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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: Firedrineman on March 11, 2008, 11:55:11 PM
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Hey just curious about Anavar and what the pro's and con's are ?
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Hey just curious about Anavar and what the pro's and con's are ?
only con is its expensive ;) its gret for lean gains and good for moderate sytrength gains. its a great drug to get started on sonce its so mild predonimnately anabolic do no worries about bitch tits or haior loss.
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I havent yet used the drug but have read some great things about it. Like it was stated above it is a bit expensive compared to winny but I dont mind that due to the fact is not hard on the liver like winny is. I read it's great for fat loss on cutting cycles and i've also read it makes it nice ending to a regular cycle in terms of getting off. Go to steriod.com and read the profile on it.
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I would personally love to get ahold of some VAR....just dont have the funds....its extremely pricey.....I know several competitors who use VAR as a bridge between cycles and it seems to work extremely well
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I would personally love to get ahold of some VAR....just dont have the funds....its extremely pricey.....I know several competitors who use VAR as a bridge between cycles and it seems to work extremely well
No such thing as bridging. If you're on your on Var will shut you down. I wish it wasn't so...
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No such thing as bridging. If you're on your on Var will shut you down. I wish it wasn't so...
Exactly. You're either on or your off. There is no bridging. If your taking something it will shut you down.
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No such thing as bridging. If you're on your on Var will shut you down. I wish it wasn't so...
Exactly. You're either on or your off. There is no bridging. If your taking something it will shut you down.
Yes, you are still "on" if you use the bridging concept but this is not necessarily always a bad thing. Sometimes a light course of AAS in between to larger more complex runs of AAS really helps out...I've gotten to where I like doing this myself.
For example, for the last 8 or so wks I've been on nothing but 250mg/test/wk along with 50mg/winny/eod...this was after 4months of more standard AAS use. I'll bump things back to "standard" in another 4+wks or so, and then come off for a stint...seems to work well IMO.
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Yes, you are still "on" if you use the bridging concept but this is not necessarily always a bad thing. Sometimes a light course of AAS in between to larger more complex runs of AAS really helps out...I've gotten to where I like doing this myself.
I agree with you. I don't think it's necessarily bad either but a lot of people seem to forget that even when taking low doses they're still keeping themselves shut down.
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I agree with you. I don't think it's necessarily bad either but a lot of people seem to forget that even when taking low doses they're still keeping themselves shut down.
You're right...there is a large lack of understanding when it comes to that. Fortunately BigIronMike does not fall into this category at all...he's got a good head on his shoulders and a very sound understanding of the ins and outs of AAS use.
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Yes, you are still "on" if you use the bridging concept but this is not necessarily always a bad thing. Sometimes a light course of AAS in between to larger more complex runs of AAS really helps out...I've gotten to where I like doing this myself.
For example, for the last 8 or so wks I've been on nothing but 250mg/test/wk along with 50mg/winny/eod...this was after 4months of more standard AAS use. I'll bump things back to "standard" in another 4+wks or so, and then come off for a stint...seems to work well IMO.
You cruise and blast. Something I may do down the line but for me it is still too early. My body will let me know when its time.
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You're right...there is a large lack of understanding when it comes to that. Fortunately BigIronMike does not fall into this category at all...he's got a good head on his shoulders and a very sound understanding of the ins and outs of AAS use.
I've been reading a great deal about how it could actually be less taxing on the body to stay ON (with small amt of AAS in b/w normal cycles) the majority of the year (say 8-9 months)....sounds insane but it kind of make sense to me....The constant rising and falling of the hormonal system cant be too good for the body...the only issue would be lack of funds....its just damn near impossible to be able to afford to do it financially
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I've been reading a great deal about how it could actually be less taxing on the body to stay ON (with small amt of AAS in b/w normal cycles) the majority of the year (say 8-9 months)....sounds insane but it kind of make sense to me....The constant rising and falling of the hormonal system cant be too good for the body...the only issue would be lack of funds....its just damn near impossible to be able to afford to do it financially
You have to be very poor not to afford one amp of test a week when cruising.
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I dont believe all bridging will shut you down if its a hormone yes but peptides no igf is a very good bridge but you need to know whats up or you will have to buy a bigger belt too