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Should I stay away from T boosters, muscle hardeners, SARMS, thermogenics etc while recovering from a BA? (Photo)

MilmuscleDec 14, 2016
I'm an avid lifter and bikini competitor. I have recently been cleared for light non impact cardio, lower body excercises (Yeah!!). I have a competition that I would like to start training for. Usually I take a muscle hardener (Helotropin or PES Erase Pro), a thermogenic (Cellucor products, right now EPH bomb), preworkout, and BCAAs. I'm worried that while I'm not working out my chest I would still be growing my chest muscles- and from there inhibiting my breasts from settling.

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