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I had great results running these compounds together – and at a low-dose – probably half of what most people run in these forums. The thing with our Rad is that after a month the lethargy kicks in big time – so I would personally use it as a kicker – perhaps for 4 to 6 weeks while you’re running...

I am in my 50s which I assume is a bit older than you – and have had knee injuries since grammar school from one thing or another. So, my knee pain is actually a combination of two things – some cartilage degeneration as well as tendinitis where my quadricep attaches to the patella on the top...

Agree with all the above - you need to come off everything after a proper pct and recover. Regarding your questions about running Test and HCG - TRT guys do this all the time and yes it keeps sex drive, fertility and ball size - but this ONLY when on TRT for life. At your age you risk being put...

I’ve had good success with MK677. I have also run Rad and Osta and my joints felt great. I’ve never run Bpc157 or TB500 - too many mixed reviews. (Also I would only trust pharma-grade solutions if I was injecting near or in the joint, as with BP157). Lastly, as a fellow sufferer of patella...

Male pattern baldness does not result from testosterone by itself, but actually from the conversion to DHT – and you need to have a genetic predispositions for it. They actually have name for that - it's called Androgenic Alopecia. If it is a concern to you – then you could think about lowering...

Ditto to what everyone else is saying - Go with Sarms. Being in my 50s now, I share the same concern about not wanting to risk too much but still looking for a way to make solid gains. I am doing my second run of Rad140 and Ostarine and the gains and healing are freaking awesome. 1 month in and...

More HCG means more Arimidex to control the E2. I ran it solo as a form of TRT monotherapy and felt like shit for a couple of weeks – but I also had a lot of SERMs in my system and the two may not of mixed well. Towards the end, and adding in a bit of AndroGel I felt very good – although my E2...

I'm so glad you posted this on the MK. I have been saving up two bottles for a cycle I planned this spring – but I have such a nagging pain from patella tendinitis that I've been fighting myself from just running some Ostarine right now. After the success you had with your shoulder, and...

I realize that this is a topic of much conjecture across different forums – and it seems the consensus here is that hCG should not be used in TRT protocols. Fundamentally, this makes sense – as you would be simultaneously giving your body a signal to shut down production, as well as restart the...

Thanks guys. Ordering some Primo and Sarms now to go along with the Test E I have. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Dylan - I wanted to revisit this thread given my new goals and thoughts on Prima and Test. Really enjoyed your video explaining the different steroids by the way. My goal would be to put on 10-15 lbs of muscle with minimal increase in body weight (maybe 5-7 lbs). Currently about 200lbs @...

Just curious - do you inject the BPC directly in the injured site or can you sub-q it anywhere? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Check it out brothers - my post PCT bloods are back and I scored a 900 total test! This was after running 3 weeks of HCG @ 500 IU EOD / 500 / 250 then running Clomid at 25 mg EOD 2 weeks and then 12.5mg ED. Bloods were taken right after PCT ended so I need to see how the HPTA holds up but this...

Is this the recommend protocol while on TRT permanently - cycle HCG as opposed to being on continuously or not use HCG? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Extreme anxiety. I was taking 50 mg Clomid and 20 Nolvadex and Aromasin - so maybe it was the combination of the drugs - but from what I read - It seems consistent with Clomid Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just another quick update from my Cardiologist and Urologist. They were adamant about higher T not causing issues. Uro flat out said there was "zero risk" negatively affecting the prostate (which kind of surprised me). My Cardiologist also reiterated that he's helped hundreds of patients improve...

Thanks to my man The 44 for the cool T-Shirt. Very true, indeed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is another great article which summarizes dozens of studies - all pointing to the same conclusion and also pointed out flaws with previous studies indicating that Testosterone therapy increases cardiovascular risk. For example, the well-known study you see touted by Endos and naysayers that...

Here's a famous study that concluded that there is an inverse relationship to testosterone levels and heart disease. (Men with high normal T had lower heart disease risk than those with low normal: http://press.endocrine.org/doi/full/10.1210/jcem.87.8.8762 Here's a study stating the same...

Good points. I had similar concerns. My Doc is a cardiologist and has pointed me to other studies which refute the claim that TRT increases cardiovascular risk. In fact, according to him and what he's seen in his practice, it actually lowers this risk. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk