Cycling of various compounds

clown007

clown007

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I have enjoyed learning about the interactions and mechanisms of action with regards to SARMs, AAS, and PH compounds. AM has been a great wealth of knowledge and a fun and safe place to posit questions that may arise.

Lately, there has been a lot of questions (mine included) about SARMs and Ostarine in particular. One question that seems to be repeated is the frequency to which the compound can safely be used throughout a year. It seems the safe route is to limit usage to twice a year at somewhere in the eight week length ballpark.

Can someone run cycles more regularly (than twice per year) if they are running different compounds? For instance, can I run four cycles of SARMs (two Ostarine and two LG-4033) per year, or are they two similar in action that this is not a safe route.
Or is it a better option to run two SARM cycles per year, with say two PH cycles in an alternating fashion.

I realize that the different compounds have different end results (bulking vs cutting) and that the compounds would be chosen to meet the goals that are desired. What I am curious to know is whether this is a feasible/safe idea or is it exhausting similar receptors and pathways to the point that this would be more harm than good?

Thanks in advance for people's ideas!

-clown
 
I would stick to the general cycling rule with every anabolic compound :
Time on+pct=time off
 
Excellent. Thanks Yates.
What do you think of that protocol if thinking about just sticking to SARMs- Ostarine, LG-4033, Ostarine, LG-4033 with appropriate PCTs and equivalent time off? Do SARMs act in a way that would exhaust the receptors, or is the "two cycles a year for Ostarine" more of a precaution because Ostarine itself is still in its infancy in terms of long-term effects?

-clown
 
I would follow the same rules with sarms. Your hpta is a bigger concern imo than receptor down regulation.
 
I totally see what your saying about HPTA health.

I just realized that I asked a question that would have been solved with simple math Lol.
Time on+ PCT= Time off means an 8 week cycle and 4 week PCT means at total of 24 weeks when you take the time off into account. So really there are only a possibility of two cycles a year anyway. Kind of answered my own question had I just thought about it :)

-clown
 
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