2nd Cycle

[DeThrone]

Whats up everyone. my first post here.. i am 25 yrs old 5,8 158lbs. been lifting all my life.. but couple years back i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. everyone else seems to have it in the family too and i was a total mess because of my lifestyle.. ive been clean for about 3 years been lifting and doing mma.. i am pretty lean.. i have no belly fat for being a type 2 diabetic. i control my sugar with diet and exercise and low dose of med.. i have ran a cycle of tren.. but lost all the gains due to all the cardio done in mma... i have cut down on alot of the cardio... blood work seems to be fine.. i wanna get up to 170 lbs of lean muscle.... id like to run a novice cycle sometime in the future to pack on some more muscle.. i eat a clean diet with lots of fiber and complex carbs and lean meats..

[D7M]

I'm positive you can add some solid weight naturally.

[HawaiianPride.]

I'm in accord with the post above. Your goals could simply be achieved with the right diet, proper training regimen, and adequate rest.

[bigp750]

diet is the key to everything... or a simple test cycle could do the job

[Dominator Human]

If you are going to do your first cycle you have to understand that Diet, Training, and rest is everything. There are forums here to help you.

I suggest you start with a simple cycle of Test at 500mg/wk for 12 weeks.

You will need to get some Nolva and Clomd for PCT.

I think you should also search for others who have used gear that have type 2 diabetes.

[G4R]

If you are going to do your first cycle you have to understand that Diet, Training, and rest is everything. There are forums here to help you.

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I think you should also search for others who have used gear that have type 2 diabetes.

^^^ This post would have been better without the middle two sentences.

[HawaiianPride.]

Again, I'm in accord with the post above.

Tip of the day: Don't hand out cycle advice when the majority of the board/experienced members feel cycle advice shouldn't be given. We have solid reasonings behind our logic.

[DeThrone]

thanks for ur input guys.. i agree i think i can reach my goals as long as i keep the cardio min and diet in check...