing plenty of days and sometimes diet is pretty bad. Still PBing constantly on all major lifts.

Incline bench is +66lbs since starting prime
 
I d been taking 6 caps PWO and haven’t had any stomach issues. I upped it to 9 today and still nothing negative. I’m half way through my third bottle and have two more full ones. I’m going to start taking 9 PWO and 3 in non workout days. Just a thought a had to see if I can tell a difference from taking 6 everyday.

How come you’re taking only 3 on non workout days? I imagine you would have to still be taking 9 on non workout days to keep the levels consistent in your system
 
Fwiw, direct SNS deals are always pretty insane for stocking up, but DPS has some pretty big discounts for multi bottle sets of this. Again makes playing with dosages pretty easy.
 
I’m very glad I snagged a good deal when I bought a years supply on prime. The last month I have not been consistent with my training, missing plenty of days and sometimes diet is pretty bad. Still PBing constantly on all major lifts.

Incline bench is +66lbs since starting prime


ohhh yea love seeing this :)
who needs to cycle when u have primeXT
 
How come you’re taking only 3 on non workout days? I imagine you would have to still be taking 9 on non workout days to keep the levels consistent in your system

I can't speak for him and hopefully he will reply.

I will say that I would take at least 6 per day every day. I think its best to take whatever amount works best for you and take it consistently but I've seen some people doing 9 on workout days and 6 on non-workout days, but I wouldn't go below 6 imo.
 
How come you’re taking only 3 on non workout days? I imagine you would have to still be taking 9 on non workout days to keep the levels consistent in your system

Truthfully it was just an experiment to see if I could tell a difference. I know the idea is to keep consistent levels in your system but it’s just an experiment.
 
I’m very glad I snagged a good deal when I bought a years supply on prime. The last month I have not been consistent with my training, missing plenty of days and sometimes diet is pretty bad. Still PBing constantly on all major lifts.

Incline bench is +66lbs since starting prime
If this works this well, have you tried PeptiPlex? The combo there actually could be really phenomenal together... have had really good luck with PP. Going to give Prime a shot next, but separately to assess effects.
 
If this works this well, have you tried PeptiPlex? The combo there actually could be really phenomenal together... have had really good luck with PP. Going to give Prime a shot next, but separately to assess effects.

I actually got a free bottle of Edcy-Plex today, so going to add that in and see.

Currently running : PrimeXT/Clomaplex/Mtest/L-Cartinine
 
With all the strength gains people are reporting, do they go away once you stop taking the product or are they maintained?
 
With all the strength gains people are reporting, do they go away once you stop taking the product or are they maintained?

You should be able to maintain them with proper diet and training.

I always tell people - if you gain 5 lbs. of muscle, you have to eat like you're 5 lbs. more muscular. If you gain x amount of strength, you have to eat and train like you gained x amount of strength.

I can't say that you may not lose some strength, but you should keep the majority of it.

The really nice thing with Prime XT though is that you don't have to come off of it unless you just wanted to.
 
You should be able to maintain them with proper diet and training.

I always tell people - if you gain 5 lbs. of muscle, you have to eat like you're 5 lbs. more muscular. If you gain x amount of strength, you have to eat and train like you gained x amount of strength.

I can't say that you may not lose some strength, but you should keep the majority of it.

The really nice thing with Prime XT though is that you don't have to come off of it unless you just wanted to.

makes sense. I realize this product is nothing close to a pro hormone. But some of the good ones (long banned) even coming off properly you would lose strength, at least some. I realize these two are completely different but it was worth an ask. I always cycle off everything other than vitamins. All of this adds up $$ wise lol and I find it more effective that way too.
 
makes sense. I realize this product is nothing close to a pro hormone. But some of the good ones (long banned) even coming off properly you would lose strength, at least some. I realize these two are completely different but it was worth an ask. I always cycle off everything other than vitamins. All of this adds up $$ wise lol and I find it more effective that way too.

A person's supplement budget and how they choose to cycle things is up to the individual.

I look at everything in life as a cost per day.

For example, Prime XT even at full retail is less than 2.00 per day; or less than the energy drink sitting beside my computer while I type this.

For me, I do not enjoy working out - I respect the people that do, but I do it for the results, not for fun or bc I enjoy it. And I hate dieting and eating right, but do it for the results. So if I'm putting 1 to 2 hours a day into training to get a result and then basing 90% of my meals on my results rather than food I would enjoy, I ask myself is spending __ worth me getting better results?

