Crystal234
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Yep. And six weeks of no lifting.3 weeks? I think that would kill me.
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Yep. And six weeks of no lifting.3 weeks? I think that would kill me.
I love this thread. I am new here. I read every word. I just started Anavar. Doing 10mg a day. I was doing 50 dbs press on a flat bench before and got up to 55 dbs last week but I saw the increase up to 20mg. Wendylifts are you still doing 20mgs?
Nice job. You've got feel great about the contrast in those before and after pics... Don't beat yourself up about your calves. That's fantastic progress especially in the given time.
Those are solid workouts. Very smart adding some intra-workout nutrition too.
As a rule of thumb, "Don't listen to your ex... About anything." You're doing great. Listen to your body... And it sounds like your shoulder is screaming at you. Just remember that you'll feel better before you are completely healed and susceptible to further injury. The worst injuries I've had have been re-injuries when I pushed it on smaller injuries (all shoulders).
Last thing, BlueDress got saline implants 15 years ago. It was under the muscle - harder to do but it comes out better/more natural. That said, it was very taxing on her body and recovery takes a while so plan on it - weeks. Someone also already mentioned the pain meds after - you'll definitely need them and I would certainly recommend entering surgery with a completely clean system and well-recovered liver.
You are a beast! Keep up the good work!
I love this thread. I am new here. I read every word. I just started Anavar. Doing 10mg a day. I was doing 50 dbs press on a flat bench before and got up to 55 dbs last week but I saw the increase up to 20mg. Wendylifts are you still doing 20mgs?
I don't take anyone's opinion on my body, didn't care if it's the current gf (I don't have one right now don't worry D I'm here for you still) or an ex or friends. This is my project and I'll see it threw to how I want it to be not what the masses think looks good or what a particular person likes. I want to look like a shit brick house with traps thick ass back and no taper, not aesthetic by any means but it's the look I want for what I want. If you want 30lb of muscle onto your frame you push for your goals and never be discouraged by some yahoos opinion!
As for the body job, I'd wait 4 weeks post cycle to get your hormones back together then get the surgery but don't say there isn't a way to train. Buy a Mark Bell hip circle (PM me if you want links and such) and you can to monster walks and bw squats but when doing it with the hip circle it engages so much more glutes so even with no weight on your back you'll feel like your squatting 135 and you will maintain lower body strength. Yes your chest muscle will atrophy slightly and your shoulders will get weaker slightly but if you hold your calories at 100 surplus you won't lose your size in the period and time frame especially if your still working lower body. You can also do standing band hip thrusters to keep your spinal errectors looking sexy and so many more exercises. I've had a lot of injuries in have been in many slings (both at the same time once) and there is always a way.... Although I did need my mom to help put on my shirt in the morning that time but I was 15 so it was okay! Until everyone at highschool found out my mommy was dressing me in the morningso embarrassing lol
but I've heard of girls getting ripples when doing chest exercises.
I'm leaning towards over the muscle for that reason.
Yep. And six weeks of no lifting.![]()
I would look at BB'ers who went both routes... I find under the muscle, through the arm pit, ALWAYS looks best... Also, the shaped implants over the round ones are 100% more attractive IMO.Make sure you consult with your doctor about that before you make your decision. Mine told me the exact opposite. The rippling is caused by lack of subcutaneous fat and other tissue covering the implant. Having it done under the muscle actually helps prevent that.
Make sure you consult with your doctor about that before you make your decision. Mine told me the exact opposite. The rippling is caused by lack of subcutaneous fat and other tissue covering the implant. Having it done under the muscle actually helps prevent that.
I would look at BB'ers who went both routes... I find under the muscle, through the arm pit, ALWAYS looks best... Also, the shaped implants over the round ones are 100% more attractive IMO.
Thank you! I have enjoyed learning about you! I do have a question of you and Wendy. I have been taking Clen and still my appetite is out of control. Do you have any suggestions? I have been getting source ideas for ephedrine (ECA stack) and about to order that. I have researched that and good reviews on that and of course Cytomel T3. I took Ephedrine many years ago when I was a trainer and it worked great. I think I read Wendy is taking Albuterol? I am up in poundage (about 6) due to end of school year stress and trip.Hi Kim, welcome to MESO.
Glad you've found this info useful![]()
Well, they slide the non-filled implant in that way, but the scarring is way easier to hide. They go in through a fold in the armpit, so you can't tell. Through the nipple you risk permanent nipple numbness, and permanently hard nips...Great suggestion! I'm gonna check out some BBers. I also appreciate your feedback, it's good to have a guy's opinion when it comes to boob shapes. Mine used to be teardrop and were a great hit w the guys lol
I was thinking to get them done under the boob skin fold. Idk why the thought of having them done through the armpits freaks me out. Sounds a lot more painful and uncomfortable.
This creates SO MUCH anxiety.
There goes all strength gains
I wish I could just fast forward time. Forget about the money, the highest price I'll have to pay for those babies will be precious gym time.
Oooh raspy voice.... Eeek. I'mHi Kim! Welcome. No, I backed down to 10 mg. I tried twice to bump up to 20 but after about a week my throat starts getting sore and my voice raspy. Everyone is different and some ladies can tolerate it but I guess I can't.Look forward to your updates!
Thank you! I have enjoyed learning about you! I do have a question of you and Wendy. I have been taking Clen and still my appetite is out of control. Do you have any suggestions? I have been getting source ideas for ephedrine (ECA stack) and about to order that. I have researched that and good reviews on that and of course Cytomel T3. I took Ephedrine many years ago when I was a trainer and it worked great. I think I read Wendy is taking Albuterol? I am up in poundage (about 6) due to end of school year stress and trip.
I did read that about T3 in my research. I've been doing zig zag calorie 1200-1500's to try and trick my body and the macros are about 40/40/20. I do need to get nuts and seeds back in my life. Ha! Thank you for the suggestions.I honestly don't have any experience with clen or ephedrine. I'm currently taking Albuterol.
How does your diet look like? Macros and calories wise.
For instance I'm doing 40p/40c/20f
I find that since my carb intake is high and all of them consist of complex carbs, the fiber keeps me full for longer.
The same goes with your fats, nuts, peanut butter, seeds... They keep you satisfied for longer periods of time.
I think instead of looking at other supplements to curb your appetite, you can tweak your diet and macros to do so.
I'm honestly not a big fan of doing a bunch of stacks for fat loss or even messing with T3. So much can go wrong when you start playing with your thyroid.
Lastly, water intake is crucial. Make sure you're getting in at least 1 gallon of h2o daily
I honestly don't have any experience with clen or ephedrine. I'm currently taking Albuterol.
How does your diet look like? Macros and calories wise.
For instance I'm doing 40p/40c/20f
I find that since my carb intake is high and all of them consist of complex carbs, the fiber keeps me full for longer.
The same goes with your fats, nuts, peanut butter, seeds... They keep you satisfied for longer periods of time.
I think instead of looking at other supplements to curb your appetite, you can tweak your diet and macros to do so.
I'm honestly not a big fan of doing a bunch of stacks for fat loss or even messing with T3. So much can go wrong when you start playing with your thyroid.
Lastly, water intake is crucial. Make sure you're getting in at least 1 gallon of h2o daily
