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    what is the best supp to use for strength and endurance gains?

    Hello to all.

    I would like some advise about what to use? how to use it? what specific brands are best quality? what stacks? do i have to use injections? and where to buy in the UK? hope that's not too much to ask...? Yes that means I've not yet dabbled but very curious to get started.

    I am not being lazy, i've been reading up on the interweb and there seems to be some conflicting info out there and i'm still trying to get some definitive answers to the questions above.

    The first question is (and should always be IMHO) what do I want to achieve?

    A:: In order of priority...
    Minimal side effects
    Optimum power to weight ratio
    Increased muscular strength (allowing me to train harder)
    Increased CV endurance
    5-10kg lean muscle increase
    Reduce my body fat to 8-9%

    My stats
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    5'10"
    170lb
    15% body fat
    been training sporadically for 6 years
    5 meals per day (protein shake used in place of proper feed occasionally)
    2-3ltr of water per day
    Good quality multivit
    fish oil supp
    aloe vera juice drink

    What training am I doing?
    Fasted early morning cardio (wearing my X-vest) = 6days p/w (45minutes)
    Cross country running with calisthenic intervals to break it up

    I am a chef and so i am on my feet for 50hrs a week on average
    considering wearing my X-vest whilst at work too (overload principal)

    Afternoon/evening training session 4 days p/w, this could be any of the following...
    Calisthenics
    Long distance run (typically covering 6-7miles in that time)
    kayaking
    Rock climbing
    Tae Kwon Do Class
    Swimming
    Cycle ride
    Hill walk with my X-vest

    I compete in no drug tested sports but I am planning to enter (2nd time around) a gruelling endurance race held each July. my training is geared towards fitness for that event currently.

    PB = 16hrs DNF
    Target time = 12hours.
    Race record = 8:10 (two of the current British Olympic triathlon squad)

    Forgive me if this is a little long winded but though it best to out it all out there.
    If there is anything I've not covered please ask.

    Looking forward to being a part of the community and looking for ward to hearing from you all.

    Thank you.

    ps. from the reading up ive been doing and one member's recomendation Equipoise seems to a have the right properties i'm looking for?

    I did a couple of cycles of M1T a few years ago but been advised that M1T is not ideal for my current goals.


    Anyways, looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

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    what helps my endurance is green vibrance and a shot glass of
    braggs apple cider vinegar it will help with lactic acid build up. taste disgusting i use a chaser but works takes around two weeks to notice both products. research it heres 1 link Apple Cider Vinegar Health Benefits

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