oral vs injection

[ski427]

Been doing the gym thing for a few years, got out for a few years due to family and school but back hard and heavy. I'm 6' 260 good sized guy and strength is ok, had a few friend on some injections and could hang with them. Now that I'm back in the gym, I find myself gaining my strength back but the gut isn't leaving as easy. Wanting to try some things but where or how to buy (my friends have moved out of state) and thought about doing the buysteroids.com thing.

I want to try the tren75 and the test 600. Thoughts.

[altered genetics]

Those are fake. And your not allowed to ask for sources on here. Edit your post

[kronik420]

those are 'steroid alternatives'

as with anything...diet and training will dictate gains...

[wmaousley]

Been doing the gym thing for a few years, got out for a few years due to family and school but back hard and heavy. I'm 6' 260 good sized guy and strength is ok, had a few friend on some injections and could hang with them. Now that I'm back in the gym, I find myself gaining my strength back but the gut isn't leaving as easy. Wanting to try some things but where or how to buy (my friends have moved out of state) and thought about doing the buysteroids.com thing.

I want to try the tren75 and the test 600. Thoughts.

What happened to making a introductory first post?

[RangerDanger830]

Side effects of cycling at higher BF%s:

"Side Effects of cycling at higher body fat are plentiful. Here are some risks you will incur when cycling at high body fat:

- Increased Testosterone to Estrogen conversion (Good luck managing Estrogen)
- Increased level of water retention. (You think you're bloated now?)
- Increased blood pressure.
- Risk of thromboembolic episodes (blood clots)
- Pulmonary embolisms (blocked lung artery)
- Higher risk of prostate cancer
- Steroid -induced fatty liver disease
- 200 kittens die (you heartless bastard!!)"

Retrieved from: http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...rst-cycle.html

[MuscleInk]

If you're trying to drop bf, focus on nutrition. What's your current TDEE and how many calories are you consuming BELOW that?

"Eat less, move more" is the doctrine for reducing unwanted body fat. Steroids aren't weight loss supplements. Take a look at your nutrition plan, therein lies the secret to your success.

[David LoPan]

Been doing the gym thing for a few years, got out for a few years due to family and school but back hard and heavy. I'm 6' 260 good sized guy and strength is ok, had a few friend on some injections and could hang with them. Now that I'm back in the gym, I find myself gaining my strength back but the gut isn't leaving as easy. Wanting to try some things but where or how to buy (my friends have moved out of state) and thought about doing the buysteroids.com thing.

I want to try the tren75 and the test 600. Thoughts.

Have you had blood work done? You might have low T and high E2. You don't want to kill 200 kittens do you? MI was correct, you should focus on nutrition. Might read about Clen/T3/Keto

[RangerDanger830]

Been doing the gym thing for a few years, got out for a few years due to family and school but back hard and heavy. I'm 6' 260 good sized guy and strength is ok, had a few friend on some injections and could hang with them. Now that I'm back in the gym, I find myself gaining my strength back but the gut isn't leaving as easy. Wanting to try some things but where or how to buy (my friends have moved out of state) and thought about doing the buysteroids.com thing.

I want to try the tren75 and the test 600. Thoughts.

I was rereading this post and I suppose I owe you more of a response than just a lecture on why not to use AAS at a high BF. I will say that while everyone is slightly different, most men gain weight around their waist first, and they lose it last. That is why the abdomen is so hard to get rid of. If you diet right and exercise like you say you are then it will go away eventually, it will take time. I am going to jump on the eat less, move more advice here. Maybe post some progress pics and logs in the results section to motivate yourself. Calorie counter like myfitnesspal help some if you aren't a diet expert.