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Not sure why the graphic on the video says Hemochromatosis. That's completely unrelated. Hemochromatosis is not just having high RBC, hemoglobin, or hematocrit. Had to correct a new doc at my last appointment as I was explaining symptoms. Those things happen because of iron overload--THIS is...

Any time you increase water retention, you're likely to get headaches from the increase in blood pressure.

Now having used Ment myself, I can say without a doubt that I LOVE the stuff. Awesome results, and yes, you do have to make sure you're on an anti-e while on it. I need to get more of it, but it seems to be a little hard to find.

More than likely it was because of a lot of scar tissue. That's what makes it hard to push it in. With the 1.5" needles, you're effectively bypassing the scar area into virgin territory underneath. Scar tissue doesn't absorb the gear at the same rate as normal tissue so it will def take more...

I rest for as many minutes as I need, lol. Hey, I'm old.

It took me a long time to figure out the less weight thing. I've been training with reduced weight but more intensity focused on getting the right contraction, and it has made a huge difference.

I've done both of these routines although the pull/push was first. I did the split routine when I got into doing DC training, but I also only had two days per week to train, and frankly, that was when I was in my best condition.

Very good with the visual aids! So they're very similar in nature, but there are subtle differences. Great info!

Woohoo! 20 years! 15 of which I've been on this board.

The headaches are probably from having an increase in internal water which in turn increases blood pressure. Lee, are you actually asking about *anadrol* or if you're really asking about an "anabol" that may just be another name for the same compound that makes dianabol which is metandienone...

Yep, clen is great for cutting, but you have to watch the dosage or you can get the jitters something fierce.

Woohoo, happy 20th!

Very true. I wouldn't recommend this sort of cycle for anyone else. I've been on TRT for over 20 years so I don't really have a natural HPTA anymore.

Boomer: 18 weeks of tren E left to go, originally 40 weeks of tren E, only 200mg/week or 1cc. Lee: No, that's only 40cc, 4 vials, Tren E, not Tren A. Some cycles I do are long and steady at low doses. This is one of them. I did save up for this all year, and yes, it was exactly a grand...

So your question is has anyone had trouble using Arimidex? What exactly do you experience when you say you had trouble? There are other AIs out there. If you're having trouble with nipple pain and water weight, there's always Nolvadex which is an estrogen receptor blocker. That could be more...

I do iso holds a lot when doing calves. Usually can't walk without pain the next day. I've been trying to incorporate a small iso "squeeze" into many of my exercises, and I feel it has been helping a lot.

Okay, I have some questions about this: What day did you take the 200mg, and when after did you have blood drawn? I've had numerous tests where I've had blood drawn the day after a shot, and the levels were sky high which made the doc want to reduce the amount I was taking. I'm still trying...

I can understand why he'd do that. I suppose there really isn't one singular "right" way to do it.

So my cycle is waning down. The tail end of it is just 200mg/tren E/week with my weekly TRT of 400mg/test cyp. I planned it to draw out the time on the tren so I have probably about 18 weeks of that, nothing else. This cycle has been extremely successful going from 205 to 225 lbs while...

That's a damn good price. Yes, please let us know how it goes.