What did you tell me the other day?
You are wasting your time. This is just another kid that cant handle being told what he doesnt want to hear. He will make excuses and justifications until blue in the face. This kid had no business running the gear in the first place. Cut your losses.
The OP is delusional. Too many kids these days typing “buy steroids” into Google. If I look at the OP, he looks like most regular young 20 year olds in the gym: too much fluff work, not enough calories and Xbox 10 hours a day.
@zeek1414 has already told the OP how it is. OP should listen to him. He’s a valuable resource to have on this site.
Alright, I’ll be the contrarian here because I admit I know nothing of his condition and as such will buy what he’s selling at face value.
So OP, what’s the next step? With this condition how do you manage to account for your need for calories with the problem of malabsorption? What’s the trick that will help you maintain muscle between cycles? I’m asking because I don’t actually know and assume you do.
Follow up question(s) would be along the lines of “what’s the minimum dose of steroid X you could use to get results?”, “what’s the long term plan for maintaining size if not blast and cruise?”, and “does this condition cause heart issues?”.
Here’s a serious question… you said you’ve eaten 3,000 calories a day and slowly lost weight. 3,000 calories is not much, that’s my maintenance with zero cardio. If I do anything but lift weights, I too will lose weight eating around 3k calories.
It’s not unheard of for guys to need to eat 3600-4500 calories to gain weight. So here’s a challenge. Try to eat 4k calories a day and see what happens.
I don’t know a ton or about your condition, although a close buddy or mine has it, but does not workout.
Just curious if upping your calories wouldn’t help.
So in regards to yuppie.
Thanks for giving me the benefit of the doubt and no being absolutely ridiculous and making assumptions like the other fool above you.
To manage my calories is very difficult to be fair I know I am gonna come down the scales before my next cycle but I have to try eat clean, lots of rice and lots of fats with my protein to try hang on. Everything must also be from the gluten free section which is very expensive and i can no guarantee this will work. To maintain I was thinking of keeping my adrol for a bridge if I needed to but not yet. I would love for a better answer for you sir.
I was considering blast and cruise also as my test is below normal however i already have two kids and lovely wife so it’s still under debate between us. I’m sure 150mg of test with occasional blast of an oral would do the trick to maintain my weight. Last question: this is an autoimmune disorder so it can affect everyone with different issues. As the body struggle for nutrients I am assuming it could cause problems wherever but am not familiar with heart problems (although I have not read or asked).
Anyone else wanna fire some nonsense at me like 10 hours a day of xbox?? I work 50 hours a week as a client relationship manager…
I mean I am a small guy and in my previous photo you could assume 3000 calories was significant enough to make you gain some weight with lifting.
I have already said if I literally ate all day and night I think I would be able to maintain and not loose but as far as gaining goes I’m not sure.
Might I also point out… I do not give a flying **** what you think of me using or if you think I shouldn’t use.
I came here to tell you my story and give you my results. Thank you to everyone who have given me the benefit of the doubt and supported what I have said.
I am sorry but I am 24… you are 26… “too many kids”. Laughable.
Any kids/wife yet???
Yet, by 28 (my age) I have learnt what the fuck to do in the gym and kitchen.
You are 24, and you haven’t mastered any of it. Instead, you do what every idiot does. Jump straight to the drugs.
Keep bitching some more.
Sorry but I am returning the bitching that you started. Let me also point out you have no idea what it is like to me in my shoes and are very judgemental and bitchy about it. That is one stage of maturing you will have todo in life.
What do you mean exactly by keeping adrol for a bridge?
Instead of using adrol throughout keeping it and having a blast week between cycle or is that normally for blast a cruise? I’ll be honest it was just an idea I threw out there so hold off on the negativity please 
This is where your lack of knowledge shows man…
3,000 calories is different for every person. I was small, 135lbs and 5’10. I barely gained anything at 3k calories for 2 years. Until I realized my body needed about 4k calories a day to really grow.
Your body, your metabolism, and your condition all combined, are telling you that you need more calories. 3,000 calories is not enough to make everyone gain weight, there’s so many contributing factors to this, and you have an additional factor making you require even more.
Eating all day and night? I can eat 5,000 calories and not eat all day and night. You could rather easily consume 5k calories in 6 meals a day.
You’re not sure because you haven’t tried. You sought the easier alternative. I get that you have a condition, but for your own well being, isn’t it worth figuring out how many calories you need to gain?
This is quite an exaggeration imo, sure most of us can gain weight with adequate nutrition and training but we would have to take into consideration how healthy we actually are and lucky enough to have good genetics, other people are not so lucky
Dude just cut the guy some slack, sure he took a different path to the gains he made, but that’s his choice which he made after considering health issues and past experiences with training, for now I’m giving the OP the benefit of the doubt and I will read as much as I can on this disease
From what I understand it’s not just about the amount of calories he can eat but rather the what he can actually eat, if this disease requires putting aside calorie dense foods then gaining weight through nutrition alone will turn out to be very difficult if not impossible
And that’s understandable. But I don’t like when people doubt themselves or say things like gaining weight wasn’t possible without gear. For one this mentality is a can’t do mentality but even bigger of an issue is its going to make keeping gains post cycle nearly impossible. If someone is unable to gain size naturally they will ultimately lose the size they put on with a cycle.
Now what I would do is try and maintain at least the size you gained with this cycle for about a year through nutrition and training alone to figure out if it’s possible and sustainable before jumping on another cycle … the reasoning behind this is that even if you jump on another cycle and achieve gains beyond your natural limit then if the limitations imposed by your condition are serious enough you will for sure lose it all … at best you’ll keep the gains just under your genetic limit unless you decide to blast and cruise or go on TRT
Right, it’s not just the calories, and he is limited by what he can eat without discomfort and gut issues. His body also cannot utilize all the nutrients from each meal as our bodies can, which requires him to eat even more.
He’s at a real disadvantage and I get his problem, to an extent. However if he loses weight at 3,000 calories, he will lose weight at 3,000 calories again once he comes off cycle. How will he maintain?
It’s a tough and daunting task to eat that many calories of almost all fat and protein given his situation, but it might be the only way to maintain when not on AAS?
I guess it is what it is, which leads me to what I said a bit earlier … some of us are just not lucky enough.
I think the blast and cruise or TRT are the only options if he can’t eat 5000 calories a day, if I was in his shoes with two kids and a wife I would definitely consider the latter