How long can you bridge orals ???

[mattakaspeedy]

If someone ran a cycle like this and took cycle support the whole time and drank litres of water per day, had proper pct and all the rest, would anyone do this cycle ? I saw a simler cycle on another board excpet he also ran deca weeks 1-10 ? As long as you drank a **** load of water your liver should survive ? And you not running them at the same time just bridging ? It wouldnt shut you down anymore than a test and deca cycle ?

Week 1-4 = Pheraplex
Week 3-7 = Superdrol
Week 6-10 = Epi

 

[Space]

Very bad idea...

Recommended length of an oral cycle is 4 weeks, with an absolute maximum of 8 weeks.

If you exceed 4 weeks you should get a liver enzyme test to check if your liver enzymes are elevated before you continue for another 4 weeks.

A cycle of 10 weeks shows reckless disregard for your own health and shouldn't be attempted by anybody.

IFFB pros on other boards report they cycle orals 4 weeks on and 4 weeks off with a liver test at week 6. If pros don't exceed 4 weeks then there is really no reason why anybody else should.

 

[ecu19]

Very bad idea...

Recommended length of an oral cycle is 4 weeks, with an absolute maximum of 8 weeks.

If you exceed 4 weeks you should get a liver enzyme test to check if your liver enzymes are elevated before you continue for another 4 weeks.

A cycle of 10 weeks shows reckless disregard for your own health and shouldn't be attempted by anybody.

IFFB pros on other boards report they cycle orals 4 weeks on and 4 weeks off with a liver test at week 6. If pros don't exceed 4 weeks then there is really no reason why anybody else should.

on top of that, why would you even do that order/plan IF you were insistent on doing 10 weeks? Phera, Super, then Epi???? Should be Epi -> Phera -> Super.

 

[UnrealMachine]

Very bad idea...

Recommended length of an oral cycle is 4 weeks, with an absolute maximum of 8 weeks.

If you exceed 4 weeks you should get a liver enzyme test to check if your liver enzymes are elevated before you continue for another 4 weeks.

A cycle of 10 weeks shows reckless disregard for your own health and shouldn't be attempted by anybody.

IFFB pros on other boards report they cycle orals 4 weeks on and 4 weeks off with a liver test at week 6. If pros don't exceed 4 weeks then there is really no reason why anybody else should.

When I am on hardcore AAS boards most users, pros included, run orals a long time. 4 weeks is only used for kickstarting test. Oral-heavy cycles are 8-12 weeks of orals. Sometimes it will be something like Dbol bridged to Drol and winny at the end for a total of some 13 weeks of orals (stacked with test). In a Dbol thread I recently read, many users reported going over 20 weeks straight. And if I remember correctly, RazorRipped on MD said his standard cycle used to be 200mg ed of Drol for 12 weeks.

If you get bloodwork done every 2 weeks and it's good everytime, you could theoretically run orals as long as injectables.

Most people don't get bloodwork done, so they have to guess about how fukked up their insides are, and stop early (or too late! for some people). Some people have genetics that will never allow them to run heavy orals. Telling them 4-8 weeks is OK isn't even a good idea. Everyone is different and if anyone wants to really be safe, they don't need to do 6 weeks instead of 10, they need to get bloodwork done.

 

[nosnmiveins]

i agree with Unreal. as long as u have bloodwork done and everything checks out then u can continue.

BUT! i would not recommend this because the majority of ppl will have raised liver values after only 4 weeks AND designer steroids are more harsh (so it seems) on ur body than true oral AAS.

...and adding Mdrol and Pplex??...thats just asking for trouble

 

[NasD]

OP, for the cycle that you posted I would limit the cycle to 7 weeks and choose 2 of the 3 orals. The general rule that I go by is 4 weeks for methyl orals. If you bridge two 4 week oral cycles that gives you a 1 week overlap, yielding 7 weeks. If you want to run an oral cycle as long as the one you are suggesting then I would suggest a non-methyl oral. Even then, you would want to get bloodwork as suggested to be on the safe side. That's my 10 cents worth.