Ghoul
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Keep a close eye on your blood glucose. Reta dumps a ton of glucose from the liver, and with FFAs being picked up by muscle it' may be difficult to dispose of all that excess glucose. Lots of cardio should help.
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Keep a close eye on your blood glucose. Reta dumps a ton of glucose from the liver, and with FFAs being picked up by muscle it' may be difficult to dispose of all that excess glucose. Lots of cardio should help.
Ateam2023
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i have to say , ive had another sub 90 fbg , haven't been under 90 in like forever, lol , but just starting .5 mg of Reta mere 3 days ago don't know what to think, and i have been eating more carbs this last week , very interesting "early data",
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Banana Joe
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No, I think 20iu and 295lbs check out. A friend of mine used the same dose at almost exactly that weight.
Admittedly he was prepping for an Open IFBB Pro show.
I totally missed that between all your posts, but it deserves a special ridicule, especially in the light of all your other posts in this thread:
Stop being a such whiny entitled bitch.
It likely is up for debate, if I am a champ, and I would never argue that I am one - but you know who is one?
This guy, I was same tren-fueled roid-rage-asshole, in a post I had wrote just minutes apart from my first one here. Not only does he clearly have some results, including the right work ethic, to show, he also didn't cry like a baby, when you weren't even adressed, but took it as constructive criticism, like you should have done too.
Now please go on social media and make a story out of how this idiot roidhead was so mean to you.
sionnach
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Ghoul
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@BigDadd7 & @Banana Joe
Just FYI, poor/non responders to GLPs has no relationship to weight, lack of response to normal doses affects a small minority and is genetic. Not just theoretically genetic, if can be accurately predicted before someone touches the drug. So someone needing a high dose doesn't say much about their weight:
Regardless of starting weight. the percentages of loss for each dose are very similar, Obviously the absolute number of pounds lost is higher the fatter someone is, but the percentage of loss each dose level provides have proven to pretty much apply whether someone is 150 or 450 lbs.
Just FYI, poor/non responders to GLPs has no relationship to weight, lack of response to normal doses affects a small minority and is genetic. Not just theoretically genetic, if can be accurately predicted before someone touches the drug. So someone needing a high dose doesn't say much about their weight:
Regardless of starting weight. the percentages of loss for each dose are very similar, Obviously the absolute number of pounds lost is higher the fatter someone is, but the percentage of loss each dose level provides have proven to pretty much apply whether someone is 150 or 450 lbs.
Banana Joe
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Ok, now I am really unsure, if the guy is actually pranking us. I believed I am talking to an overweight millenial/genZ, given all his posts...
2007 is pretty much when I ran my first 250mg Test E cycle. Looking back I should have never went below that dose till today, let alone get off for over a decade. But hindsight is 20/20...
2007 is pretty much when I ran my first 250mg Test E cycle. Looking back I should have never went below that dose till today, let alone get off for over a decade. But hindsight is 20/20...
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