I know that some people cycle things out of habit of cycling things and sometimes out of curiosity and just wanting to try new things.

I use things based off results and science, and if something is giving me great results, I'm not going to come off of it if there is no scientific reason to.

There are some things that cycling on and off of and coming back to may give better results - but there are also many things that will work better with consistent use.

There's no right way or wrong way, that's up to the individual to answer that question.
 
A person's supplement budget and how they choose to cycle things is up to the individual.

I look at everything in life as a cost per day.

For example, Prime XT even at full retail is less than 2.00 per day; or less than the energy drink sitting beside my computer while I type this.

For me, I do not enjoy working out - I respect the people that do, but I do it for the results, not for fun or bc I enjoy it. And I hate dieting and eating right, but do it for the results. So if I'm putting 1 to 2 hours a day into training to get a result and then basing 90% of my meals on my results rather than food I would enjoy, I ask myself is spending __ worth me getting better results?

I know that some people cycle things out of habit of cycling things and sometimes out of curiosity and just wanting to try new things.

I use things based off results and science, and if something is giving me great results, I'm not going to come off of it if there is no scientific reason to.

There are some things that cycling on and off of and coming back to may give better results - but there are also many things that will work better with consistent use.

There's no right way or wrong way, that's up to the individual to answer that question.

that’s a good answer to be honest. I love working out and eating right, although I do love my cheat meals. By working out I mean lifting weights I hate cardio.

May give prime a run when I go to bulk in a month. I’m assuming it should be good for that. Should I take 6 capsules or I heard some people 9. Im 36, 5’ 4” 140 lbs, not sure if that matters with this product.
 
that’s a good answer to be honest. I love working out and eating right, although I do love my cheat meals. By working out I mean lifting weights I hate cardio.

May give prime a run when I go to bulk in a month. I’m assuming it should be good for that. Should I take 6 capsules or I heard some people 9. Im 36, 5’ 4” 140 lbs, not sure if that matters with this product.

Thanks. I tend to look at most things in life on a cost by day type of basis. I realized years ago that I, like most people, have no problem spending more money on things that are bad for me than things that are good for me. I think its just human nature that we think that way, but that's a big part of why I started looking at things the way I do.

I do think it would be excellent on a bulk.

Dosage wise, its hard to say because it doesn't seem to go by body-weight, at least not that I've noticed.

I think that comes down to budget honestly. I'm not the most patient person in the world, so I'm one that would go straight to 9 capsules because I want the results asap.
 
I haven't stopped use yet so can't speak specifically for this (although I did use Prime in the past), but most of these natural anabolics I tend to find you don't "lose" performance when stopping. What I tend to notice is potentially "slower" improvements from training so progress is slower. There probably will be some sort of slight decrease in performance with certain things, but I've never noticed any massive drop offs as long as nutrition and training are still structured appropriately.
 
Small update, if I decide to push towards some maxes in the next month I’ll come back and update, otherwise current progressions from June through August below.

Started 6 caps per day and currently running 9 per day.

4.5lbs gained. Goal was originally more maintenance first month, but I rebounded a bit hard and then settled in a bit more after 6 weeks.

Strength progressions generally went “test” which usually was build to X number of reps in same sets of X until reaching set with 3 rir. Then I’d perform the next several weeks at that weight in a range of reps similar to X for 3 sets keeping sets 3+ rir until I either hit all sets at top of rep range (move up weight next week) or progress stalled. Once progress stalled I’d either “re-test” same as initially test probably building up higher or deload then “re-test”.

Example:
Build to x5 3rir. Following week 3 sets x4-6 at top weight 3+rir. Week 1: 5-4-4, week 2: 6-5-4, etc

I only bring all this up because I wanted a baseline of expectations, but honestly I never hit a point where I didn't end up progressing and reaching a wall. I pretty much always progressed and took one deload during the entire 3 months (which felt more like a cumulative mental fatigue than physical).

Improvements (pretty much everything did these below were notable tho):
Deadlift +30lbs
Squat +40lbs
Weighted Pull ups +30lbs (last week bwt +100 x6-6-6)
Rows +35lbs

Important caveats:
-Pull ups probably an all time PR, but otherwise the others are all better than anything lately, but not all time PRs (though might be close if I take rir and weight into account).
-This is also from the second or third “exposure” to these lifts in this cycle too, if I took the literal first day on each I could have padded these results another 20-30lbs (this way the progress is hopefully less of just getting used to the exercise again).
-This is actually during a bit more of a running training cycle. I was doing lots of 200, 400, and 600m intervals with weekly mileage 10-12 miles and an additional 60-90 minutes of echo biking or rowing each week. So I made a ton of progress while not focusing on solely building strength.

