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+ 2 Stacking and mg/ml

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Frankenstein blends and real Body Builders may be a better title. Here we go again.

I've been in and around this game since 12 years old. I've seen, lived and trained NAT amongst some serious competitors: male and female. My view I know as "different" since I wasn't using anything but heard all the talk and learned ALLOT before I ventured into cycles at 42 years old.

The term Syringe Mixing dates back, way back to a gym in 1983. I am sure it goes back well before my time but I talk in the ME and MY experience not some made up copy and paste crap.

Today I practice syringe mixing short compounds to how a I feel. Some days a little more Prop when the Dr. is going to get Pandora and swing from the neighbors tree in a sex act while they are gone for dinner that evening.

About these "blends" I see as gimmick BS: Do you think Jay and Ronnie pin by the seat of their pants some "blend"? A predetermined ratio made up (yes you fuck: MADE UP) by some other fuck with a bottle of BA and some glassware.

If you are running stacks and don't know YOUR ratios and leave it up to someone out to SELL gear at any cost to their freedom.....you think these guys are super smart?

Think again.

Once again kids.....slow your roll. Learn YOU not what Big Super Dope Farms USP Human Grade just brewed in their toilet. 96% of you don't even know what USP or Human Grade is. Tren and Bold ARE not either just an example you are being lied to right off the starting line.

Educate and think before, not after.

HllwdBdBoy's picture

I read an article in 07(i believe) that blends were initially created by smugglers to smuggle "more bang for the buck"... which makes a lot of sense when you think in those terms

Trenabolic's picture

This is why I have always stayed away from blends period. I mix my own shit, I ain't taking the word of mr. Bathtub chemist.

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maxamax's picture

good point on the tren and eq. im sure a lot of people know that eq is for horses and tren is for cattle. but on the flip side i know way to many that dont.