AI or Test booster?

cmp007 said:
Last thing left for my pct for epi. Which one would be better to go with?
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Epi has AI properties so most likely your estrogen levels will be somewhat suppressed coming off cycle. What do you have for the rest of your PCT? Post Cycle support is a great product. I have been logging my PCT for a Bold/P-Plex/Trena cycle where my test and estrogen were extremely suppressed. I used Post Cycle Support as my SERM for PCT and I am feeling 100% right now. I will get my second round of blood work in another week to see for sure that I am recovered. My Invalid Link Removed

Good luck!
 
dmangiarelli said:
Epi has AI properties so most likely your estrogen levels will be somewhat suppressed coming off cycle. What do you have for the rest of your PCT? Post Cycle support is a great product. I have been logging my PCT for a Bold/P-Plex/Trena cycle where my test and estrogen were extremely suppressed. I used Post Cycle Support as my SERM for PCT and I am feeling 100% right now. I will get my second round of blood work in another week to see for sure that I am recovered. My Invalid Link Removed

Good luck!
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x2. I just finished up my epi based cycle and am now running POST Cycle Support as my SERM/Test booster.
 
I have torem as my serm so should I just stick with that instead of going with Post cycle support also?
 
I would personally taper an AI to your serm. You have to watch out for estrogen rebound after you've suppressed it for so long. Epistane doesn't cause gyno, but estrogen rebound afterwards can, even months after. I think it also depends on how sensitive you are to gyno / estrogen. A lot of people get away without an AI after epi, but I read more and more about estrogen rebound.

If you really want to cover you bases safely, I'd dose a little lower on the Torem, add in PCS, and throw in some Restore from ALRI as well for your ai/testbooster/cortisol support. Restore also deals with prolactin, not that it should be an issue after epi, but I've read of ppl with prolactin issues in general from it, just likely set off from having hormonal imbalance, and not necessarily only because of progestins.
 
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