Cycle Advice

[Fencepost]

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[redz]

Why so many compounds? You need to figure out diet and training. Things are more simple than you are making them out to be. You can achieve slow lean gains on just test or test and tbol. I think you are trying to use steroids to compensate for other deficiencies in diet and training.

[Fencepost]

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[Cuz]

Eating is tough. Ive been force feeding on the daily for 4 years

[tarmyg]

I take equipoise because it helps me eat. If not my appetite is just not there. So winstrol here would just be an idiotic idea at end of cycle? So your just saying not do winstrol? I need the EQ!

If EQ increases your appetite great. You know your own body best. You could consider adding MK677 to that as it should increase the appetite also.

[The Deadlifting Dog]

vitamin b12 increases my appetite.

then again I have no problem in that department anyway...

[DustMan]

You don't need to use clomid if you are on TRT, it will have no effect, save your money.

[Fencepost]

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[Fencepost]

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[Cuz]

And just because I’m new to cycles don’t mean I don’t know how to train or eat. I dont see why some idiots think just because you don’t jump on the train at 20 don’t mean I don’t know how to lift or eat right. Been doing it 22 years. Just want some more size now since I’m already on trt anyway.

The reason it was brought up was because you are 170lbs. 22 years of training is a hell of a long time to be building and be 5’9 170. It just facts, dont take it personal. Maybe list your diet and workout routine where some of the vets could critique and help you out good sir

[Fencepost]

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[wango]

Just curious Fence, how did your body respond the first 6-12 months just starting TRT and training? Nothing wrong with being small boned or a slow gainer, only thing wrong is not training and improving the diet (even little improvements should help). Everyone responds differently to training, diet and to some extent AAS.

You came to the right place, a great place to learn. Always a fan of the KISS approach (keep it simple). Good luck!