COAs & Lab Testing
It’s not normal to add 25lbs after 12 years of training in one year by
冬梅
Started by 冬梅 Dong 蛋黄酥
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Last activity 23 Apr 2026, 15:08 UTC · Apr 23, 2026
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Sam Smith
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
12 years mostly natty. 2 years definitely not natty
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Sam Smith
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Okay. I can’t know how much is muscle exactly. Ik it’s not water bc I was dried out when I got the weight difference. I think I was pretty flat too, so I can’t imagine too much if it is glycogen. I’m going by pictures and scale weight
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Member2072
5 posts · first seen Jan 2026
Appreciate the advise, Just this last thing then, Something i should keep in mind when running HGH? i plan to do 2iu daily
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IGBBMN
259 posts · first seen Dec 2025
But you just said it’s damn near close to muscle?
Now you’re saying you don’t know how much?
Hmm
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Sam Smith
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Damn close isn’t too specific bud. Obviously I don’t know how much is. All I can do is work with the data I’ve got.
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IGBBMN
259 posts · first seen Dec 2025
Bro
Stop waffling
Stop trying to kid yourself
Stop trying to kid others
You ain’t got a reason to lie
Stop being insecure
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Sam Smith
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
You got it, clearly you know better than me
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Member2072
5 posts · first seen Jan 2026
nah, i weigh 92Kg at 170 cm here, i will be fine
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Hutch
28 posts · first seen Dec 2025
If you gained 25lbs muscle it’ll be obvious
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IGBBMN
259 posts · first seen Dec 2025
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Hutch
28 posts · first seen Dec 2025
“I don’t really take pics” “I have recognizable tattoos” “I’m famous ppl would know me”
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Hutch
28 posts · first seen Dec 2025
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Iron addict
341 posts · first seen Nov 2025
11kg muscle in a year? This is how 1kg chicken looks like btw.
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IGBBMN
259 posts · first seen Dec 2025
Bro kicked it back off lol
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