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[c-webblue]

propinate or enenthate or Sustanon 250

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this is my CUTTING cycle

testosterone propionate
trenbolone acetate
winstrol
nolvadex


structure:

weeks 1-8
100mg testosterone propionate every EOD
75mg trenbolone acetate every EOD
50mg winstrol injected ED

2 weeks of 40mg/day nolvadex ED followed by
2 weeks of 20mg/day nolvadex ED

and here is my DIET

9 AM protein drink and applesause cup
11 AM Salad with 6 oz of grilled chicken breast
1 PM Protein Shake
3 PM Tuna Can With a slice of bread and mustard
5 PM 8 oz Fruit Cup With low fat yougurt
8 PM protein shake


But i was seeing since i would have to inject so much if i should stay with propinate or go with enenthate or Sustanon 250 because that would lesson the frequent injections. but would they be addiquite to get the same results?
please help me out

and has anyone ever mixed 2 roids together in one syringe because of the frequent injections? is that ok to do? will it alter the effectivness and results u get? i never did a cutting cycle so i was wondering. i never had to inject so often

 

[deltaguy]

prop would be my choice. stick with it. you can mix oils together. don't get me wrong, you can mix suspensions and oils together as well but that usually results in a bit of pain for me as the suspension doesn't seem to dissipate as it is intended too when mixed with the oil.

 

[c-webblue]

so just mix the tren and prop together? and keep the winny seperate in a different spot?

 

[deltaguy]

Yes, that is what I would do.

I have never had a painless injection when mixing suspensions and oils.

With these many injections, you def want to minimize the pain factor.

 

[c-webblue]

true thanx for your help

 

[full_belly]

I think you could worry more bout your diet than the esters, esp if you want good results in 8wks..

it looks like you are skim;ping on ideal postworkout nutrition, and bread is probly not the best carb option whilst dieting..

check out big A's sticky on dieting