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    to clen or not to clen

    hi im in need of some good honest advice.
    ive been training for a few years an have had some v v good gains in strength but i was v overweight an finding it hard to lose the belly an moobs even with a good 2 ok diet an cardio. but a guy in the gym told me try clen which he said would work wonders for me but im a bit unsure about it so any advice would be great. thanks lee

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    Dear LMA1581, do some research over forum,here are some great posts that will help you.

    best-regards

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    clen works very good, but it is short lived and you will just end up more depressed from the results....besides. clen has bad sides and you do not want to stress the heart anymore than you do from cycles and bad diets. Try an ECA stack, you can cycle it for a year if you wanted to...and the longer you use it, the better it works. IMHO I think next to diet....ECA is the strongest fat burner available.

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    Try it. It's pretty cheap and it works. It tightened me up pretty good in two weeks. But now I'm on an eca stack and I like it much better. But I have only been on a few days.

    The shaking clen hands really pissed me off for the first week. Then I got used to it. Start with an eca stack first. IMHO

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    Clean up the diet, and I mean spotless. Start some ECA and maybe 50mcgs of T3.

    What does your diet look like now? Cardio? Training? That would be a good place to start.

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    my diet is about 40% protein 30% carbs an 30% shit but thats down to working away from home and train 6-7 days a week where i do heavy weight training on 1 body part then 45mins cardio afterwards. dont like the sound of getting the shakes while at work

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    Quote Originally Posted by LMA1581 View Post
    dont like the sound of getting the shakes while at work

    Then clen is not for you. Trust us and get strict on the diet and cardio then try an ECA stack.

    Primatine or Bronkaid 25mg 3x per day
    Caf. 200mg 3x per day
    Baby asprin is optional.

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    Eat some adderall it is better than clen for weighloss all the moms are doing it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LMA1581 View Post
    my diet is about 40% protein 30% carbs an 30% shit but thats down to working away from home and train 6-7 days a week where i do heavy weight training on 1 body part then 45mins cardio afterwards. dont like the sound of getting the shakes while at work

    Define this, I'm sure it's your problem.

    Honestly, I've said it a thousand times, it works in this order:

    1. DIET
    2. Training
    3. Cardio
    4. Diet again
    5. AAS

    Without the diet being spot on you can forget about reaching your goals. Not trying to be a jerk, just telling you the reality of it all. I hope this helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pyes View Post
    IMHO I think next to diet....ECA is the strongest fat burner available.
    Yes, a whole 200 calories per day....


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    I think im going to make my diet as strict as my training is before i try anything.
    And its good to know i can talk to people who know there shit
    Thanks guys.

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