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Running Havoc for More Than 4 Weeks?

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I was curious what you guys though about running Havoc longer than four weeks? This will be my first ever prohormone cycle and I want to get the most out of it (bulking btw).

I was thinking of running it at 30/30/30/40/40. I'll be running a SERM and cortisol blocker during PCT and cycle support throughout.
 
6weeks will be good, I dont think you'll have a problem. I think a serm is overkill for epi solo, Id just have it on hand but if you wanna use it you can.

What about your natty t booster?
 
Thinking of using either Activate Xtreme or Sustain Alpha as a test booster.

Is there any info out there on how much more of an effect a 5-6 week prohormone cycle has on your liver than a 4 week?
 
I'll be on cycle support the entire time plus I don't drink much anyways and won't touch alcohol while cycling.

I've read a few reports of guys that have gotten blood tests after 4 weeks and there liver values are off. But I doubt there are many people who've logged their values for different lengths of time on the same prohormone out there.
 
Its a good/mild run. Noticeable strenght/size gains I didnt experience anything major just slow n steady. One of my fav compounds
 
I'll be on cycle support the entire time plus I don't drink much anyways and won't touch alcohol while cycling.

I've read a few reports of guys that have gotten blood tests after 4 weeks and there liver values are off. But I doubt there are many people who've logged their values for different lengths of time on the same prohormone out there.

Liver tests just measure enzymes present, and when you drink or take methylated steroids your liver enzymes rise to break down the alcohol, it doesn't necessarily equate to damage.
 
Are you supposed to start a test booster the day you start PCT?
Yessir, Start Ai/serm day 1 and test booster day 1. 2 weeks in start cort blocker if you choose to run one.
Liver tests just measure enzymes present, and when you drink or take methylated steroids your liver enzymes rise to break down the alcohol, it doesn't necessarily equate to damage.
Ya more like "liver stress" :D
 
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