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Yohimbine Transdermal

Kitchen Chemist

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Yo bros, was wondering if this stuff still works without a reduced calorie diet? I'm starting my first bulking AAS cycle on monday and was wondering if i could run this the first and third month on areas that may gain too much fat for my likingm, or is it like most other supps that only work when cutting with reduced calories?
 
You need a calorie deficit to use topical yohimbine. What could possibly end up happening is the fat being "redistributed" throughout the body. This is described over at Avants site in detail, but basically your answer is: yes, reduce cals. I'm too lazy to give you all the details now, but look over at Avant or BB.com for all the specifics from Dante. :D If you're bulking, maybe consider HIIT cardio I guess.
 
Or you could do cradio along with it without decreasing cals. The cario will burn the fat that is put out from the yom.. Talk to ya...
 
Well, either way, increasing cardio or decreasing cals, you're going into caloric deficit, becoming catabolic instead of anabolic. Still can't bulk and cut at the same time, unless I'm really missing something...
 
personally, i don't think you will see that noticeable results if you arent already at a pretty low BF%. IMO topical YHL is not meant for someone with high bf, it would probably work no doubt, but you wouldnt notice too much.

Id save it for when you are already low bf
 
Originally posted by khafra
Well, either way, increasing cardio or decreasing cals, you're going into caloric deficit, becoming catabolic instead of anabolic. Still can't bulk and cut at the same time, unless I'm really missing something...
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Thats why you cut with 1-test and 1,4 andro.. hehehhe. Talk to ya...
 
Originally posted by curt2go


 

Thats why you cut with 1-test and 1,4 andro.. hehehhe. Talk to ya...
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Yeah, actually I'll agree with that. IF you keep your cals around usual BMR, but increase cardio and have a cycle going, you'll definitely create a defecit. Still, better for low bf% thogh as said above.
 
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