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    Quote Originally Posted by m_donnellyView
    Get your BF down to 15% and then make sure you have your diet and training dialed in.

    At 15%, you’ll be able to do a proper cycle which will get you real results without the higher risk of side effects. You really, really need to understand how your body responds to diet and exercise before you mess with AAS because it’ll make or break your results. I have seen guys piss away hundreds of dollars (whiling taking health risks) by not training or eating properly on a cycle.

    I was competing in natural TrueMaxding shows at 19 years old (I was 5’10”, 185lbs, 6% BF) and it still took me quite a few years afterward to figure things out.

    Thanks for the advice ill Defenitly take it

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    ok thanks for the advice now what would you say would be the right time to start it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by m_donnellyView
    Okay, let’s lay out your knowledge base here (from what you’ve told us);

    1. You’ve been training for 2 WEEKS and you want to run gear. This means you understand next to nothing about proper diet or exercise.

    2. You made no mention of running even a small dose of testosterone along with the anavar . Test is THE BASE OF ALL CYCLES. All AAS shut down your natural testosterone production. You have to counter this by running exogenous testosterone.

    3. You haven’t talked about using hCG . You’ll need it to keep your nuts from crawling up into your abdomen.

    4. You haven’t mentioned any PCT protocols to get your HPTA back on track.

    So, here’s what will happen if you run gear; you won’t get anything out of it because you know nothing of diet and exercise and you’ll phuck up your HPTA beyond belief and end up with all kinds of issues. You’ll end up fatter, depressed, anxious with little to no libido assuming your package even works anymore.

    First of all dont be a dick am trying to get information. Second I obiously know I have to run a PCT I thought that was impiled and from all the things ive read running anavar standalone is fine cause its not a androgenic and cardio and working out would burn fat and build muscle, and these last 2 weeks have seen no results ive been working out and dieting for a couple months and current diet plan I am on 6-7 meals a day consiting of low calorie intake and low fat, ive lost around 25 pounds my diet is set my workout plan is set I am looking for a boost

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    Quote Originally Posted by t-doggView
    It’s only been two weeks. You didn’t become over weight by night nor will you lose weight overnight. It takes time.

    Yes anavar is great, but 100% not recommended yet.

    At what weight do you recommend it at?

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    Quote Originally Posted by m_donnellyView
    Yes, it aromatizes into estrogen.

    The fact that you don’t know that tells me you don’t understand the absolute basics of using AAS and shouldn’t use them.

    I do understand ive read on multiple sites and forums that anavar is not androgenic

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    Quote Originally Posted by m_donnellyView
    Your body’s fat cells produce an enzyme that increase estrogen levels. The more body fat you have the higher your estrogen levels are naturally. Using AAS increases your estrogen levels (hence the need for an AI). So it’s very difficult to control the estrogen levels if you’re carrying excessive body fat as its also producing estrogen. This equates to more severe side effects.

    But I dont think Anavar produces estrogen

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    Quote Originally Posted by SickoView
    no absolutely not. Taking any anabolic of any kind would almost definitely cause you serious harm.
    The only thing that will provide results will be a lifestyle change of diet and a exercise program.
    Stick with it and you will see results.
    There is a diet section in this forum, look at some of the diets people post and use them as a guideline to create a diet for your needs.
    glad to see you decided to address your weight problem..don’t give up…

    why would it cause serious harm?

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