Subjective notes:
-Ran carnitine gel, Peptiplex (at 6 caps on hard or split training days), Anabolic Effect (after 6 weeks or so), Tart Cherry and Curcumin, plus more normal staples like creatine, beta alanine, citrulline, tmg and a ton of electrolytes during all this heat.
-I felt like Prime XT increased my fullness or even glycogen storage a bit. I’ve felt extremely “full” and almost “dense” lately.
-Despite that I never had any pump issues with my cardio.
-I did end up feeling a bit ravenous. The combination of coming off a cut, adding this, increasing training volume, and adding the running had me switch off maintenance and more into a bulk and at a little faster rate than planned.
-Recovery has been really good, some days the DOMS hits, but always ready for following workouts.

Just felt this would be a good place to toss in a review since I’ll be switching some things up slightly with allowing potential for some testing (deadlift max, weighted pull up max) if things line up right before my trip. Running will increase and then major changes when I return and onto a new stack. 😉

TLDR: successful bulk, seemingly pretty lean gains, tons of pumps and great strength progression, even in presence of running training emphasis. 😁

Probably slots between AE and AXT for me in terms of performance to “feels” ratio. I feel more “test boosting” things people note, but nothing crazy and not as strong as AXT, but also lots of the performance things I enjoy with AE.
 
A person's supplement budget and how they choose to cycle things is up to the individual.

I look at everything in life as a cost per day.

For example, Prime XT even at full retail is less than 2.00 per day; or less than the energy drink sitting beside my computer while I type this.

For me, I do not enjoy working out - I respect the people that do, but I do it for the results, not for fun or bc I enjoy it. And I hate dieting and eating right, but do it for the results. So if I'm putting 1 to 2 hours a day into training to get a result and then basing 90% of my meals on my results rather than food I would enjoy, I ask myself is spending __ worth me getting better results?

I know that some people cycle things out of habit of cycling things and sometimes out of curiosity and just wanting to try new things.

I use things based off results and science, and if something is giving me great results, I'm not going to come off of it if there is no scientific reason to.

There are some things that cycling on and off of and coming back to may give better results - but there are also many things that will work better with consistent use.

There's no right way or wrong way, that's up to the individual to answer that question.

I deal with this with my coffee: people ask why they should pay $20+ per lb, when they can get supermarket stuff for $12/lb. Nevermind that mine is higher quality to start with, and I expertly roast everything in tiny 4lb batches myself, and get it to you within 3-4 days of roasting, so it's fresh....on a pure cost basis, it's around $1 per cup of coffee, but these same people have no issue dropping $3 on a Bang, or $8 on an Oatmilk Apple Spice latte at Starbucks, made with inferior ingredients.
 
I deal with this with my coffee: people ask why they should pay $20+ per lb, when they can get supermarket stuff for $12/lb. Nevermind that mine is higher quality to start with, and I expertly roast everything in tiny 4lb batches myself, and get it to you within 3-4 days of roasting, so it's fresh....on a pure cost basis, it's around $1 per cup of coffee, but these same people have no issue dropping $3 on a Bang, or $8 on an Oatmilk Apple Spice latte at Starbucks, made with inferior ingredients.

don't want to derail thread, could you dm me info on your brand bro?
 
Small update, if I decide to push towards some maxes in the next month I’ll come back and update, otherwise current progressions from June through August below.

Started 6 caps per day and currently running 9 per day.

4.5lbs gained. Goal was originally more maintenance first month, but I rebounded a bit hard and then settled in a bit more after 6 weeks.

Strength progressions generally went “test” which usually was build to X number of reps in same sets of X until reaching set with 3 rir. Then I’d perform the next several weeks at that weight in a range of reps similar to X for 3 sets keeping sets 3+ rir until I either hit all sets at top of rep range (move up weight next week) or progress stalled. Once progress stalled I’d either “re-test” same as initially test probably building up higher or deload then “re-test”.

Example:
Build to x5 3rir. Following week 3 sets x4-6 at top weight 3+rir. Week 1: 5-4-4, week 2: 6-5-4, etc

I only bring all this up because I wanted a baseline of expectations, but honestly I never hit a point where I didn't end up progressing and reaching a wall. I pretty much always progressed and took one deload during the entire 3 months (which felt more like a cumulative mental fatigue than physical).

