ADVICE
Hey guys!
It is my pleasure to join this site as I have been a member of many other sites that provide irrelevant information. So I would like to hear some suggestions in regards to cycles and stimulants.
This would be my first cycle. I'm currently 257 and 6 foot 1 with 21% body fat. 16 months ago I was at 309 and 28% body fat. Here is what I have in mind on taking:
salbutamol(aka clenbuterol minus the gitters) week 1-6
T3 (cytomel) week 1-3 and week 6-9
Ketofin (to purify the receptors so I can stay on Salbutamol for 6 weeks)
I've done my research on this as you can see. However I've worked really hard to sustain my muscle and do not want to surrender it.
I feel the need to add some Sustanon 250 for that specific cause. And that is to keep my muscle but surrender that fat.
So I planned on incorporating it for 12 weeks at 250 ml per week. Once again my goal is not to gain more weight, whether that be muscle or mass. But to shed the baggage.
My diet is ok could be better. My ideal weight is 200 pounds with 15% body fat or less. Here is what my nutrition habbits consist of
200-220 grams of protein per day
200-220 grams of carbs per day
20-30 grams of fat per day.
with 1 cheat day per week to eat whatever I like (but not to pig out)
What do you guys think?
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I know there are plenty of people who need support, who need to hear what others are experiencing, and also, people who have great advice and can help me achieve my goal.
This probably goes without saying, but you may need to do quite a bit more research before spearheading this plan. I wouldn't add any AAS with that high of body fat with the likelihood of your adipocytes cranking the estrogenic sides through the roof.
What is your training currently like? As long as you keep that in check I see no problems "sustaining" your muscle mass.
Before you start taking drugs, I suggest you getter a better grasp on your diet and not just look for the magic pill to shred off your fat. What is your reason for such a low fat content in your diet? What type of carbs are you eating? When are you eating them? Cheat meals are unnecessary, if you really want results, you'll do what you need to achieve them.