Peptide dosage in the morning

[Hiculd]

Hey everyone, quick question from a relatively new peptide user. Most of the talk I have seen is about people who will work out after work, meaning later in the day. This means pinning early on, after the workout, and before bed.

My question is how do I change this up if my morning and after workout fall into the same two to three hour period? I wake up early (around 5:30) are at the gym by about 6 and leave around 7:30 am to get ready for work.

Would the same routine still work or would I need to change it up a little bit. Essentially, it is a different take (but somewhat similar) to people who train right before they go to bed. Any help is really appreciated.

 

[blackcat]

ask peter sagan

 

[Netserk]

ask peter sagan

He should PM BigBoat for that instead. Might get a comprehensible answer in English then.

 

[DirtyWorks]

I can't believe this thread is still up. Parent is asking for doping advice.

And, BTW, this old notion that doping is somehow expensive and difficult should be sufficiently debunked with this thread.

 

[jens_attacks]

I can't believe this thread is still up. Parent is asking for doping advice.

And, BTW, this old notion that doping is somehow expensive and difficult should be sufficiently debunked with this thread.

it's a free world. and you don't help him with anything in that message

Hiculd, better quit your job. train really, really hard and vincent lavenu will have a place for you in two or three years.

 

[DirtyWorks]

it's a free world. and you don't help him with anything in that message

Hiculd, better quit your job. train really, really hard and vincent lavenu will have a place for you in two or three years.

The last time I threw in a comment about how to use something properly in some thread the relevant PED use parts were edited away. Editing it away was fine. I've got no problem with that. But, they keep this one up?

As always, body building forums are loaded with questions like this and what appear, to me, a random Internet user, to be very expert answers.