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[Aikman56]

Wrapping up cruise/TRT phase. 200mg test e weekly. 235 AM empty stomach.
Got all my bloodwork back and everything is BEAUTIFUL.
Blast starts NOW.

If you look closely at the last pic, you’ll see my wife’s apple pie coursing through my veins!

 

[Spiro]

Wrapping up cruise/TRT phase. 200mg test e weekly. 235 AM empty stomach.
Got all my bloodwork back and everything is BEAUTIFUL.
Blast starts NOW.

If you look closely at the last pic, you’ll see my wife’s apple pie coursing through my veins!

Looking good, for how long did you cruise?

 

[Aikman56]

Looking good, for how long did you cruise

6 weeks HRT, after reducing my precontest load to 600 test e, 400 mast for 8 weeks.

 

[Sectør]

Going to end the bulk and transition back into a cut—getting a little softer than I’d like, especially in the Lower back

Carbs will go down
Slight bump in cardio
Going to drop the mots-c+ SLU back into the stack

And push down to like 7-8%. Probably going to have gyno surgery in February or march of next year so I want to be as lean as possible before going through that since there’s like 4-6 weeks of downtime where I can probably only do cardio and maybe legs after a few weeks? I’m dreading it honestly. It’s not even the cost of it, it’s not being able to train for an extended period of time that’s going to suck.

Will probably slam a bunch of tb-500,bpc-157, ghk-cu, and kpv multiple times a day post surgery to expedite the recovery as much as humanly possible, maybe start dosing some low dose gh multiple times a day, and whatever else I can think of to shorten the recovery time.

Anyways, here the starting point of the cut

 

[Simon90]

Going to end the bulk and transition back into a cut—getting a little softer than I’d like, especially in the Lower back

Carbs will go down
Slight bump in cardio
Going to drop the mots-c+ SLU back into the stack

And push down to like 7-8%. Probably going to have gyno surgery in February or march of next year so I want to be as lean as possible before going through that since there’s like 4-6 weeks of downtime where I can probably only do cardio and maybe legs after a few weeks? I’m dreading it honestly. It’s not even the cost of it, it’s not being able to train for an extended period of time that’s going to suck.

Will probably slam a bunch of tb-500,bpc-157, ghk-cu, and kpv multiple times a day post surgery to expedite the recovery as much as humanly possible, maybe start dosing some low dose gh multiple times a day, and whatever else I can think of to shorten the recovery time.

Anyways, here the starting point of the cut
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What's your goals mate?

You look like you've plenty of time yet to keep pushing if you you wanna be getting bigger!! Looking great!

 

[Sectør]

What's your goals mate?

You look like you've plenty of time yet to keep pushing if you you wanna be getting bigger!! Looking great!

Appreciate it a lot man.

I’m still trying to figure out the plan honestly I want to have the surgery early next year so I can get the insurance deductible maxed out early if there is any insurance coverage for the procedure

Not sure if they’ll be able to do it early January or February or there’s a longer wait list and process and it might turn into a march or April kind of procedure.

But even then I’ll probably need to drop to a cruise and clear everything out of my system before the operation so the bloodwork doesn’t come back skewed or raise questions, So for now I just want to get peeled as much as possible then just transition into an actual TRT cruise before the procedure and just try to maintain Leaness and avoid muscle loss during the 4-6 week recovery period.

It sucks.. it’s not what I want to do, but i just need to get it over with

 

[bbxtreme]

Appreciate it a lot man.

I’m still trying to figure out the plan honestly I want to have the surgery early next year so I can get the insurance deductible maxed out early if there is any insurance coverage for the procedure

Not sure if they’ll be able to do it early January or February or there’s a longer wait list and process and it might turn into a march or April kind of procedure.

But even then I’ll probably need to drop to a cruise and clear everything out of my system before the operation so the bloodwork doesn’t come back skewed or raise questions, So for now I just want to get peeled as much as possible then just transition into an actual TRT cruise before the procedure and just try to maintain Leaness and avoid muscle loss during the 4-6 week recovery period.

It sucks.. it’s not what I want to do, but i just need to get it over with

Most insurance companies will classify it as cosmetic surgery and not cover it as it’s pretty tough to prove it’s a medical necessity. And if you have a deductible you’d probably be better off doing cash pay price to get it done.

But wouldn’t stress too much on the recovery as it goes quick and you can be back in the gym quick as long as you keep the compression vest on. Just train around chest. My surgeon recommended I get back into the gym as soon as possible and I absolutely did.

 

[td]

Appreciate it a lot man.

I’m still trying to figure out the plan honestly I want to have the surgery early next year so I can get the insurance deductible maxed out early if there is any insurance coverage for the procedure

Not sure if they’ll be able to do it early January or February or there’s a longer wait list and process and it might turn into a march or April kind of procedure.

But even then I’ll probably need to drop to a cruise and clear everything out of my system before the operation so the bloodwork doesn’t come back skewed or raise questions, So for now I just want to get peeled as much as possible then just transition into an actual TRT cruise before the procedure and just try to maintain Leaness and avoid muscle loss during the 4-6 week recovery period.

It sucks.. it’s not what I want to do, but i just need to get it over with

If you're getting gyno surgery, doctors know you've likely used exogenous hormones.

During the consult, I said, "Doc, I'm going to level with you. I'm never not on at least a replacement dose of testosterone and then dosages and different compounds change throughout the year." He said, "Me too."

BPC, TB, low-dose anavar, testosterone, GH and you'll heal quickly.

You don't need to be peeled. They're taking the gland, not just fat. Depending on the procedure, some include targeted lypo.

You'll be released to train lower quickly. I only had a delay on upper training because I developed a hematoma that needed to be drained.

Pay for a highly skilled surgeon with lots of experience with this procedure and you'll be pleased with the result.

