Reply With QuoteAny AAS can be used for cutting, bulking, etc, etc. Depends on how you diet and train.
I see most starting at 40-50mg ED, and increasing as needed. Don't expect to t-bol hit you fast like d-bol will.
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tbol for cutting?
can you use tbol with test e for cutting? What dosage? Thx
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how long does it take to hit you?? Damn 40 t0 50 and increase?
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