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H drol Stano drol cycle Liver concerns

ruffrhyder

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I would like to do a cycle of H drol and Stano drol. My goal is to put on lean mass while maintaining or losing body fat if possible. My concern is liver toxicity. I have Cycle assist and Liver assist, enough to last me the entire 6 week cycle and through PCT.

I weight train Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri.
Sat. I do some cardio

Would it it be worth doing a 6 week cycle, 3 pills of Hdrol only on weight training days, and 3 pill of Stano drol on non-training days. Or Am I better off just taking 2 pills of both 7 days a week?
 
I would like to do a cycle of H drol and Stano drol. My goal is to put on lean mass while maintaining or losing body fat if possible. My concern is liver toxicity. I have Cycle assist and Liver assist, enough to last me the entire 6 week cycle and through PCT.

I weight train Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri.
Sat. I do some cardio

Would it it be worth doing a 6 week cycle, 3 pills of Hdrol only on weight training days, and 3 pill of Stano drol on non-training days. Or Am I better off just taking 2 pills of both 7 days a week?

As long as you dont have any pre-existing liver conditions, abstain from alcohol around your cycle, use cycles of reasonable length(5-6weeks), and proper support supplements i see no reason to worry about liver from H-drol.

You have to take it everyday, taking only on workout days isnt going to be effective.

You might make some decent gains running 50mg of H-drol a week, but most people find 75 mg the sweet spot.

Stano-drol at 300mg/day will give you almost nothing, 450+ is the dose I started noticing it at.

Heres what i would do:
H Drol 50/75/75/75/75
Stanodrol 450/600/600/600/600
You can probably get by with 450mg/day stano-drol, but 600 is where it really shines, in my experience.

You'll definitely need a PCT with a SERM.
 
liver toxicity in general is less of a concern than the sides of lowered HDL cholesterol / raised LDL cholesterol and blood pressure.
 
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