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What's up guys, new here and kindda new to the juice. A little background on myself I was involved in a motorcycle accident back in 2015 where I got airlifted and ended up with a bunch of titanium bars throughout my body. I was unable to walk for about a year and got super fat, for reference I'm 5'09 and was about 220lbs after my recovery. I was unable to lift a water bottle with my right hand due to all the new metal that was put in. I was told that taking some Test E would help my recovery greatly. I had no idea what I was doing just went off what another friend told me to take as far as dosage. I ended up healing up super fast and the bulkier picture of the two was how I ended up looking after a 3-month cycle, not knowing what I was doing I just stopped cold turkey. After a few months off that's how I ended up looking in the smaller one of the 2 pics.

So that takes me to now, I had another motorcycle accident not as bad but definitely did get hurt, I want to recover and basically want to get bigger than I once was. I'm currently 33yrs old and weighing about 210lbs

I'm older now and would really like some advice on a good starter protocol to get me going again. I know I should get my blood work but I would assume I'm good as I don't really suffer from any signs of low T.

Thanks in advance

Catalyst's picture

Welcome. Your friend wasn't far wrong with a test only cycle but it was criminal of him to not tell you about PCT and having AI's on hand in case of gyno. You're lucky that wasn't a problem for you.

If you can get blood work, get it.

infern0's picture

You can't really assume "you're good" and run a cycle , sure u may not experience low t symptoms but there are many other health markers that are also important, you don’t really know what's actually going on in the inside of your body without blood work for example cholesterol could be elevated without you knowing and will worsen on cycle. Some people unknowingly have underlying health issues whether its genetics or lifestyle and run a cycle blindly without blood work, sure it might reveal those health issues but then they'd blame gear for causing something they already had. Better stay safe and get blood work.

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All Those in favour of MickeyMoto getting the full @Drexyl Welcome Say 'I' .....

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Drexyl's picture

Aye

NWApatches's picture

AYE

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SimonM84's picture

@drexl let me have it Drex…

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Waltdisneysbum's picture

Is Drex going to bless this new member too?

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press1's picture

Do Not Ride any more motorbikes.

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MickeyMoto's picture

I'm sticking to track riding from now on

press1's picture

I've known sooo many members on here over the years bro that have come off their bikes often down to other road users pulling out/hitting them at junctions and it has destroyed their training even years down the line. Joints, arms, legs, back all knackered after extensive surgery. I know how great they feel as I use to own GSXR1000's & R1's but other road users can simply end your life in a second & destroy your training. All down to pure luck not getting hit, nothing to do with how capable you are as a rider unfortunately.

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scoobydoo's picture

The best advice I can give on motorcycles is to ride like you are invisible. When you have a bike that can do 0-60 in 3 seconds or less, you have to fight the urge to do that. People can't judge how fast a motorcycle accelerates. While yes, motorists do cut off motorcycles, going 70mph in a 25mph zone is not safe. We also have states that allow lane splitting. That is just plain stupid. I've had 2 accidents in my 20+ years of street riding and they were both my fault.

23Sparta's picture

But can we at least spitball a few multi compound starter cycles back and forth before I pull bloods? Pleeeease!

23Sparta's picture

Boom. Flawless. Covers all the bases. It’s my first time and I don’t want miss out on any anabolic pathways

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Nice, cause I wanna get huge and shedded

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McDonalds are doing a 'Hat Trick' limited Edition burger here atm which is 3 burgers, cheeses, BBQ sauce and onions lol Looks really nice actually

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23Sparta's picture

Best pre workout ever imo

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That’s it, I’m going back on cycle now!

23Sparta's picture

Too late! .5ml TNE, .5ml dbol inject, .5ml DHB base, three McDoubles, 8iu growth…. I’m headed to the gym

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Eh, I’m just doing a yoga class

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Haha back at yuh bro and you already know<3

press1's picture

Pair of Puffs .... Lmao

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23Sparta's picture

You too Press<3

lol, I tell at least three dudes everyday that I love them and not one bitch

press1's picture

You will LURAO when you see what I originally wrote here in the Heartbeat Lol

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23Sparta's picture

Lmfao Press, let us know then! Dyyyying, in the heartbeat I gave it a thumbs up

Pumped_'s picture

His receptors are fresh so he can load compounds and get bigger

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Rosschestzip's picture

It makes sense if you don’t think about it….. but honestly did he think that since they were “fresh” he’d gain 40 pounds instead of 10-18?? Like I don’t get what guys think will happen.

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press1's picture

There is always a Method to the Madness ....

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23Sparta's picture

Damn near virgin

press1's picture

HAHAHAHA!!! You know it bro

'His receptors are more Efficient' Pumped - Get it right

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Pumped_'s picture

Hahaha, the stuff i read here lol

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23Sparta's picture

Starter protocol…. Pull bloods

MickeyMoto's picture

Thanks for your advice from my previous post..lol

I'm ignorant to the game, what exactly would a starter protocol consist of? I'm thinking of some test c and some sort of PCT when a few weeks after I finish. I mean that's what I read on here so far.

23Sparta's picture

Just breathe bro, you’re gonna get there. You have a decent foundation. Do things correctly and it will pay off handsomely in the long run. Go to your primary care physician, ask he/she to perform your annual bloodwork and to include a male hormone panel. Those basic labs will be enough to determine if you are fit for the struggle

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