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Legs are looking thick 🌳🌳

Welcome to the forum brother 💪 Your oestradiol level in the results is 145 pmol/L which falls within the normal range <150 pmol/L - not sure what the concern is?

Mixing it up like that is a perfect way to sweat it out. I also do those after a food binge :rolleyes:😂

If your BF is low, you should achieve a lean and defined look.

Have fun on your trip @BrazyGiant1 where are you headed?

Sounds like a smart decision to listen to your body and give it the rest it needs. Your health always comes first and adjusting your cycle is very good plan. Keep us updated on how everything goes, I hope the changes bring you some relief soon.

Still looking massive mate.

Consistency is key and one missed session won't derail your progress. Sometimes a little extra rest can even be beneficial. Just keep your routine and stay focused on the long-term game.

Great breakdown you've done Shane. It's a useful tool and a practical approach for both beginners and the experienced.

Welcome back brother 💪 The game’s changed a lot and bunk gear is everywhere. This forum has two reputable sponsors that plenty of members vouch for. I’ve dropped their links below so you can check them out. What kind of cycles were you running back in the day...

It's been quite a nightmare that's for sure. I hope things improve for you and that there wasn’t too much damage. It’s tough when everything feels out of order. Take care 👊

Good things are happening. Nice work Shane :)👊

Not personally, but I’ve heard that Deca can influence results.

I think your plan has potential but it's crucial to monitor how your body reacts to this new compound. Lowering Test to 175mg with Deca might help manage estrogen and HCT but it's not guaranteed. I'd really keep a close eye on your bp and estrogen levels and have an AI handy if estrogen spikes...

Steroids can sometimes affect hormones and the immune system, which might/could somehow influence psoriasis, but it's not really common. Not that I've heard or read before. Everyone's different, so changes vary a lot. Best bet is to check it with your GP.