how much muscle does T3 REALLY burn?
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03-07-2011, 11:26 PM #1Registered User
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how much muscle does T3 REALLY burn?
im gonna start my clen/T3 cycle 2-3 weeks before my 7 week test prop cycle and continue to run it during cycle. i have ketotifen on hand if i wanna stay on clen.
just wanted to get my body fat down a bit more before the cycle. im 5'11 200 lbs at around 14% bf. would this be ok?
edit: also if i can only run T3 for 6 weeks consecutively and nothing more, then i'll just run it 3 weeks prior to the prop cycle and 3 weeks during. unless anyone knowledgable on this subject has a more efficient idea.
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03-08-2011, 07:45 AM #2Registered User
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running t3 without test will burn muscle and fat. to keep muscle you need to run test with it. bro just keep your diet in check than you will lose all the fat you want.
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