Powderguy
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Demid22- I think its great your asking for advice and actually listening, I give you props for that and after all is said you will have the best advice and knowledge from everyone here. No if I may I would like to add my opinion to this, keep in mind I have many cycles under my belt and without them I would never be as large as I am now, but with good advice I am healthy and all my cycles have been spaced apart and I have trained properly. I will say short cycles are best for cutting.
Tren is a harsh first time substance to use, my best advice avoid it until you know how to control your emotions (temper and attitude) on AAS.
A good start cycle should consist of a test base substance-test E, test Cyp, test p, EQ (yes this is test base). Add an oral that works with your goals and limit it use to no more than 6 weeks-You will do harm to your body whether you see it or not.
EAT Clean, do not eat garbage- Workout hard- This is the basic fundamentals.
Now you asked about injections- Spotinjections.com is a good place to go for pictures and resource info. You can also research human anatomy so you know where vital veins and fleshy parts of the body are, always aspirate (pull the plunger back to see bubbles, not blood in the syringe).
Now what are your goals? What do you wish to obtain by switching to AAS from PH's and peptides?
Tren is a harsh first time substance to use, my best advice avoid it until you know how to control your emotions (temper and attitude) on AAS.
A good start cycle should consist of a test base substance-test E, test Cyp, test p, EQ (yes this is test base). Add an oral that works with your goals and limit it use to no more than 6 weeks-You will do harm to your body whether you see it or not.
EAT Clean, do not eat garbage- Workout hard- This is the basic fundamentals.
Now you asked about injections- Spotinjections.com is a good place to go for pictures and resource info. You can also research human anatomy so you know where vital veins and fleshy parts of the body are, always aspirate (pull the plunger back to see bubbles, not blood in the syringe).
Now what are your goals? What do you wish to obtain by switching to AAS from PH's and peptides?