Can I get some Cycle Help please?

[LevelUpMatt]

Hi guys,

I could use some cycle help from those much more experienced from me please. I have been on TRT (250 Test C) for 2 years, I also run Reta at 9mg weekly, and 4MG KLOW and 2IU HGH daily. I have lost 54 pounds and now have visible abs at 47, but I have no major size guys. During this 2 years I have also run 2, 12 week cycles of Test C at 500 with 50 Anavar on workout days, anything over 500 test (I have tried 600 and 700 and felt horrible) does'nt make me feel great. Bloodwork is all good.

I would like to run my first "size cycle" and run Test C at 500, NPP at 300, and Anadrol 50 on workout days. I wanted to see thoughts on this cycle from more experienced and bigger guys. My understanding so far is to run the NPP at 100, 3 times per week. I am also planning to drop my Reta down during this cycle so that I can eat more and increase my calories from 2250 to 3,000-3,500 to add muscle.

Thoughts on changes I might need to make or things to be aware of guys?

Thanks very much for any help,

-Matt

 

[Wardamn]

Drop the anadrol. You already can't eat on 9mg of reta. What are you lowering Reta to?

 

[Cypher]

Have you ever run a 19-nor before? You mentioned feeling horrible at 500mg of test, yet your plan is to run another 500mg of test and add 300mg of NPP on top of it for a "size cycle." Does that make sense to you?

I'd also drop the Reta discussion for now. You don't need to be throwing Anadrol into the mix either, especially when you haven't established how you'll respond to the other compounds.

More importantly, put some effort into your post. What does your actual training look like? What's your current diet, how long have you been consistently training, and what do your bloodwork numbers actually look like? Saying "bloodwork is all good" tells us very little.

You're asking for advice on adding multiple compounds, so give people something meaningful to work with.

Maybe the route of using AAS isn't for you... stick with TRT doses, bump up the GH and keep an AI on hand and use food as the driver.