posted Wed, 01/01/2014 - 09:18
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Silly Equipoise question??? OR not:)
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Doing my research on EQ...and have a silly question.
If EQ is inclined to make you eat like a "horse" then does it make you put on unwanted weight gain? It seems a lot of users want EQ to get them that the lean gain on cycle.
I mean, keeping your diet clean and on point is obviously something we strive for....but if EQ makes you ravenous for food, wouldn't that make dieting that much harder? How does fighting hunger all the time seem like a positive?
And is giving blood while on a EQ cycle really necessary if taken around 600 to 700mg/week.
Thanks in advance!
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WithdrawlI've done EQ in almost all my cycles and I've never experienced increased hunger. It's one of those things where it might happen or it might now. Depends on the individual. At 600-700mg you don't need to give blood unless you already have high RBC/Hematocrit because EQ will make it worse. You'll want to donate if you plan on running EQ long term like a year or more. But like I said, I've never experienced increased hunger on EQ. I love using it in cutting cycles.
Thank you..answered my questions. Appreciate the real world experience behind the answer too. I know everybody is different.
Like someone else mentioned, I have a hard time eating enough calories to get what I want, but with EQ i've noticed I no longer have this problem. Just try to eat healthy foods which you should be eating on cycle anyway. Don't go run out to mcDonalds ya know. Just started this cycle a few weeks ago so I can't make any claims for the dry vs wet gains, but anyone I know who has experience with EQ says it is always dry lean gains.
witekit makes me to eat more and I have not put any fat all seams to be burn out and put into good muscle
AAS causes polycythemia. EQ causes this more than any other AAS. You need to donate blood to stay healthy and to avoid the negative side effects. In layman's terms it will thicken your blood, put undue stress on to your heart as well as predispose you to several nasty side effects such as possibly having a stroke.
So go donate blood as often as you are able. Not to mention it's good for the community.
What if you were an endurance athlete, like a cyclist or runner, wouldn't you want the extra red blood cells? So, is the whole donating thing for bodybuilders, since it puts so much more stress on their bodies?
You do up to a certain point. Once your HCT gets over 50 you are really taking a lot of risk. If you are an elite athlete may be that risk is justified to you, only you can determine. Everyone judges there situation based on their own risk to reward model. But I do believe people should know the facts. I hope this answers your question.
Just as in interesting side note. It is one of the reasons why EQ imparts vascularity on the user (Provided they are lean enough to show it), and is known to do so better than most compounds.
EQ is noted for slow clean gains. It is NOT a wet bulking agent. The real beauty will be seen after 16-20 weeks. Bro, an aggressive hunger can be satisfied by what you feed it. Keep the kitchen properly stocked and you should be fine. Venture outside and hit the big macs and you're defeating the purpose.
Thanks Gearhead....you are right of course. Properly eating/stocking the kitchen is essential. Just that my research confused me once it seemed like conflicting information...lean gains...but ppl saying they are eating everything in sight.
Do you donate blood during use? I plan on running around 700mg week. Thinking I will be okay at this dosage to not have to donate). Plan on going like 20 weeks along side 1 gram test.
Thanks bro for the input.
I does increase appetite in MOST but also AAS will increase metabolism as well as Diet and training so your gains will typically be lean gains with EQ,
you spoke for me............ +3 :))
I choose my EQ cycle because I have a hard time consuming enough calories, and I have a pretty good metabolism. I bought a home blood pressure monitor to keep a close eye on things. I do plan on donating blood during week 10. Giving blood certainly won't hurt anything and some of the vets swear by it.
Good Luck!
Thanks Drock...guess it is particularly good for those individuals who have difficulty putting on weight? I already have no problem eating like a horse...lol..so not sure what will happen to me? Maybe I will look like a house:)