t3 and clen vs. test/deca

[calichico]

i want to start my second cycle and am wondering what I should try. T3 and clen or what my first cycle was; test/deca . what exactly are t3 and clen going to do for me and are the results just as good as AS?

can anybody point me to a thread that has good info? thanks

[*Narkissos*]

moving this to the AAS Q&A forum

[x_moe]

T3 and clen are not steroids

[calichico]

so are t3 and clen just fat loss? how much muscle will I lose on this cycle and how much results can i expect to keep?

[ghoul000]

T3 is good stuff. A lot stronger then clen , combined you'll drop body fat. T3 is strong stuff though that you will burn muscle. Clen and T3 vs Test Deca , there nothing a like. They'll do totally diffrent things.

[ascendant]

you obviously have no idea what you're doing and should not be pumping anything into yourself until you do more research and know what you're actually doing. how can you be considering t3 and clen when you don't even know what they do?! you're gonna seroiusly mess yourself up man, as messing with clen and t3 without a good foundation of knowledge on how to sensibly use them is heart issues waiting to happen, including but of course not limited to cardiac arrest.

also, how do you expect anyone to give you any advice when you haven't given us any info about yourself? we need to know your age, weight, height, bf%, training experience, etc before we can give you any kind of educated advice. either list it here or preferably, fill out your profile which includes all of that in it.

from what you've written, it seems as if you're just looking to take things for your lack of knowledge in other fields and as a compensation for it, which i can assure you it won't. you need to get your diet and training in check before you even think about using gear, and considering you're thinking of taking clen and t3 without even knowing what they do to you, i think it's a safe assumption you don't give the rest of your training and nutrition much though either. again, gear will not compensate for other areas where you're lacking, it will only compliment a good training regimen.