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  • #16
    Re: Dropping MAST out of the equation

    I run mast and prop together religiously. No pip ever. I pin ed and rotate glutes, bis and chest. Absolutely love the combo, I throw in tren too.

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    • #17
      Re: Dropping MAST out of the equation

      I have a prop/mast blend form pep and its kick ass stuff and no pip what so ever
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      • #18
        Re: Dropping MAST out of the equation

        Originally posted by FUZO View Post
        I have a prop/mast blend form pep and its kick ass stuff and no pip what so ever
        I love that and the super cuts blend. In fact the mast/prop blend should be renamed the Fuzo blend. Created upon request.

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        • #19
          Re: Dropping MAST out of the equation

          I know this is an thread, but when you say heavier than normal heartbeat....typically that your BP going up...prolly the mast as DHT's are notorious for raising BP, I have to use BP meds when taking DHT drugs. If I take 50 mg of proviron I can feel my hear working harder an hour later...keep an eye on this and play safe.
          6'3" tall 245 lb on Dr. Prescribed TRT.

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