Winter Blast

[Virtuous]

thank you both for the shouts!!! grateful for you bros. keep at it!

Hey man just credit where it’s due.

I’ve gotten noticeably stronger and bigger while staying lean af on your protocol

 

[Brock456]

About 12 weeks in on Test/EQ. Started at 500/400 but then recently increased to 750/600. A little under impressed with results…. Thinking of adding in something else…. Either

Tren A (first)
NPP
Deca
Adrol
Var

 

[Gizmo]

About 12 weeks in on Test/EQ. Started at 500/400 but then recently increased to 750/600. A little under impressed with results…. Thinking of adding in something else…. Either

Tren A (first)
NPP
Deca
Adrol
Var

I like test/npp.. a lot.

 

[pesty4077]

About 12 weeks in on Test/EQ. Started at 500/400 but then recently increased to 750/600. A little under impressed with results…. Thinking of adding in something else…. Either

Tren A (first)
NPP
Deca
Adrol
Var

Maybe look at training and nutrition first?

 

[Brock456]

Maybe look at training and nutrition first?

Just because I said I’m under impressed doesn’t mean any progress hasn’t been made.

 

[stackdizzy]

Add on the anadrol

 

[SouthernMuscle]

Just because I said I’m under impressed doesn’t mean any progress hasn’t been made.

What’s starting stats vs now

did you ever add insulin

 

[slesh]

Just because I said I’m under impressed doesn’t mean any progress hasn’t been made.

Give us some more deets - what specifically has you unimpressed?

 

[Ruhlfreak55]

How much additional conditioning are you doing or did you do while you used EQ? Like @Performance Based is saying, it seems as though the guys that are doing gobs of conditioning work do not have excessive trouble with HCT/HgB until they start adding lots of EPO. I'm not saying you need to train 5-10 conditioning sessions per week to stave off the additional RBC, but I think a fair amount of additional cardio could keep that problem at bay. That's if you wanted to try to use EQ again.

What? this is a thing? This is the first I've heard of anything actually keeping Hct and HgB in line except simply not being on.

 

[Cerberus777]

What? this is a thing? This is the first I've heard of anything actually keeping Hct and HgB in line except simply not being on.

Cardio lowers HCT. The heavier the better. Plus a little high is fine if you're active and have normal platelet count.