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    I remember a study conducted on men who did 600mg test for 20 weeks with a standard diet and NO exercise. By standard diet I assume one can infer maintenance calories.

    On average they lost 2lbs of fat and gained 12lbs of muscle

    Swear you've made this thread like 5 times already; the above is the only new thing I have to add.

    Don't know if you'll lose any bf - may stay the same. But I guess an increase in lbm means body fat percent goes down even if fat mass remains the same

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    Quote Originally Posted by dem_gains View Post
    Don't know if you'll lose any bf - may stay the same. But I guess an increase in lbm means body fat percent goes down even if fat mass remains the same
    If I increase muscle mass, while maintaining 170lbs total weight - - right, I'll have lost fat.

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    But yes, if you are at your goal weight already, and add muscle mass while not gaining any weght, your bf% will be going down.

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    I see, I didnt see your last post. I think I gain about 15-20lbs of water weight when I cycle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oki-Des View Post
    I see, I didnt see your last post. I think I gain about 15-20lbs of water weight when I cycle.
    But you eat extra calories to gain weight while on cycles, correct? I plan to eat maintenance calories..

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    Quote Originally Posted by nussnussbaby View Post
    But you eat extra calories to gain weight while on cycles, correct? I plan to eat maintenance calories..
    You can gain lbm and lose bf on cycle eating at maintenance but it won't get you to such an extreme low bf % imo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt. Hartman View Post
    You can gain lbm and lose bf on cycle eating at maintenance but it won't get you to such an extreme low bf % imo.
    Even if I'm starting at like 170lbs, 9%bf, perfect diet, perfect training? How low do you think I could get at 170lbs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nussnussbaby View Post
    I plan to eat maintenance calories..
    That being said, why bother with AAS? I don't think you need it to achieve your goals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    That being said, why bother with AAS? I don't think you need it to achieve your goals.
    Really, you don't think it'd be much benefit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nussnussbaby View Post
    Really, you don't think it'd be much benefit?
    Unless you have a contest coming, making money from appearances, etc, then for your goal I just don't think it prudent to shut yourself down and take the risk. You're at a good level and can achieve positive results without them, imho.
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    And yes it goes away after a cycle.

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