lately im way to tired to do both and honestly feel like jucing will help give me that extra energy in and out of work. Will it have a positive effect? or is it the other way around im just wondering atm.
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lately im way to tired to do both and honestly feel like jucing will help give me that extra energy in and out of work. Will it have a positive effect? or is it the other way around im just wondering atm.
No man!!! Roids are not for lazy people... Here's what you need to do go to a supplement store and buy some preworkout powder and take that for energy. Trust me it works amazing. Then when it stops working so well switch to energy drinks then alter between the two.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamal123
Superpump max or 1mr work really well.
Bad idea. Lethargy can usually be took care of by changing things in the diet. Be careful about using roids as a crutch
This is bad advice as well. Hopping yourself up on a ton of caffeine is not the answer, and what are you talking about? Switch between the two? Is one caffeine super special compared to the other?Quote:
Originally Posted by kallmenelly
To answer your questions, no, you shouldn't use gear to get you through work.
You need to find out what's going on. Maybe a hormonal imbalance. Maybe a dietary change that needs to happen. Getting some bloods done would likely be a good idea. Who knows, maybe you've got low T?
How old are you? Visit your doctor and tell them how you feel and ask to get your testosterone levels checked.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamal123
How old are you? Maybe you need trt.
Armykid nailed it, listen to him.
Improve diet
Inprove water intake
Stop drinking (if you do)
Stop smoking (if you do)
If theres no change, get bloodwork done to see whats going on
Or get some adderall, this is extremely effective. You will never be tried again.
Get more sleep.
Rest is the most underutilized tool in all of sports and weightlifting.
Guys used to recommend up to 10 hours of sleep a night to really get big...they were on to something.
Sure, cover up one problem with another. Get full blood work like army said.Quote:
Originally Posted by kallmenelly
Maybe the op does a physical,heavy duty job! Its normal in that case to be tired.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheTaxMan
Guys an idiot. Probably a troll.Quote:
Originally Posted by kelkel