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Epi Help

yes, u can. but it is always good to have it on hand. a solid OTC PCT will help out a great deal. check here:

OTCPCT.com
 
mercedes1 said:
can i run epi without nalva in my pct and if so what can i take in its place

thanks
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This is what I did:

Wk 1-4: IForce Reversitol 3/2/2/1
Wk 3-6: Post Cycle Support 4/4/4/4 & Lean Xtreme 3/3/3/3

The other usual suspects were in there too: ZMA, Omega 3, Multi, etc, etc...

Finished PCT in late December. Did a blood test to check liver and everything is good :)
 
gforce100 said:
This is what I did:

Wk 1-4: IForce Reversitol 3/2/2/1
Wk 3-6: Post Cycle Support 4/4/4/4 & Lean Xtreme 3/3/3/3

The other usual suspects were in there too: ZMA, Omega 3, Multi, etc, etc...

Finished PCT in late December. Did a blood test to check liver and everything is good :)
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Maybe I'm missing something here, but why have I seen a lot of people wanting to run reversitol AND Post Cycle Support when reversitol already has Trans-reservatrol in it? So why use PCS with it? Why not use a Test booster like Activate Xtreme or something instead?
 
gforce100 said:
This is what I did:

Wk 1-4: IForce Reversitol 3/2/2/1
Wk 3-6: Post Cycle Support 4/4/4/4 & Lean Xtreme 3/3/3/3

The other usual suspects were in there too: ZMA, Omega 3, Multi, etc, etc...

Finished PCT in late December. Did a blood test to check liver and everything is good :)
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That pct should be good for a Epi pct. Post Cycle Support was developed for Epi pct by the sinner. I myself ould use low dosed nolva 20/20/10/10 with Post Cycle Support used weeks 3-6 of pct.:thumbsup:
 
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