Coming off a boxing injury

Bro, what SARM you took to lose weight?

Try cardio thrice a week for 45 minutes each day. Give a chance to KETO DIET and increase your water consumption as well. Avoid fast-food or processed meals, and increase green vegetables in your diet and fruits (as a source of fibre) for at least 3 months.
Br consistent and thank me later ;)

Cutting on cycle will not provide wildly different results; it does help, but not as much as you may assume. However, I believe TRT (anything from 100mg-250mg of testosterone) will provide you with the boost you need at that age and weight.
TRT will also help with energy boost, libido and overall well-being.

Try monjuro. It will take a minimum of 6 months to show the results. 

Agree!!!!

Quoted DOUBLEG67; Post# 5507

Cutting on cycle will not provide wildly different results; it does help, but not as much as you may assume. However, I believe TRT (anything from 100mg-250mg of testosterone) will provide you with the boost you need at that age and weight.
TRT will also help with energy boost, libido and overall well-being.
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Hey bro, it's great to hear that you're recovering from your boxing injury and looking to get back on track with your fitness journey. Your determination is admirable!
When it comes to shedding fat, it's important to prioritize both your diet and exercise diet. While there are various compounds and supplements on the market that claim to help with fat loss, it's imp to approach them with caution and consult with a healthcare professional before using any.

Hey bro, before considering any compounds, here are some general tips that can aid in fat loss:

• Balanced Diet
• Regular Exercise
• Hydration
• Quality Sleep

Best of luck on your journey to a healthier and fitter you!

Hey, bro, I would suggest you consider speaking with a registered dietitian or fitness trainer who can provide personalized guidance based on your specific needs and limitations.
Remember that there are no shortcuts to sustainable fat loss, and it's essential to prioritize your health and safety. If you do decide to explore any compounds or supplements, please do so under the guidance of a healthcare professional who can assess the potential risks and benefits tailored to your situation.

Quoted Greg; Post# 5504

Hello Fam,
I'm 32 years old, weigh 360 pounds, and recently recovered from a boxing injury that essentially forced me to stop exercising altogether. Now, I have recovered and exploring something that helps me burn some extra fat. Tried SARMS when I was 100 lbs lighter but it didn't help. Need suggestions for any compound that will make me shred fat quicker.

Bro, let's start with something simple. It's tough for you after the injury. I read through the comments. A lot of people suggest starting with a diet. Regular moderate exercises. Drink more water. I agree with that. I went through it myself seven years ago. It worked without any fancy stuff. So, come on, bro, you can do it!