VictoryKnocks
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I’m wondering what everyone’s cycle theory is for best gains and least side effects. Meaning do you prefer Test only in higher doses? Lower doses longer cycles? Blast everything for a short time then cruise? Full pct? Etc.
Also want to know everyone’s thoughts on the “Anabolic Matrix” theory (coined by everyone’s favorite degenerate aka Tony Huge). I don’t think it’s really a novel idea by any means, but I find it interesting. It involves taking more reasonable doses from each “category”. So you might do your test base, throw in a 19-nor derived AAS (Nandralone or Tren), add a compound from DHT column (let’s say Primo or an oral) add in GH or even MK-677 and a little insulin.
The theory is you are covering each potential growth pathway so you can take much lower doses relative to what you would be using of you utilized each compound alone or with 1-2 others. Any thoughts guys?
(Edit: I removed the part about myostatin inhibitors. If anyone has experience with them your thoughts are welcome, but I’m mainly curious about the theory of covering all of these growth pathways with lower relative doses)
Also want to know everyone’s thoughts on the “Anabolic Matrix” theory (coined by everyone’s favorite degenerate aka Tony Huge). I don’t think it’s really a novel idea by any means, but I find it interesting. It involves taking more reasonable doses from each “category”. So you might do your test base, throw in a 19-nor derived AAS (Nandralone or Tren), add a compound from DHT column (let’s say Primo or an oral) add in GH or even MK-677 and a little insulin.
The theory is you are covering each potential growth pathway so you can take much lower doses relative to what you would be using of you utilized each compound alone or with 1-2 others. Any thoughts guys?
(Edit: I removed the part about myostatin inhibitors. If anyone has experience with them your thoughts are welcome, but I’m mainly curious about the theory of covering all of these growth pathways with lower relative doses)
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