Alpha Seven / StanoPlex 300 dosing
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wfreiling
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Save the mtest for pct along with whatever serm you’re running
GQdaLEGEND
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i like the sound of full doses of 8 weeks for a nice cutting cycle
and yeah Mtest can be saved for PCT, dont think you will need it .. i rather run anabolic effect.
But know plenty who do run Mtest on cycle or year around more and more ..so doesnt hurt .. just thinking of saving $
stano plex 1 pre workout and other 4 to 6 hrs before or after the pre workout dose.
dukes3577
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Thanks for replies guys. Yes I planned to run MTest straight into PCT as I did the last three runs of Stano. PCT I was going to continue MTest, BLR Rebirth, Sustain Alpha and SNS pine pollen. I really enjoyed the feel I get from Anabolic effect, however just like when I ran Vector I seem to hold A lot of water.
booneman77
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That's a very nice looking cycle and stack.
I like stano at both 1 and 2 cap dosages and since you're adding other goodies, 1 might be fine for you. I would suggest starting at 1 for a couple weeks and bump it up to see how that might cahnge things. I did that my last cycle and basically ended up with 4 weeks at 1 and 4 at 2 and loved it.
Libido was a (sorta) PROBLEM though haha (wife was already pregnant so it was not a good time to be quite so "austin powers" haha) - ENJOY!
GQdaLEGEND
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baahaaaa
dont mean to disgust anyone .. but i think the "feeling" is better down there when pregnant ..maybe bc its tighter ?
oh wait what was this thread about ? sorry duke nukem you will know this lol
dukes3577
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So, I decided to drop the alpha 7 for now. However I am finishing up my 2nd bottle of Androgin. At week 6 my wife and I noticed my nipple getting puffy. I added 1 inhibit-e and everything is good now. Question is, will this protocol be ok with StanoPlex? I have one more bottle of Androgin so I was just going to continue it with my Stano run.
booneman77
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Are you asking about if it will effect your e levels/nips? If so, no it should not as it’s a dry compound
barische
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Well, my wife is 9mo pregnant also. Im aint ready for messed up sleep
GQdaLEGEND
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ohh wow congrats man .. know what you guys are having ?
yeahh say bye bye to your sleep ..only gets worst and worst (if its your first kid you will find out lol)
GQdaLEGEND
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Sorry missed this question ..
I always say go by how you feel when stacking other stuff
Will say, i have seen some gym rats run inhibit e and wasn't an issue of dropping estrogen too much
only pre test results/mid way through would tell you the real story .. this is just by how pple have felt no issues.
barische
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This one is a surprise. First kid 4.5 years old and she has been sleeping through the night since she was 6 months old
GQdaLEGEND
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wow nice .. my 2 year old has hated sleep since day1 .. i tell him all the time you will regret sleeping when you grow older but doesnt listen
booneman77
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Damn, I'm jealous of that haha. I have a 9mo old (my first) and just within the last 2 weeks has she started sleeping more than 4hrs at a time... "just tired" isn't even that bad of a level to us anymore haha. We're more in the "total exhaustion" range most of the time (the "i can fall asleep on the toilet at noon" kind of tired)
barische
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damn man, yes it can be rough but gets better. Perhaps fattier foods/milk before bedtime may be key to longer sleep of infant. Perhaps increase fat intake of mom if breast feeding. I started giving our baby greek yogurt at 6mo and added kefir to formula also. Also look into adaptogens ashwaghanda, rhodiola, ginseng may help you with sleep deprivation
sns8778
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I'm sorry to hear about the nipple puffiness but glad that Inhibit-E was able to help.
Inhibit-E, M-Test, and Stano-Plex are a great stack together.
You should be fine to run Inhibit-E with Stano-Plex (epiandrosterone). In your case, I would definitely stay on the Inhibit-E because you don't want to come off too soon and the issue you're using it for to come back up.