Thanks for the advice, currently on trt and getting my bloods back in check im feeling alot better and getting bloods drawn next week. my "trt" is 280 test. I plan to run for my next cycle 400eq 400 test. and then use anadrol towards the middle to end for 4 weeks at 50mg. Im also thinking of adding in 50-100 trenace a week to help focus more muscle growth but i think since its my second cycle pushing a gram might be retarded but i did want to try a 19norr.
In terms of gh ive been running 6ius for around 2 months now before that i ran 3 ius for about 4 months. HCG since ive been on cycle for about 30 weeks now trt on and only one blast of 10 weeks of 500 test. I run the hcg at 750ius a week. My diet is super clean i keep fats at 60 and under when i bulk. Currently im recomping on trt at 2500 calories 220p 40f rest carbs. I plan to push to 10-12% bf before i start this cycle which will be in the next month or so. You say to bring the gh down on anadrol whys this? i partially understand how insulin and bloodglucose work with it but not to the extent i should. Do you mind explaining what issues gh could cause around my insulin sensitivty in terms of diet and gear?
1. You don't need tren atm. It's a cosmetic drug anyways, best suited for last 4-8 weeks of a cut phase. I've seen so many idiots hop onto it and look just flat af. Turns out, you can't really cut and be huge, if you haven't gained a lot to begin with. It's horrible for bulking phases, cause it creates a havock in high carb environments and it doesn't lets you sleep. It takes your endurance away. You'd be gasping for air 24/7. On a dose dependant manner, it has insulin-like effects. Coincidentally, nearly all the effects of Tren can be replicated using some very old-school drugs that are far safer to run.
2. Anadrol and high GH can cause too much water retention, cause high doses of both are known to agonize the mineral-corticoid receptor. Unless you are very experienced, don't venture into using high dosages of both.
3. You'd need high carbs to bulk, there's no way around it that leads to a better and/or safer results. GH dosages like 6 IUs a day will most probably cause a significant increase in your haemoglobin a1c levels, leading to low insulin sensitivity.
Metformin at 500 mgs twice a day with food will mitigate this.
Don't take carbs in your last meal of the day.
Pin all your GH at a time, sub-cutaneous, 1 hour before bed.
Upon waking in the morning, do fasted cardio for 30 minutes at least.
Most of your carbs should be from slow digesting sources. Keep the fast digesting carbs in and around your workouts.
Sprinkle some cinnamon powder in your shakes.
Be assured, even the worst levels of Type-2 diabetes is completely reversible. The risk of insulin insensitivity although real, is hugely overstated.
