Test e, var, t3 cut?

[blackmasked]

gonna skip the thing with “diet and cardio dictate”, bcs i already know that and everything is dialed in.
500mg test e
50mg var
25mg proviron
reta 2mg
wanna speed up the cutting process, and that gonna happen with aggresive deficit of 1000-1100 kcal, and in 2-3 weeks i expect my thyroid to go down. the cut gonna be 6-8 weeks, my plan is the time, even if i sacrifise some muscle, but gonna try to minimize that when i up the protein. so im gonna add t3 in like 2 weeks and gonna start with 25mcg.
so:
should i up my kcals more, or keep the same once i add t3?
how much protein to consume? 1,5g/lb / 2g/lb?
should i take it first thing in the morning, if i up the dosage should i split?
how long should i take t3? are 4/6 weeks too much?

 

[Meetketchup]

Hard to say depending on where you currently are weight and bodyfat wise. Can you clarify?

Also, an aggressive cut of over 1K cals for 6-8 weeks along with T3 use is overkill and a good environment for muscle loss.

 

[blackmasked]

Hard to say depending on where you currently are weight and bodyfat wise. Can you clarify?

Also, an aggressive cut of over 1K cals for 6-8 weeks along with T3 use is overkill and a good environment for muscle loss.

well, i was 193lbs last cut at 9-10% subq end of cycle, but stopped for 6 months bcs of surgery and now im 180lb at 18-19% bf.
at this point and bf% i can go with 200 test and go on moderate deficit, but like i said the time here plays, even if i have to sacrifise some muscle its better for me to go faster to 10-11%bf and start a winter bulk.

 

[Meetketchup]

I like to use aggressive deficits for mostly mini cuts (short durations such as 3 to maybe 4 weeks). Anything more than that is counterproductive IMO. You don't need a lot of gear as well, just some lowish test and maybe var to get through the workouts.

Otherwise, I would do a traditional cut. Drastic changes, nutrition, cycles usually don't end well.

 

[blackmasked]

I like to use aggressive deficits for mostly mini cuts (short durations such as 3 to maybe 4 weeks). Anything more than that is counterproductive IMO. You don't need a lot of gear as well, just some lowish test and maybe var to get through the workouts.

Otherwise, I would do a traditional cut. Drastic changes, nutrition, cycles usually don't end well.

thanks! maybe ill try the same for 4 weeks.
what kind of aggressive cut? more than 1000 deficit? 1500 maybe?
also, is there any positive to throw t3 in these 4 weeks or?

 

[rpbodybuilding]

Fuck t3, just up the reta if you need to imho

 

[blackmasked]

Fuck t3, just up the reta if you need to imho

but doesnt reta works just by decreasing appetite? slightly increases metabolism maybe, but it shows only in studies
8/10+mg?

 

[Algz]

but doesnt reta works just by decreasing appetite? slightly increases metabolism maybe, but it shows only in studies
8/10+mg?

Reta does more than that. My experience with it was 2-3mg wk.. it changes how you process nutrients, also fucks up my mood..lol

 

[Arnold]

gonna skip the thing with “diet and cardio dictate”, bcs i already know that and everything is dialed in.
500mg test e
50mg var
25mg proviron
reta 2mg
wanna speed up the cutting process, and that gonna happen with aggresive deficit of 1000-1100 kcal, and in 2-3 weeks i expect my thyroid to go down. the cut gonna be 6-8 weeks, my plan is the time, even if i sacrifise some muscle, but gonna try to minimize that when i up the protein. so im gonna add t3 in like 2 weeks and gonna start with 25mcg.
so:
should i up my kcals more, or keep the same once i add t3?
how much protein to consume? 1,5g/lb / 2g/lb?
should i take it first thing in the morning, if i up the dosage should i split?
how long should i take t3? are 4/6 weeks too much?

First, why do you expect your thyroid to go down and second, why not replace the T3 with a GLP-1?