TB 500, BPC 157, MK 677, Anavar, GH FRAG 176-191 ???
Ok, so i have experience with anabolic steroids doing a number of cycles, however have never used peptides before,
My situation - 28/m 190pds , have had a bad right knee for a while now with a number of arthroscope cartilage repairs and micro fraction surgery , 2cm difference in measurements right - left quad/calfs, i know this may not help my situation in anyway but I'm willing to try something different and see what happens,
after looking through the forums and reading up on different things people have recommended I'm keen for thoughts on the cycle i have put together and whether they see any noticeable flaws in it, or something that feel is missing, i plan on using:
TB 500
BPC 157
MK 677
Anavar
GH FRAG 176-191
Main aim - to improve my training results as my knee really sets me back, Training will be mixture of lifting/cardio - pushing my knee as much as possible , hopefully pain decreases as well, i like to stay lean.
As for dosages, i can only go by recommended, if anyone has used for similar reasons as mine, would love to hear your dosages/results.
Open to suggestions??
Thanks.
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28/m, 190 pds, 177cm, 12-15% BF atm, any other stats required?
I've got an appointment with the Doc tomorrow to find out about IGF, any other tests i should ask about getting while I'm there?
When I used the frag for fat loss I used techniques and dosage found on the datbtru peptide forums.
I used intermittent fasting, fasted cardio, and dosage that only pertained to these times.
I'm not sure why your going for such a diverse cocktail of gear here. What are your doses and schedule?
What is your training schedule and diet looking like?
Dosages:
MK 677 - 25mg E/D - WK 1-12
Anavar - 50-75mg E/D - WK 1-12
TB 500 - 5mg P/W - WK 1-4 , 2.5mg WK 5-8
BPC 157 - 300mcg E/D - WK 1-8
Frag - 400 mcg E/D - WK 1-8
Weight splits 5 times a week ,
Intense cardio 3 times a week ,
Fat burning cardio 3 times a week,
Thats the plan at this stage.
It sounds like you're trying to do way too much at once.
Fix your injury first, focus on the other things once that's better.