First SERIOUS cycle

[brooklyn_shortie]

here is the problem.
everytime you take steroids you run the risk of damaging your HPTA.
if you damage your HPTA then you will most likely end up fatter in the long run.

So....
why use steroids to cut and possibly end up fatter in the long run?

Steroids are for doing what cannot be done naturally.

Have you ever looked at a small cut guy and said "Man, he must be on steroids!!!!!!!"???

Well, first of all I know that I have very low T, and that very low T is often a cause for inability to bring the Body fat below a certain percentage.

My plan is to bulk and shred. Test+Anavar should do that, right? OBV with the right nutrition and hours at the gym.

[The Deadlifting Dog]

Well, first of all I know that I have very low T, and that very low T is often a cause for inability to bring the Body fat below a certain percentage.

My plan is to bulk and shred. Test+Anavar should do that, right? OBV with the right nutrition and hours at the gym.

If you truly have low T then get prescribed TRT.
Cycling is only going to make your low T worse by further damaging your HPTA.

Also, you cannot bulk and shred at the same time.
Bulking equals eating more calories.
Shredding equals eating less calories.

[kelkel]

Well, first of all I know that I have very low T, and that very low T is often a cause for inability to bring the Body fat below a certain percentage.

My plan is to bulk and shred. Test+Anavar should do that, right? OBV with the right nutrition and hours at the gym.

Brooklyn why don't you get complete blood work done and try to figure out why your T is low? There's a list in the Finding A Doc sticky thread at the top of the HRT Forum. When T is low there's normally a causative factor unless it's age related, which is probably not the case here.

[brooklyn_shortie]

Brooklyn why don't you get complete blood work done and try to figure out why your T is low? There's a list in the Finding A Doc sticky thread at the top of the HRT Forum. When T is low there's normally a causative factor unless it's age related, which is probably not the case here.

I did. An endocrinologist checked everything, for several months. It's low, but not so low as to demand treatment. So, no causative factor, probably just genes.