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17hd is a waste.
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im looking to get big, i was wondering of leukic and 17hd would be a good stack, or an NO2 and a creatine, i havent been working out for 3 weeks, got off sdrol 3 weeks ago also.... what do you guys think?
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How many calories are you taking in each day? How much protein too?
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I think you need to really research this some more. NEVER stop lifting during pct or after. Superdrol is a very suppressive compound, so I hope you at least had a good pct set up. As far as the products you listed, with the exception of creatine, they all suck. Sorry to word it that way. Calories and protein should be above maintenance. If I were you I would get a test booster (activate xtreme or mass fx), an anti-e (many to pick from), a cortizone (sp) blocker (retain 2, lean xtreme 2.0, etc) and some form of creatine. I have the best success with regular mono. Hope this helps.
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