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Hey bud, are you guys still active here?

Yeah, I've used this line in the past. I'd agree that its underdosed. But I did make good gains. One I realized that it was maybe 1/2 strength, I adjusted my dosing accordingly. Kobe, is the label Testo-E 1250 or Testo-E 500?

I can't say that I disagree with you fellas. I wish Gen-Shi was dosed more accurately.

That gear is definitely legit bro. But probably around half strength I'd estimate.

Well, I can't say I disagree with you. I guess what I'm saying is that I think the Gen-Shi line is clean, and does contain the medication listed on it's label. But I've always thought that their line was underdosed pretty much across the board.

Gen-Shi test-e is quality gear but is definitely underdosed. Formeron is a legit ai but it will not raise t to 1362. There is definitely gear in your Gen-Shi test-e.

500mg once weekly?

Why not just take advantage of your appetite and eat more, and increase your training volume? There is no such thing as overeating - just undertraining

Another thing to consider is your sodium intake. I recommend cutting your sodium beginning 14 days out. Don't go cold turkey and completely eliminate it cuz you run the risk of hyponatremia. Slowly taper your sodium intake down gradually so that the final 2 days prior to your show, your intake...

Very accurate. Compared to EPO, everthing else is peanuts.

Getting thyroid to normal physiologic levels is best I think. I'll bet most bros on cycle are hypothyroid. One grain of armour per day is a good conservative staring point, and then check labs after 4-6 wks, and adjust accordingly.

Its so easy to overdose thyroid replacement - and I think that is very counter-productive. In the case for an endurance athlete, it can really decrease cardiac output by decreasing diastolic filling resulting in low stroke volume. And for the bodybuilder, too much is catabolic.

I really like Armour for repleting thyroid hormone. T3 is the active hormone of course, but its half-life is too short for practical use - the athlete would be on a constant roller coaster ride. T4 is gives very stable levels and is also under physiologic control with regards to its conversion...

This is a very accurate post brother. I think that testosterone is only indicated to replete levels back to normal levels - total test can be strongly supressed to below 150 ng/dl during periods of intense training and racing. In this scenario, 150-200 mg/wk in divided doses can make a big...

There have been several consistently positive tests on this particular batch of IP Yellows from different members and different boards - they are definitely legit. Unfortunately, as far as I know, this batch is no longer available. And the newer batches (greys, nipers) have not tested well.

HTPE axis suppression by intense aerobic training is considered common knowledge and is described in basic exercise physiology texts. There is abundant peer reviewed literature on this subject too. Endurance gurus, recommend repleting, but not over dosing these hormones.

Anything more than 200mg/wk of test will totally block aerobic performance. This is a widely agreed upon fact. Yes, this is a TRT dose, and that is pretty much what you want if you are training your aerobic engine hard. Very intense aerobic training totally shuts down your HPT axis - so TRT...

What dose did you run?

High doses of anabolics definitely blocks aerobic performance. But low doses really boost recovery between workouts.

supplements that have been recommended: T enanthate or cypionate @ 150-200mg/wk HGH 3-5iu/d benefits: 1) improved recovery between training sessions 2) prevents muscle catabolism while dieting to make weight 3) increased plasma volume 4) increased crit