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    On PROP

    While on prop, should anything be used to reduce bloat?

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    yeah cardio sweat it out

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    i love cardio......that will be enough though?

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    i would still run an AI on any test cycle...ide proabably go with 0.25mg/ED arimidex

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    what bloat from what ive been told you really dont get bloat. Is that true?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gotjuice28
    what bloat from what ive been told you really dont get bloat. Is that true?
    no its not entirely true.

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    diet and excersize. I got bloat bad from a 600mg/week run of prop back when I still drank. now that I cleaned up my diet, bloat is never an issue

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    ya it depends if your diet is in check i ran prop winny it was amazing i felt liek a pin cushon though

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    oh so you think a low dose like 200mg of prop will be minimal bloat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gotjuice28
    oh so you think a low dose like 200mg of prop will be minimal bloat?
    Make your own thread if you have questions.

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