 

[Quadlife]

Taken yesterday, battled some type of bs Vid Strain for 2 wks still not but at least back to training after a week of doing nothing. Feeling pretty good overall, legs up a small margin that’s gonna be the focus the next 12 wks. Been doing legs twice a week debating just going once a week to an all out massacre of sets

 

[valdosta]

If you're getting gyno surgery, doctors know you've likely used exogenous hormones.

i recommend blatantly lying to them if youre still small enough to get away with it. my surgeon offered touchups where ud just have to pay the price of anesthesia, but they took that clause out for me cuz i had a history of usage so they figured it could come back from that. i havent had any issues though and it only cost me 6k. ("only" 6k looking back. it felt like a lot more when i was making 16 an hour ). just drop down to a trt dosage well in advance and get ur bloods in check and get reasonably lean so u dont bleed as much or have too much fat blocking their ability to see all the breast tissue

 

[gauge22-v2]

Treadmill time...and welcome back!

Fuck the treadmill. Get on the step mill!

 

[Sectør]

i recommend blatantly lying to them if youre still small enough to get away with it. my surgeon offered touchups where ud just have to pay the price of anesthesia, but they took that clause out for me cuz i had a history of usage so they figured it could come back from that. i havent had any issues though and it only cost me 6k. ("only" 6k looking back. it felt like a lot more when i was making 16 an hour ). just drop down to a trt dosage well in advance and get ur bloods in check and get reasonably lean so u dont bleed as much or have too much fat blocking their ability to see all the breast tissue

Have a feeling they’re going to know when I do go in for it, I mean they’re not dumb, but im not going to admit it to them because I don’t need that going into some kind of medical record or database where insurance can just leverage that against me at any point in the future to deny any claim

Also from another standpoint, I’m wondering if I could get my doctor to file the claim in a way where insurance would cover if. I know they treat gyno surgery as cosmetic and therefore you pay out of pocket, but maybe if he files the claim in a way where it’s causing pain, or reducing quality of life (both of which are true btw) insurance would atleast cover something? Maybe just optimistic thinking. I mean I pay insurance $300 a month and haven’t filed a claim in like a year, I’d like to think they’d do something

 

[Thebiggestdumbass]

Have a feeling they’re going to know when I do go in for it, I mean they’re not dumb, but im not going to admit it to them because I don’t need that going into some kind of medical record or database where insurance can just leverage that against me at any point in the future to deny any claim

Also from another standpoint, I’m wondering if I could get my doctor to file the claim in a way where insurance would cover if. I know they treat gyno surgery as cosmetic and therefore you pay out of pocket, but maybe if he files the claim in a way where it’s causing pain, or reducing quality of life (both of which are true btw) insurance would atleast cover something? Maybe just optimistic thinking. I mean I pay insurance $300 a month and haven’t filed a claim in like a year, I’d like to think they’d do something

Look up, covered gyno surgery *your specific health care provider* and you’ll get a detailed plan on if your eligible and how to approach it with your doctor to get it covered

I had United Healthcare for a while and the only covered cases were pubertal gyno with documentation from your teenage years.

 

[Anabolic_Pound_Cake]

10 days Post-Show, Day 9 of the Rebound.

Weight, as of this morning, is 207 lbs.

Ready to grow and address the weak areas.

 

[UnholyAlliance]

Fuck the treadmill. Get on the step mill!

Yes even better!

 

[Aikman56]

Going to end the bulk and transition back into a cut—getting a little softer than I’d like, especially in the Lower back

Carbs will go down
Slight bump in cardio
Going to drop the mots-c+ SLU back into the stack

And push down to like 7-8%. Probably going to have gyno surgery in February or march of next year so I want to be as lean as possible before going through that since there’s like 4-6 weeks of downtime where I can probably only do cardio and maybe legs after a few weeks? I’m dreading it honestly. It’s not even the cost of it, it’s not being able to train for an extended period of time that’s going to suck.

Will probably slam a bunch of tb-500,bpc-157, ghk-cu, and kpv multiple times a day post surgery to expedite the recovery as much as humanly possible, maybe start dosing some low dose gh multiple times a day, and whatever else I can think of to shorten the recovery time.

Anyways, here the starting point of the cut
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Your back looks fantastic… I wish my lats went all the way down to my butt like that!

 

[Aikman56]

Have a feeling they’re going to know when I do go in for it, I mean they’re not dumb, but im not going to admit it to them because I don’t need that going into some kind of medical record or database where insurance can just leverage that against me at any point in the future to deny any claim

Also from another standpoint, I’m wondering if I could get my doctor to file the claim in a way where insurance would cover if. I know they treat gyno surgery as cosmetic and therefore you pay out of pocket, but maybe if he files the claim in a way where it’s causing pain, or reducing quality of life (both of which are true btw) insurance would atleast cover something? Maybe just optimistic thinking. I mean I pay insurance $300 a month and haven’t filed a claim in like a year, I’d like to think they’d do something

Brother, half of my job… More than half… Is helping my doctors deal with managed care. The one common denominator among all managed-care companies, commercial or Medicare, is that none of them are going to do anything that they don’t have to do. Even if it’s something that they’re going to approve, they’ll likely send you several denials before any type of approval. And that’s not just for the procedure you’re referring to, this is for medications that are necessary even to keep a patient from going blind (my glaucoma world)!

 

[Neuro1234]

the lady starts peak week tomorrow for her second show ever, only been training for real for 10 months.

I’m just trying to keep up.

 

[alfresco]

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the lady starts peak week tomorrow for her second show ever, only been training for real for 10 months.

I’m just trying to keep up.

You have made great progress, keep on keeping on man. You will get there.

 

[Neuro1234]

You have made great progress, keep on keeping on man. You will get there.

Thank you sir!