[usafdino]

Many popular PCT protocols (4wk PH cycle) insist on dosing toremifene at 120 (2days) 90 (rest of week) 60, 60, 30. This protocol did work for me during my first 4 SD cycle. But, I believe the long half life of toremifene may allow a lower dose to be taken. While, restarting HPTA and block estrogen. Has anyone experimented with lower dosages?

[sogone2day]

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[Ziquor]

Originally Posted by usafdino

Many popular PCT protocols (4wk PH cycle) insist on dosing toremifene at 120 (2days) 90 (rest of week) 60, 60, 30. This protocol did work for me during my first 4 SD cycle. But, I believe the long half life of toremifene may allow a lower dose to be taken. While, restarting HPTA and block estrogen. Has anyone experimented with lower dosages?

60/60/30/30 is likely more than enough. People used to try and dose Nolva at 60 or even 80mg at the beginning of a PCT. But it's been shown to be extremely effective at 20/20/10/10. As with any compound, once you hit a certain ceiling, the positive effects stop rising but the side effects still get progressively worse.

[sogone2day]

Sound like a good plan more ain't always better will use that going into my first pct

[sogone2day]

ZIQUOR mind taking a look at this i've seen u on here many of times and i'm gearing up to dable in SD.

Never hurts to get a second opinion on my cycle. Yes it another SD please take a look

[Rob Awesome]

From what I've read Toremifene has a 5 day half life (pubmed), but when utilizing any designer steroid or anabolic androgenic steroid compound I strongly suggest maintaining the suggested levels of us - as there are good reasons why they are suggested.

For milder prohormones, an individual may get away with an OTC PCT, but having a SERM on hand is beneficial. I've seen many cases where adverse effects were prevalent in subjects using PH's/DS's and others none whatsoever. It is best to be safe than sorry.

I ran a Havoc/Prop cycle - did an OTC PCT with PCS, I3C, 6-OXO, Cycle Support & Lean Xtreme... I was fine, but I had Toremifene on hand just in case.

Good luck.

[Ziquor]

The issue with the 'recommended' doses is, mostly all are set for women with cancer. There's some great articles on LB from Dr. Hauser about SERM dosing. He states the same effects will occur in men recovering from cycles with much lower doses. His recomendations are roughly half of what the standard's been over the past 15-20 years.