epi pct advice?

parsovl

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Hi I plan on starting my first cycle of epi soon. I've been looking into pct recommendations and am getting a little confused as all seem to recommend different products & dosages? My epi is going to be at 30\30\40\40\40\40..... I have tamoxafen 10mg tabs what weeks should I run them & at what dose/mg?? Also daa when should I start taking this please? Is there anything else I need or anymore advice anyone can give me? Please bear in mind I live in the UK and may find it hard to source certain products.
 
Tamox
20/20/10/10
DAA
3g/3g/3g/3g
Reduce XT (cortisol control)
0/0/3/3/3/3

That will cover all your bases.
 
Thanks for the concise advice. When do I start the nolva? The day after I finish the epi? Also am I right to think thats when I start the daa? Also am i better off spitting the nolva into twice a day or just once? Sorry for the questions but this is my first cycle. Thankyou
 
Thanks for the concise advice. When do I start the nolva? The day after I finish the epi? Also am I right to think thats when I start the daa? Also am i better off spitting the nolva into twice a day or just once? Sorry for the questions but this is my first cycle. Thankyou

1 dose a day is fine for the nolva.
DAA and Nolva should start the same day as Warbird laid out, the day after your last Epi dose.
 
Yep . The advice you have already got is legit. I ran my tamox at 20/20/10/10. Worked fine. Bounced right back and kept my gains.
 
I've been reading elsewhere online that DAA is being found to be completely bogus in actual human clinical trials for raising test levels. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
 
Is the reduce xt run the 6 weeks after the cycle during pct or the 6 weeks of the cycle itself? Am confused as it is a 6 week recommendation. Thanks
 
Is the reduce xt run the 6 weeks after the cycle during pct or the 6 weeks of the cycle itself? Am confused as it is a 6 week recommendation. Thanks

The reduce xt is started during week 3 of pct.
 
I've been reading elsewhere online that DAA is being found to be completely bogus in actual human clinical trials for raising test levels. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

There is a lot of debate whether those studies were legit. I tend to think that they were legit, but I also believe that DAA is still beneficial in a low test environment (PCT). DAA didn't help people with normal test levels but I think it can help people with very low test levels trying to bring it back up to normal.
 
There is a lot of debate whether those studies were legit. I tend to think that they were legit, but I also believe that DAA is still beneficial in a low test environment (PCT). DAA didn't help people with normal test levels but I think it can help people with very low test levels trying to bring it back up to normal.

Ah, that makes sense.
 
Ah, that makes sense.

I'm not gonna claim this is 100% true. Just from my experience and some other people's statements who are smarter than me.
 
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