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I get why you went with all these compounds, but the downside is that you won’t be able to figure out what actually worked for you. It’s always better to start with just one compound to see how it affects you, and then slowly add more, even if it's peptides.

▼ Click to expand Thanks, bro! I’ll soon find out how things are going. I hope I won’t have to quit the Cruise, because I recently stopped training after tearing my triceps, and I currently look like crap. Plus, the lack of training is definitely affecting my motivation overall. So, if I stop...

Just like many of us. I’ve had back pain for a long time, but after many years, I finally found a few solutions through exercises that helped me get rid of the pain and return to squats and deadlifts. Not many people understand, but the issue usually arises because some muscles, for various...

This is what I do: every 6–8 months, I get a fairly extensive blood panel done. Then, every 6 weeks, I do only the tests that I typically need to adjust and that are the most important. Occasionally, I add a rare marker for experimentation purposes.

If we could do an experiment – before and after – then we’d actually be able to determine if there’s a difference. Everything else is just our assumptions. I’ve just outlined how it should work in theory

Impressive. Actually, sometimes I feel like all my workouts in the gym are kind of pointless based on the results here.

Why only peptides? Have you ever used anabolic steroids, and do you not plan on making such changes to your hormonal profile for now?

Man, congratulations! It's really great that you didn’t need to use HMG because it's way more expensive. I’ve been using HCG and HMG for a year and a half. But honestly, I didn't come off the cycle, and now I'm using 250 mg of testosterone a week. Soon I’ll find out how things are going, whether...

In that case, you're smart for not using higher doses. I think 300-500 mg is what you need. It's always nice to see when people approach things with a thoughtful mindset.

It’s great to see that people can maintain such amazing shape for so long! Do you have any competition photos?

I'll switch to undecanoate instead of enanthate and do some tests over the next two weeks, probably around four weeks after the first injection, so that the levels stabilize

This one and GBL:LOL:

Here’s my situation: I never planned on having kids, so I used steroids for a long time without HCG. But at some point, I realized I did want to become a father. Actually, I’d go even further — I believe having a child is essential if you want to grow as a person. It’s the biggest...

Bro, that’s really serious. How did it happen that you needed such a major surgery? I just had my triceps reattached recently, and I’ve been walking around with a splint on my arm for two weeks. Finally getting it off tomorrow. And honestly, even something relatively minor like this isn’t easy...

Glad to help. Personally, I believe the later you start using steroids, the better — and always with the lowest effective doses. Unfortunately, my second cycle looked like this: 750 mg of testosterone per week and 40 mg of dbol per day. And on my third cycle, I even added 400 mg of nandrolone...

Bro, I really like your approach. You’re using minimal doses to feel great and look solid — that’s exactly what all of us should be doing. It’s such a stark contrast to the 60-kg teenagers pinning tren like it’s candy.

I'm pretty convinced that most of our muscle shape and structure comes down to genetics. For example, my upper traps are fairly well-developed, even though I never really focused on training them. I just did deadlifts — that’s it.

First, I’d like to understand your main goal with this particular stack. From what I gather, you're aiming to gain lean muscle mass, right? It’s just that in my experience, people sometimes use compounds that don’t really align with their actual goals — and I just want to make sure that’s not...

Yes, absolutely — that’s also an important factor. But what I meant is that the compound might not even be oil-based, like in the case of peptide hormones.

What was your testosterone level during those two weeks? Did you get bloodwork done on different days to track fluctuations?