Improvements (pretty much everything did these below were notable tho):
Deadlift +30lbs
Squat +40lbs
Weighted Pull ups +30lbs (last week bwt +100 x6-6-6)
Rows +35lbs

Important caveats:
-Pull ups probably an all time PR, but otherwise the others are all better than anything lately, but not all time PRs (though might be close if I take rir and weight into account).
-This is also from the second or third “exposure” to these lifts in this cycle too, if I took the literal first day on each I could have padded these results another 20-30lbs (this way the progress is hopefully less of just getting used to the exercise again).
-This is actually during a bit more of a running training cycle. I was doing lots of 200, 400, and 600m intervals with weekly mileage 10-12 miles and an additional 60-90 minutes of echo biking or rowing each week. So I made a ton of progress while not focusing on solely building strength.

Subjective notes:
-Ran carnitine gel, Peptiplex (at 6 caps on hard or split training days), Anabolic Effect (after 6 weeks or so), Tart Cherry and Curcumin, plus more normal staples like creatine, beta alanine, citrulline, tmg and a ton of electrolytes during all this heat.
-I felt like Prime XT increased my fullness or even glycogen storage a bit. I’ve felt extremely “full” and almost “dense” lately.
-Despite that I never had any pump issues with my cardio.
-I did end up feeling a bit ravenous. The combination of coming off a cut, adding this, increasing training volume, and adding the running had me switch off maintenance and more into a bulk and at a little faster rate than planned.
-Recovery has been really good, some days the DOMS hits, but always ready for following workouts.

Just felt this would be a good place to toss in a review since I’ll be switching some things up slightly with allowing potential for some testing (deadlift max, weighted pull up max) if things line up right before my trip. Running will increase and then major changes when I return and onto a new stack.

TLDR: successful bulk, seemingly pretty lean gains, tons of pumps and great strength progression, even in presence of running training emphasis.

Probably slots between AE and AXT for me in terms of performance to “feels” ratio. I feel more “test boosting” things people note, but nothing crazy and not as strong as AXT, but also lots of the performance things I enjoy with AE.

This is awesome feedback.

Those are really impressive progressions over 3 months, given the context of all the running as well as not using week 1 test numbers (like you mentioned, just getting that first touch in makes week 2 much better usually as the body relearns the lift).

It’s especially telling that your chin-ups went up into PR territory despite some weight gain!
 
Small update, if I decide to push towards some maxes in the next month I’ll come back and update, otherwise current progressions from June through August below.

Started 6 caps per day and currently running 9 per day.

4.5lbs gained. Goal was originally more maintenance first month, but I rebounded a bit hard and then settled in a bit more after 6 weeks.

Strength progressions generally went “test” which usually was build to X number of reps in same sets of X until reaching set with 3 rir. Then I’d perform the next several weeks at that weight in a range of reps similar to X for 3 sets keeping sets 3+ rir until I either hit all sets at top of rep range (move up weight next week) or progress stalled. Once progress stalled I’d either “re-test” same as initially test probably building up higher or deload then “re-test”.

Example:
Build to x5 3rir. Following week 3 sets x4-6 at top weight 3+rir. Week 1: 5-4-4, week 2: 6-5-4, etc

I only bring all this up because I wanted a baseline of expectations, but honestly I never hit a point where I didn't end up progressing and reaching a wall. I pretty much always progressed and took one deload during the entire 3 months (which felt more like a cumulative mental fatigue than physical).

Improvements (pretty much everything did these below were notable tho):
Deadlift +30lbs
Squat +40lbs
Weighted Pull ups +30lbs (last week bwt +100 x6-6-6)
Rows +35lbs

Important caveats:
-Pull ups probably an all time PR, but otherwise the others are all better than anything lately, but not all time PRs (though might be close if I take rir and weight into account).
-This is also from the second or third “exposure” to these lifts in this cycle too, if I took the literal first day on each I could have padded these results another 20-30lbs (this way the progress is hopefully less of just getting used to the exercise again).
-This is actually during a bit more of a running training cycle. I was doing lots of 200, 400, and 600m intervals with weekly mileage 10-12 miles and an additional 60-90 minutes of echo biking or rowing each week. So I made a ton of progress while not focusing on solely building strength.

