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If you're competing there's nothing but excess. That's what it takes to become a winner in the competition.

You need to get on N2Guard. It's very important. It's considered a great support supplement for a reason.

I would do 1 mg twice a week. You want to cycle it 12 weeks on and then 12 weeks off. You don't want to take it continuously, and then you can use it when you get sick as well.

this is definitely the million-dollar question right here. I think at the end of the day most people just push the hell out of it.

@mobster That's definitely someone who knows how to push themselves in the gym right there. I got to get me one of those shirts, as I'm definitely part of that club

forearm building is definitely good. I actually built some big forearms doing deadlifts, believe it or not.

Time to load up on this deal. Clomid is a great option especially for PCT.

NapsGear is fantastic. 50% off is a great deal and Clomid always comes in handy.

Cookie did a great job on this. It's always good to hear the different accents from people and their mentality on things.

You can certainly stack them together. A lot of people will worry about slamming your estrogen but at the end of the day, when you're cutting and you want to harden up, that's kind of what you have to do anyway.

I use BPC especially with my shoulder as well. It's gone really well for me. You can run anywhere from 250 mcg to 500 mcg a day.

Creatine is an easy-to-use supplement, and it's cheap. This is why it's so popular.

When it comes to powerlifting, making the switch is not a bad idea. I would stick to the compound movements, the big lifts like squats and bench press, for example.

You really should look into some fasting protocols. Fasting is a huge game changer. It will boost your glucagon in your body and increase growth hormone as well.

For females you can always go anywhere from 5-10 mg a day of anavar. That would be a good option.