PCT for SARMs...necessary?

deadikated

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Some people are saying SARMS (osta/s4) can be used for several weeks without having to use a PCT. Others say a PCT is required, but I tend to think this is only when running in the 25mg range for Osta, and 50-75mg range for s4. Those dosages seem to be associated with suppression.

My question is, if running 12.5mg Osta for say 8 weeks, would a PCT be advisable? If so, how extensive should it be? SERM? OTC?
 
No one knows. Science doesn't know enough about how the intricacies of the HPTA and feedback loops in the body enough to say whether SARMs are suppressive or not. It will probably be years before anyone knows that answer.
 
I'm planning on running osta pretty soon. I've read all the logs I can, and it seems pretty much definite that you will see some drop in Test and some rise in estradiol. So my plan is to take 0.25 mg of arimidex, every other day while on the osta. I'll also have some nolva on hand just in case I notice the estrogen causing side effects. Even if I notice no estrogen sides during the cycle, I'll probably run the nolva at 20/20/10/10 as soon as I finish my osta.
 
deadikated said:
Some people are saying SARMS (osta/s4) can be used for several weeks without having to use a PCT. Others say a PCT is required, but I tend to think this is only when running in the 25mg range for Osta, and 50-75mg range for s4. Those dosages seem to be associated with suppression.

My question is, if running 12.5mg Osta for say 8 weeks, would a PCT be advisable? If so, how extensive should it be? SERM? OTC?
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I don't honestly believe a SERM would be necessary for Osta, but a light PCT of SNS DAA or PCT Assist should do the trick.
 
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