Subjective notes:
-Ran carnitine gel, Peptiplex (at 6 caps on hard or split training days), Anabolic Effect (after 6 weeks or so), Tart Cherry and Curcumin, plus more normal staples like creatine, beta alanine, citrulline, tmg and a ton of electrolytes during all this heat.
-I felt like Prime XT increased my fullness or even glycogen storage a bit. I’ve felt extremely “full” and almost “dense” lately.
-Despite that I never had any pump issues with my cardio.
-I did end up feeling a bit ravenous. The combination of coming off a cut, adding this, increasing training volume, and adding the running had me switch off maintenance and more into a bulk and at a little faster rate than planned.
-Recovery has been really good, some days the DOMS hits, but always ready for following workouts.

Just felt this would be a good place to toss in a review since I’ll be switching some things up slightly with allowing potential for some testing (deadlift max, weighted pull up max) if things line up right before my trip. Running will increase and then major changes when I return and onto a new stack. 😉

TLDR: successful bulk, seemingly pretty lean gains, tons of pumps and great strength progression, even in presence of running training emphasis. 😁

Probably slots between AE and AXT for me in terms of performance to “feels” ratio. I feel more “test boosting” things people note, but nothing crazy and not as strong as AXT, but also lots of the performance things I enjoy with AE.

Awesome update. Nothing has come close to Prime for me, purely for strength gains, even when cutting my strength steadily increases, or at least stays where it was in comparison to when I was bulking. Im 15 lbs lighter than I was in June, yet all my lifts are heavier than in June. Crazy stuff
 
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Ya I’ve enjoyed it. I’m contemplating picking up some Amento for this final month. Prime + AE + Amento hopefully equaling PRs. 🤞
 
A lot of ppl are suggesting megadosing this, is it worth the money?
Value proposition will always come down to the individual.

I found 6 effective, but I’ve settled at 9 daily, although I can’t say if it’s a huge bump.

In the future I think if running with several things 6 caps will be plenty, if running solo I’d bump it up. The nice thing is the price is pretty good so even if I do bump it up I don’t feel like I’m breaking the bank.
 
A lot of ppl are suggesting megadosing this, is it worth the money?

i know plenty including me are happy with 6caps .. but yes i have seen 9-10caps a day.
I will try it maybe in october i saw some pple mentioning crazy strength gains

dosing u would just have to play with ure self and determine but havent heard any issues arise with megadosing.
 
9 Was definitely higher strength than 6, but 6 was still mind-blowingly epic. I actually only bumped my dose to 9 because I was entering a calorie deficit, and wanted to hold on to my newly acquired strength / continue progressing

When I'm back to maintenance/bulking, I will drop back to 6
 
i know plenty including me are happy with 6caps .. but yes i have seen 9-10caps a day.
I will try it maybe in october i saw some pple mentioning crazy strength gains

dosing u would just have to play with ure self and determine but havent heard any issues arise with megadosing.
I can't attribute very much to Prime at 6 caps, so at some point I'll probably bump up to 9 caps to use up the remainder of my stash.
 
Value proposition will always come down to the individual.

I found 6 effective, but I’ve settled at 9 daily, although I can’t say if it’s a huge bump.

In the future I think if running with several things 6 caps will be plenty, if running solo I’d bump it up. The nice thing is the price is pretty good so even if I do bump it up I don’t feel like I’m breaking the bank.

I’d agree with this. I’m going to be adding Anabolic XT and Alpha One in the near future so I’m going to cut back to 6 caps on Prime.
 
Close to writing a very extended run review. I’ll run for 3-4 more weeks.

Finishing up final week before a deload and some testing, so crossing fingers no weird sicknesses or anything else hit me during that time.

I’ve added a little more strength since my last big update and feel strongest yet on this run. I’ve swapped out AE for A1 for the last bit of this run.

I'll probably do a big comparison between all the natural anabolics I've used up to now for a final review. (y)
 
Ya trying to be patient really hoping for a nice PR, but considering how long it’s been since I’ve tried to push DL I’m pretty happy with the quality of my lifts right now, even more so if I can match previous levels at lower weight.
 
So 5lbs all time deadlift personal best today and I’m lighter than last time.

Was hoping for more free time, I really wanted to get some comparisons for a review, but I’ll probably have to come back to it at another point later this week.

Regardless I’ve been happy with progress and really can’t complain with an all time PB at the end.
 
Close to writing a very extended run review. I’ll run for 3-4 more weeks.

Finishing up final week before a deload and some testing, so crossing fingers no weird sicknesses or anything else hit me during that time.

I’ve added a little more strength since my last big update and feel strongest yet on this run. I’ve swapped out AE for A1 for the last bit of this run.

I'll probably do a big comparison between all the natural anabolics I've used up to now for a final review. (y)
Looking forward to your comparison review
 
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