You have to weigh the risk:benefit ratio before running a cycle like that.
As it stands M1A is not often run beyond 4 or 5 weeks, I'm not sure how many logs are around detailing 6-8 week cycles to give you an idea of whether gains level off, or if upping the dose would be required, etc.
Pre-cycle bloodwork would be key for this type of run, and I wouldn't attempt it if I didn't have guarantees to obtain both pre and post cycle bloods.
As far as lethargy is concerned I would consider replacing the Stano (unless you have it on hand) with oral or transdermal Trestobol.
I'm also not entirely sure if the LMG is necessary. If M1A is the "cake" of the cycle the LMG is "icing"--but your "cake" is about as rich as it can get.
You may want to consider extending your SERM use (particularly Clomid) and running a longer PCT if you can tolerate it.
Finally, AI Life Support would be insufficient to deal with liver and cardiovascular damage from the M1A.
At a minimum you'll want TUDCA but in all honesty you'd be better served with 6-9 capsules of AL's Aegis daily.
TUDCA/UDCA alone is great but the Polyenylphosphatidylcholine and NAC in the recent reformulated Aegis will do more in tandem for support.
From a cardiovascular perspective you could opt to run high-dose bulk supports (CoQ-10, Celery/Grape Seed at proper extracts, etc.) or stack the Aegis with Talos for a more complete spectrum of protection.
