So, guys, Derek, more pleadsmoredays.com. Today we are going to be outlining another anecdotal

report from the anabolic community, essentially. So a guy who self-admittedly has a very high

body weight slash body fat percentage. He's not an ideal zone necessarily. And he is outlining kind of his experience taking multiple

cycles with a body composition baseline that, you know, many would consider to be potentially

counterproductive to progress, potentially, you know, not even justify use to begin with before

getting to a reasonable body fat percentage.

So anyways, we're going to get into it and I haven't even read it yet, so I'll have my feedback intertwined, but we shall see how it is.

So I got sent this a while ago. It's been on my to-do list for months, to be honest.

So this was four years of gear usage at a high body weight. Cycle experiences,

picks, vids, and thoughts. So anyways, here he has an edit, which I guess is, you know, his

response to the comments he got on this original post. So basically talks about what he thinks he

needs to do in the future. We'll kind of circle back to that after I see the main meat and potatoes of this shit. So he says, I'm going to try to structure this

as best as possible. This write up encompasses roughly from August 6th, 2016 to present, unfortunately.

I do not have that many photos photos records of when I first started,

and I do not remember the exact details of all my cycles. These are my general experiences.

I will include what videos and photos I can. This is meant to be educational and somewhat

interesting. I do not advocate anyone to follow what I did and make many mistakes along the way.

So the reason why stuff like this is so good because it shows

you often what not to do, you know, stuff that people will commonly do and then realize their

mistakes, circle back, ideally publicize it and or, you know, tell as many people as they can

what not to do in order to avoid the same ramifications happening to them.

So this sounds like it could be good.

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