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Lol.

I would be careful who you ask though in a gym. You might get a punch to the face for either insulting there massive home grown muscles, Or the have roid-rage and do it anyway.

Better off doing it the old fashion way. There's a place in freo called body nutrition or something like that, its in the manning arcade.

Guys there are pretty kool and have heaps of different things you can look into. that or google =D

Hope this helps

I had some, so I could look like this

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but instead, I started to look like this

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so I just fed the remainder to my dog....

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The moral of the story?

fkd if I know, but I fkn LOVE google image search :)

try pro hormones and stuff like that there not really legal but some supplement shops still get them in. also u can get some prescribed by ur doctor there is no harm in asking

but there are safer options creatine ethyl ester, NO2, ZMA, Ribose, a good multi vitamin, tribulus, and good old whey

look at NO explode, Tribulus + ZMA, and some whey that tastes good.

there is no need in going in a cycle. getting steroids is not the answer. training very hard for 1hr every second day is (but u have 2 stick 2 it)

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