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33 contributions to Tony Huge Evolution
What's your real caffeine cutoff? Be honest.
Be real – what time did you have your last caffeine of the day? If it's after 2pm, your sleep architecture is already cooked. Tren guys especially – that half-life is nasty. What's your real caffeine cutoff? And what's your sleep stack? Mag? Apigenin? Glycine?
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@Brett Kozik curious - why the dessicated liver pills at night? Thanks
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Morning coffee with beetroot powder, coconut oil and cinnamon. Late morning coffee/lions mane mixture. That’s it. Reta has definitely had an impact on coffee drinking frequency and quantity so another unexpected positive.
🚀 The Mitochondria Stack CHEAT CODE
Forget “just fasting and cardio.” That’s the slow lane. While most people hope turmeric boosts their VO2 max, I’m running a next-gen mitochondria stack to literally fire up new mitochondria like a factory line on max output. This is the real-life cheat code to reverse metabolic age in weeks and stay ahead of the curve. 👉 Question: If you could reverse your biological age by 10 years, what would you do with that extra time? Disclaimer: This is for education, entertainment, and harm reduction purposes only. Always consult a healthcare professional
🚀 The Mitochondria Stack CHEAT CODE
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Wolverine pack
Hello, everyone, I want to start a Wolverine pack, with BPC 157 daily and TB 500 weekly for 6 weeks. Can anyone tell me how many cycles should I do and how many weeks should I be off? 🙏
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I have also done two courses of KPV and two courses of ARA290 both for different aspects of inflammation.
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@Severin Irimia and cycling is less important for wolverine stack. Often people stop before the peptides have had the full opportunity to work. In my view do 8 weeks, see how the recovery is going and then decide.
Yet another SLIN Question
I’m not clear about something - I have had a look and can’t find an answer inthis group . I have lost all the weight I want and now would like to be adding weight from a lean base (Dexa coming soon but think I am 13-14% BF). So I am still trying for recomp but leaning more towards adding lean mass. Should I still be taking SLIN to enhance the lean build? Interested in views
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@Aaron Steponovich I’m currently around 76 kg at an estimated 13-14% body fat, and my near-term goal is to reach roughly 12% body fat without dropping scale weight. That means I’m aiming for recomposition: losing a small amount of fat while gaining a similar amount of lean mass. Longer term, I’d like to build toward around 84 kg while staying close to 12% body fat, so the real objective is adding high-quality muscle over time while keeping my waist, conditioning, and health markers under control. Next Dexa is 15 May
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@Tony Huge Thanks. That’s clear.
Your Bloodwork Is Lying To You
Enhanced men, Let me save you years of confusion. Standard bloodwork is not designed for enhanced athletes. It's designed for sedentary patients who don't train, don't take compounds, and don't push their biology. Here's what the medical system won't tell you: The Assay Problem Standard immunoassays cross-react with other androgens. You could be at 200 ng/dL or 1200 ng/dL and the test would show the same number. They see "androgen" and guess. Wrong every time. The Kidney Lie Creatinine-based eGFR was designed for people with average muscle mass. If you carry significant size, your creatinine will be chronically elevated regardless of kidney health. Your doctor will panic. You will know better. Demand Cystatin C. It doesn't care how much muscle you carry. The Reference Range Trap "Normal" is a population statistic. It tells you where the herd sits. Plenty of people feel like garbage inside the normal range. What actually matters: LC/MS-MS for total testosterone Equilibrium dialysis for free testosterone Sensitive LC/MS-MS for estradiol Cystatin C for kidney function Your own baseline, not the lab's range I break all of this down in the Bloodwork Bible chapter of Better Than Natural. Coming in less than 60 days. Here's what I want to know from this group: What's the worst bloodwork scare you've had? The one where your doctor told you something was wrong, but you knew your body better? Drop the story. Let's build a reference thread for this group. Real labs. Real compounds. Real context. Tony
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The two I’ve had are the creatinine issue you described and the other was an elevated PSA. The discussion with the doctor revealed that my heavy leg workout 12 hours before the test may have skewed the outcome. A second test specifically for PSA confirmed everything was fine.
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