TweetGood job dude, how much do you weigh?? You look similar to how i used to.

TweetDanm dud no homo but thats how i want to get lol.... Any before pics?? You took nolva throughout? Please explain no ai??

Tweetgood job brother. hx2 high and weight please. Also for your next cycle i would up the EQ dose.

TweetGotta love this board... Just saying...

TweetGood job dude

TweetHt- 5'6" wt- 190 could probably add 10 pounds easy but I keep my legs smaller and well conditioned for my job. No before pics. Like I said on some other threads I took an eight year break off of AAS then I went on deployment and just got the itch again kind spur of the moment... and I'm never going back again ha ha. I forgot what I was missing. I took Nolva throughout because I always just figured I'd be gyno prone due to my body style. But again that was only my third cycle so if anybody wants to educate me on what would have been a better choice by all means please do. Got it Sofargone on upping the EQ dosage.... 500? Or higher?

TweetI wouldn't run tren and eq together i would go with one or the other. You got the same kind of body type as me, i've never had anything more that sensitive nips, but i keep nolva,aromsin,and caber around for that.

TweetAnimal, why no EQ and tren E together?

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TweetI would go with one or the other so you could run it higher, thats just me. like 800mg test and 700 eq, or 700mg test and 600 tren. and i say that bc if you havent used them before it's easier to control sides the less compounds u have working in your body.

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Originally Posted by gusto77

Animal, why no EQ and tren E together?

They both cause red blood cell count to significantly increase. Not saying you couldn't run the two together but the risk might out weigh the benefit. Elevated rbc will have an impact on hematocrit. This is one of the biggest risk of eq. So tren will only add to that(elevated rbc) but also jack up blood pressure. The combination of elevated hematocrit along with elevated blood pressure, puts one at severe risk for stroke and heart attack. Elevated hematocrit alone raises the risk for stroke and other health issues. So how could you run the two together??? Get labs drawn during cycle. Keep a close close eye on your hematocrit, donate blood every other month. Donating blood will lower rbc. It only takes a few days for your body to replace the plasma from donating, it takes 40-60 days for your rbc to to get back to normal/ or elevated.... just my 2cents. looking thick though.

Tweeti assume your wanting a lean cycle with those 2. You could do a var/tren/test or tbol/eq/test/ and winny finish. I don't think you would be disappointed with either of those.

TweetGot it all. Thanks much