I have four things to suggest:
#1. Get blood work done. Other than a little extra expense, there's no reason not to since you can order it on the net without even needing to see a doc, (unless you live in one of the communist states which don't allow this). But you need to know exactly where your E2 level is.
#2. I didn't feel great after two weeks of GW1516. Not what I expected. So you might want to try dropping that.
#3. You may even want to reconsider using Caber. It beats some people up. At the very least, get prolactin levels done with your blood work.
#4. BTW do you have a lot of experience with Tren? I always feel kinda crappy on Tren. But I also have always used Caber or Parlodel with it too, so now I have to re-think that practice for future reference.
I'm slowly learning through my own gear choice mistakes this past year that using the shotgun approach by throwing multiple types of gear into a stack at once very often leaves us in the dark and scratching our head when we find that we feel like garbage during such a cycle. If you're using 4 or 5 different types of gear at once, then you're left with merely a bunch of guessing games as to which one is the culprit. Meanwhile you begin to dread dragging yourself to the gym. It gets to be very counterproductive, and you get to a point when you have to ask yourself: "Do I own this gear, or does it own me??" I hope this helps you out bud
I look good but don't feel great. Barely any appetite.
