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Epistane no PCT/ Now Mdrol

paolucci0130

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My buddy's dad who is a professional body builder and who has been in the anabolic game now for sometime suggested epistane for me. I asked him what PCT should be used for this and he said PCT is not really required. I was stupid and went with his judgment. I ran a 4 week cycle at 20/30/30/40. My gains were incredible I went from 285 bench x2 to 320 bench x2. I also had great gains in all my other lifts. Surprisingly enough after my cycle, 3 months went by with little shut down my bench decreased to 300 which wasnt bad and all my other lifts only decreased by only 5-10 lbs... As far as my body went I never looked more tone and cut in my life. So i'm wondering if Epistane is not as harsh as many people think it is?


I'm Currently doing a mild 3 week cycle of M-drol at 10/20/20 with Multi-Vitamins/liver support/ and DIM-Plus Estrogen metabolism and am def planning on running a PCT..... Formex/Cycle Assist/Liver Support/DIM-Plus Estrogen metabolism and then possibly if i want to run the PCT a bit longer run Inhibit E with activate extreme. I know there's no SERM but i like to stick OTC but tell me if u like it for an OTC PCT! Im on my 8th day at 20 mg and loving it. Minor lower back acne but nothing to bad. Gains are starting to show 305 bench x3 today and shoulders are stronger than ever. so far so good.
 
otc pct wont do anything,superdrol shutdown is hard......and by hard...i mean hit you in the balls with a semi truck hard
 
keys3411 said:
otc pct wont do anything,superdrol shutdown is hard......and by hard...i mean hit you in the balls with a semi truck hard
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there are people who come back from that with an OTC PCT. Sure a SERM is highly recommended, I would use one for M-Drol. But the argument goes both ways. BTW when is the last time a semi gave you a ball tap?
 
You should always, ALWAYS have a serm. Whether or not you end up using it is where the discussion is. You should ALWAYS have one.
 
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