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So am I. They swell my feet and just cause unwanted problems. Do them why your young. Get it out of your system. As we age the problems will come.
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Electromass
I can tell bro, I’m very sensitive to orals. Just how I’m made. You may want to experiment a little and cut your dbol run short and see if this effect goes away. There’s always next time with the dbol, but this is something that I would want to know about my biological reaction to any compound.
Just my two cents brother.
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So, it just occured to me...
I went from 180 to 200 in past 4 weeks..
So I am walking around with 20 extra pounds.
I am thinking that is a big factor...
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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I think the weight gain might be a big factor bud. Before I started to go to gym regularly and do juice properly I was around the 90kg mark and now I am 107kg and i noticed it does put a lot of strain on my feet and lower legs
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Me being Infantry, and doing some missions in Iraq where we covered 15 miles on foot throughout a 20hour period... eating on the move, not counting raiding target buildings and walking around... wearing full combat load, ballistic armor including side plates... I should have recognized the reason sooner.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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Thought I would update.
It was the Dbol bro.
Went away 1 week after end of dbol run.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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