anadrol

[pharmguy]

On Your cycle bro, I have one thing to say,



MOOOOOOOOOOO!

 

[jubei]

Holy fuck is right. Gilly, what do you do to prevent fina gyno??

 

[THeMaCHinE]

and dont make fun of me for any reason whatsoever not feelin stable.

Adrol may not be the drug for you if you're not feeling stable.

 

[Bulldog_10]

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Adrol may not be the drug for you if you're not feeling stable.

Hey machine...were you the one that gave me the joint advice a while back? Someone gave me an awesome concoction of joint supplements...and the search function is down...Just wondering if it was you. I think the person had machine in their name.

 

[gilly6993]

Holy fuck is right. Gilly, what do you do to prevent fina gyno??

Fina doesn't really bother me but I'm taking bromo ed just in case......

 

[THeMaCHinE]

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Hey machine...were you the one that gave me the joint advice a while back? Someone gave me an awesome concoction of joint supplements...and the search function is down...Just wondering if it was you. I think the person had machine in their name.

Hey Bulldog_10,
Yeah, I think we did have that conversation (I've had it a couple times with several people here); it would have been a glucosamine HCL, chondroitin HCL, niacinamide and hydrolyzed collagen stack (somewhere areound 1500 mg 1x, 2000 mg 1x, 250-350 mg 4x [or 750-1000 mg 2x] and 10 gr 1x).

Did you give it a try? If so, how'd it work out for you?


Gilly -- gettin swole off that stack eh? I thought I was doing good with my adrol/winny/test/deca stack ... lol ...

 

[Bulldog_10]

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Hey Bulldog_10,
Yeah, I think we did have that conversation (I've had it a couple times with several people here); it would have been a glucosamine HCL, chondroitin HCL, niacinamide and hydrolyzed collagen stack (somewhere areound 1500 mg 1x, 2000 mg 1x, 250-350 mg 4x [or 750-1000 mg 2x] and 10 gr 1x).

Did you give it a try? If so, how'd it work out for you?


Gilly -- gettin swole off that stack eh? I thought I was doing good with my adrol/winny/test/deca stack ... lol ...

Yeah, it was for my girlfriend...she's had bad joints for a while...and this is the only thing that really helped...now she stopped using it for a while, and her joints seem alot better even without it. I only asked for it because there's a guy that posted a joint support question and I told him to look for the old coversation we had a while ago...but the search function is down.

Thanks bro

 

[THeMaCHinE]

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Yeah, it was for my girlfriend...she's had bad joints for a while...and this is the only thing that really helped...now she stopped using it for a while, and her joints seem alot better even without it. I only asked for it because there's a guy that posted a joint support question and I told him to look for the old coversation we had a while ago...but the search function is down.

Thanks bro

Good to hear. I put in some pretty good research into that stack when both my wife and I were suffering injuries ...

Upon cessation of glucosamine and chondroitin, symptoms may gradually come back in some folks after about the 6-month mark. However, with the addition of the niacinamide and collagen, she may be off the hook ... It's not a regimen that you really have to stop taking if they get bad again though, so that's a positive. It just takes about 6 or so weeks to really get it loaded well.

Ultimately, if she was going to be on long-term, and if she could drop glucoasmine after she loaded it for awhile and had reached a comfort level, she might be able to cruise with just the chondroitin, niacinamide and collagen as glucosamine increases insulin resistance in some folks to a degeree.

I'm glad that it worked for her ... hearing that people actually benefit from something makes doing the work of researching and posting it up worth it.

 

[Bulldog_10]

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Good to hear. I put in some pretty good research into that stack when both my wife and I were suffering injuries ...

Upon cessation of glucosamine and chondroitin, symptoms may gradually come back in some folks after about the 6-month mark. However, with the addition of the niacinamide and collagen, she may be off the hook ... It's not a regimen that you really have to stop taking if they get bad again though, so that's a positive. It just takes about 6 or so weeks to really get it loaded well.

Ultimately, if she was going to be on long-term, and if she could drop glucoasmine after she loaded it for awhile and had reached a comfort level, she might be able to cruise with just the chondroitin, niacinamide and collagen as glucosamine increases insulin resistance in some folks to a degeree.

I'm glad that it worked for her ... hearing that people actually benefit from something makes doing the work of researching and posting it up worth it.

Definitely...thanks again bro!