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HDrol vs. Havoc - Recomp/Cut - 1st Cycle

SHSUStudent

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Hi Guys,

So I've been researching my butt off regarding what I want my first cycle to be... and I'm still stuck between Havoc and CEL's Hdrol.

I shutdown fairly easily... so I was considering a Havoc pulse vs. Hdrol straight, as I hear both are pretty light in the shutdown category.

Main concerns are... lack of sides and avoiding any significant shutdown.

Background: Lifting for a few years - 6ft 203lbs 14%bf

Goal: I want to weigh around 195 and gaining a little muscle would be great while dropping some serious bf%.


I have a cruise coming up over New Years.... really want to have some sick abs for it.

What would you guys do? Any other recs?
 
Running Havoc straight is also an option... but I don't want any serious shutdown.

I had bad experiences with M1T and E-max (the old original one) regarding shutdown/atrophy... happened hard and super fast on the M1T. I stopped both cycles within like 10 days.
 
H-drol ED for 5 weeks is your best bet. It is very mild and one of the few oral steriods that you can run a pct without a SERM. I ran it abouy 4 or 5 months ago at 75/75/75/75/75 and I took Cycle Support for my support supps. Pct I took Post Cycle Support and on day 15 of pct started Lean Xtreme. I had bloodwork done the day after pct and it came back good. I will post it for you.

I gained 6 lbs had some nice strength gains and lost 2% bf a great recomp compound. Good luck.
 

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SHSUStudent said:
Running Havoc straight is also an option... but I don't want any serious shutdown.

I had bad experiences with M1T and E-max (the old original one) regarding shutdown/atrophy... happened hard and super fast on the M1T. I stopped both cycles within like 10 days.
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I agree with Pem, go for the H-drol if you're looking to go down in weight/bf a bit. Use a AI whilst on cycle and DO get a SERM...
 
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