Not running it right now, but in the past I have used it in cycles up to 750mg/wk. I never use it for trt, but weirdly that's what it was originally manufactured for.
Interesting. Ya, 750 is typicality my sweet spot for any blast. Since I'm diabetic and fiscally challenged, being able to afford copious amounts of food, good food like all the meats, turkey, chicken and other mass gainer supps, it's just something I can't do while trying to keep my blood glucose levels stable. I figured if ran the sust @300mg a wk with 600mg of mast and 450mg of primo a wk, alongside the 300mg of sust, it'd be a pretty nice amount of gear to compliment a diabetic friendly diet. Keep in mind, I've got all the slin in the world and Ozempic that I take regularly from my PCP. I e really got the insulin down to a science in regards to incorporating into my training/cycle. Testosterone and insulin alone are very synergistic. I went a solid year without training "20+ yrs in the gym" and just eating kinda healthy, I managed to keep most of what I gained while training enhanced. Did over 10 yrs training as a natty. So I was able to put on a solid frame that doesn't really go away that much. Ofc if I'm out fuckn off partying for a month or 2, I will lose hard earned gains for sure. And that's happened to me a few times. But I'm only human. And I do make mistakes in life. So recently I got back in the gym and did a baby 6 wk long npp/primo alongside my 200mg TRT. I'm always concerned about my PCP randomly calling me in for a hormone panel. He's the coolest doctor ever and I don't wanna burn a bridge with him by coming back with super physiological TT/FREE TEST LEVELS. The guys so cool when I get to the office he's already got my scripts ready to escript them to my local pharmacy here in ATL. Testosterone, Cialis, Soma, Alprazolam bars, Ambien and the most important one to me is the Adderall. 60 of the 30mg IR pills. With diabetes and fibromyalgia, honestly bro... I can't even function or get outa my bed until I take an Adderall. My ADHD flair ups are bad however he's got me on Amphetamine Salts and Ozempic cuz I'm diagnosed BED. Binge eating disorder. And we started with Vyvanse but my insurance quit paying for it. And I always had trouble finding a pharmacy that had in stock. The Vyvanse/Ozempic connection will make food so unappealing. Adderall does work for curbing my appetite with or without the ozempic. But the Vyvanse really helped me stop binging on not just soda and candy, but everything in general. I'd go days without eating and tbh, I don't like how that feels. Cuz finally when I did eat, I'd feel ashamed and almost worthless. If you saw a picture of me 4: years ago, you'd think I was at least a NPC competitor. Guys on Meso that personally know me, saw how big and lean I was at my apex.
Long story short, I'm trying low test with a few mild to moderate compounds with pretty much my TRT as my base. Just a cunt hair more test. I get prescribed 1ml e7d from my PCP. The sust I got is QSC, and tested accurate just about spot on @250mg/ML. Got plenty of mast and primo. But I'm thinking I'm gonna grab a kit of the oil based injectable winny and if I can afford it, a kit of TREN ace. That's my dream cycle.
.5 sust mwf
50mg winny/ed pre
100mg tren Ace mwf
150mg primo Enth mwf
4-6 iu fast acting slim post
.025mcg Ozempic e7d
1000mg metformin X2 day with meals
Sounds like a lot, but I'm already taking half the meds regularly as prescribed by my PCP'. Even the Test.
Typically I'll trade Ozempic pens for gear to buddy of mine here on meso. And I'll sell my bars to buy other stuff like the winny and the tren.
Didn't mean to drop my whole Bio on ya, lolzzz
I'm just preparing now. Gonna ask doc for some Adex too. All the years I been B&C, I think this will be the first time I have EVERYTHING on deck, witch is rule number 1 for and cycle you do in olving AAS. I hear GH will spike blood glucose levels and possibly A1C levels. So I'ma have to do research before I fell into the world of Growth. I'm 44 now and want to get a few more runs in before my fibromyalgia and diabetes really start to affect my quality of life. Ty for the feedback on the sust. I really do appreciate it
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