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ace-turned-joker

Posted: Dec 6 2004, 07:59 PM

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My opinion of M1T is very high. Like most, I've had tremendous gains in short periods of time. Keep in mind, this is after being experienced and while attempting to overcome some pleateus. Great gains are expected when you're relatively new. You can't use that a very good judge of crediblity with regards to supplements. For example, the majority of lifters who are new could expect great gains regardless of supplementation, specifically with M1T in this case. I posted this to clear up the matter. I have around six to six and a half years experience lifting and have pleatued several times. I've always overcame those but at a hefty price. When I firsted started supplementing with M1T, they were overcome in less than two weeks and without a _dramatic_ change in diet or routine. I altered my routine a bit. It was originally four days per week, varying body parts based on the day. When supplementing with anything that increases free testosterone, I assumed that it would be a better idea to decrease the amount of sets per session but increase the number of sessions. ie. from fourteen sets/per body part/per day and four sessions to ten sets/per body part/per day and six sessions. This is because excess free testosterone aids in the recovery process, thus allowing you to "overwork" the muscles compared to your normal routine(s). I'd alternate body parts based on a two-day split routine. For example, on Sunday, I would work chest and shoulders. Monday would be back and legs. Then repeat chest and shoulders on Tuesday, etc. Over a weeks time, that would increase the overall sets/per bodypart/per week from fourteen to thirty. Normally, this would result in overtraining, under most circumstances. Why can you do it and get by with it now? Simply, excess free testosterone. I've cycled as follows: 1st month: M1T and creatine; 2nd month: Tribex(tribulus), creatine, NO2; 3rd month: MT1 and creatine; 4th month: Tribex, creatine, and NO2. In this four month period since trying my first pro-testosterone and pro-hormone supplements, I've gained two inches around my chest, directly under my arm pits. My arms have grown three-quarters of an inch. My estimated one rep max on flat bench with free weights(via one rep max calculators) has increased 55lbs, from 190 to 245. Keep in mind that I'm 5'2" and weigh 115-120lbs, depending on water retention. That's around twice my bodyweight. I don't totally owe the gains to M1T or any supplement for that matter. Proper training, diet, and sleep are still necessary regardless of how many and what supplements you take. However, supplementation can be a _very_ useful aid assuming you have everything else mastered. I wouldn't advice supplementing with anything this powerful while you're still new simply because it isn't necessary. You're most likely going to make great gains even if you never bought a bottle of this. If, however, you've worked very hard over several years to perfect yourself and you still need an extra aid, then I would definitely suggest M1T. On another note, I've never taken anything to help reduce damage to my liver nor have I stopped drinking. I don't do it as often, but I still do it. As of yet, I've had no complaints as far as health issues and side effects are concerned. The only side effects that I did notice is acne(even after a full cycle of Accutane from my dermatologist) and aggresiveness/irritability. So perhaps I've been lucky and haven't experienced anything very negative, like some other users have claimed. That doesn't mean that you won't. As far as that goes, I can just suggest that you try it and note the effects. If it causes any problems that you aren't willing to go through, then stop. On that note, I'm done. I'd like to think that this will help somone who is interested.