I've read the pulse thread on how to pulse PH's...but I have a few questions.
I was considering pulsing epi with xmass, but I think I'm going to pulse epi first, then see how that goes before running an xmass/epi cycle during winter.
The pulse will be some what of a clean bulk/recomp, and I'm looking to stick to the M,W,F scheme for about six weeks. Nolva and other PCT junk will be on hand in case I need them...and Perfect cycle will be ran throughout along with a couple other ancilliaries I find useful while on cycle.
A few questions though.
How much should I be taking since I'm pulsing? I understand that while on a pulse, you can take more that on a straight cycle...so how much should I go up to?
What would be better to take on the off days...Retain 2.0, or ATD, or something else, like HDx2?
If I wanted to run it for 8 weeks, how extensive should my PCT be?
This cycle won't happen until I figure everything out, and currently I'm at 235...and won't be doing this until I lose at least ten more lbs. Anyways, anything you can help with will be appreciated.
I was considering pulsing epi with xmass, but I think I'm going to pulse epi first, then see how that goes before running an xmass/epi cycle during winter.
The pulse will be some what of a clean bulk/recomp, and I'm looking to stick to the M,W,F scheme for about six weeks. Nolva and other PCT junk will be on hand in case I need them...and Perfect cycle will be ran throughout along with a couple other ancilliaries I find useful while on cycle.
A few questions though.
How much should I be taking since I'm pulsing? I understand that while on a pulse, you can take more that on a straight cycle...so how much should I go up to?
What would be better to take on the off days...Retain 2.0, or ATD, or something else, like HDx2?
If I wanted to run it for 8 weeks, how extensive should my PCT be?
This cycle won't happen until I figure everything out, and currently I'm at 235...and won't be doing this until I lose at least ten more lbs. Anyways, anything you can help with will be appreciated.