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Tren’s got the muscle gain game on lock, but it’ll wreck your mental state. If it’s messing with your head, it’s not worth the ride.

DNP is a wild ride — you’re basically roasting yourself alive. I get why some use it for quick fat loss, but the side effects aren’t worth it. Glad you got out of it!

Yeah, Tren’s a beast for gains, but it’ll mess with your head for sure.

I always frontload TB-500 for 4 weeks too. Fast recovery, no pain!

Tried both—Prami’s side effects were way milder for me. Solid post!

Yeah, definitely NPP tends to cause noticeably less water retention than Deca. The shorter ester (phenylpropionate) seems to keep things more stable, and it's easier to manage overall. With Deca you can get that soft, puffy look after a few weeks, even on a clean diet. NPP feels 'drier' and...

Man, your story hit hard. Respect for sharing 🙏

Hey everyone! Just recevied a great question how to read blood work results, decided to make a post. Honestly props for even asking — too many guys skip this part and just "go by feel," which can be misleading. Reading blood work isn’t about being a doctor, it’s about knowing what to look for...

Will make a post on that question.;)

Myo reps are GOLD for hypertrophy. Those back workouts will make your lats pop 💪.

That PCT protocol looks solid, bro

Legs will catch up, just keep hitting them hard!

Solid taper, much better than going cold turkey.

6 weeks Clomid, 5 months to fully recover.

For the next cycle, try focusing on more compounds for fat loss and recovery—just don’t go too heavy. Keep it smart.

4iu HGH daily! You're gonna be a freak! 🧬💯

You’re basically a walking libido machine 🔥

Hi everybody! I’d like to hear from the community about any compounds you’ve tried that you now regret using. What were the reasons behind your regret? Whether it was side effects, poor results, or simply a bad experience, your insights could be really helpful for others. Feel free to share...

Keep it tight and consistent, and you’ll see some major gains!

Does Metformin Lower IGF-1 Levels? No, Metformin does not lower IGF-1 levels; in fact, it actually increases them. This surprising finding comes from a systematic review and meta-analysis published in 2020 ("The influence of metformin on IGF-1 levels in humans" by Yang et al.), which challenges...