New research has shown that certain gut bacteria can play a significant role in the accumulation of visceral fat (aka belly fat, or the hidden fat which surrounds your organs like the liver and intestines). The bacteria in your gut help you digest food, and specific diet nutrients and gut bacteria affect the accumulation of fat in different ways. For example, protein and cholesterol were shown to be associated with increased visceral fat, however, Fiber, Magnesium and Vitamin E tend to be linked with lower visceral fat. Essentially, the food you eat can influence which microbes stay in your gut, which in turn can have an effect on how much visceral fat you have.
When you are about to hit the gym, you generally have a plan of what you’re going to do: “What muscle group am I working? Will I try to hit a new max? How many sets will I do?” But the question of “how long should I rest for?” often is overlooked. Resting between sets is important because the chemical processes in your body that happen while putting in effort could cause fatigue. 
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In resistance training or weight training, there are two different ways of building your workouts, and each delivers different results in terms of muscle growth or personal fitness. 
To determine if your cycle is working efficiently or if the doses you are taking are appropriate for you as an individual, it is crucial to run bloodwork and testing. These 15 tests should be run pre-cycle, mid-cycle, and post-recovery. Some of these may need to be retested several times if they have shown problematic results. Running these tests is the only way to evaluate your cycles effect medically and adequately on your body's inner workings. Meaning that there is more to consider than just progress pictures or measuring tape and the scale. There are more tests that can and should be run, but you should consider these 15 tests mandatory.
If you are here, chances are that you have an interest in building or enhancing your physique. Therefore, there is a chance that you have heard of Testosterone, specifically Testosterone Cypionate (Test C, or Test Cyp). So what is Testosterone Cypionate? Test Cypionate is the most common anabolic hormone out there. It is an injectable steroid, and a prescription medication that treats hypogonadism (low testosterone production). Test Cypionate is one of the best mass building anabolic known to man and is highly recommended as the basis of nearly any mass building cycle.
When you are on a cycle and taking synthetic testosterone and other androgens, your body shuts off its ability to produce testosterone naturally. That is where hCG comes in. hCG, Human chorionic gonadotropin, is a hormone that is produced in the female body during pregnancy. Accidentally, in the male body, hCG can treat hypogonadism, by stimulating the body to start producing natural testosterone again. 
So, you want to be the best? The biggest? The baddest? You want to be a freak? You want people to stare and think how TF is this guy so big? You want women to drop to their knees? 
Spend time at the gym and talking to other gym rats long enough, and you’re bound to hear about Clen. Clen, which is short for Clenbuterol, is a popular drug made to treat asthma and Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) but is commonly used in the bodybuilding world as a powerful fat burner. 
Testosterone Propionate, often called Test P or Test Prop, is an anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS) which is often used for muscle mass building, often used in bulking cycles. Originally Test Prop was intended for treatment of androgen deficiency from hypogonadism or andropause. Nowadays it is used intramuscularly in heifer cows who are candidates for masculinization, particularly to increase sexual aggressiveness. In humans, it is often used by bodybuilders to increase muscle mass.