Do not believe everything you read/hear.

[Bossman]

Agreed but I think that part of doing research is lending an ear to anecdotes and 'bropinions'. Unfortunately, people that run cycles are almost forced to make decisions largely based on anecdotes and broscience. It's not like there are plenty of comprehensive studies for gear use on humans for bodybuilding purposes.

I encourage reading as much as you can from as many boards as you can. Keep an open mind and soon it will be easier to dispel stupid stories and weed out bad advise. Also keep in mind that not everyone is not working with the same slate. People have different genetics and experience whacky things while on cycle.

I don't believe this at all. There are many members on this site that can take you through some very complex explanations of how compounds, stacks of AAS, and ancillaries work on your body. There really is NO reason to rely on Broscience. And most anecdotal stories can be backed up by science with the right members. And, we have those members on this board.

[RoadToRecovery]

I don't believe this at all. There are many members on this site that can take you through some very complex explanations of how compounds, stacks of AAS, and ancillaries work on your body. There really is NO reason to rely on Broscience. And most anecdotal stories can be backed up by science with the right members. And, we have those members on this board.

Yes. Bold as well.