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M4OHN -- longer cycles?

spitboy2000

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Considering that m4ohn has been tested by a critical mass of people, found to not be extremely liver toxic, and found to have little "shutdown" of natural testosterone, and thus is kind to HPTA -- would it makes sense to do longer than four week cycles on it?

I am in the fourth week of a 16 bumped to 24 mg m4ohn cutting cycle and have seen impressive body recomp. But I have a ways to go and was wondering what people thought.

So, what do people think?

spitboy2000
 
It's only a guess but I'd say this is a compound one can run for 6-8 weeks pretty easily and safely.

I ran it for 8 with no problems though the first 3 weeks were low dosages (5-15 mg). I had no issues that I know of but have yet to get blood work done. Hopefully i'll get tested in a few weeks.
 
If you possibly could, get blood tests done during your cycle at maybe say week 4-5 and see how you are handling it. Everyone will react dfifferently.
 
I ran an unorthodox cutting cycle. I ran m$OHN alone for weeks 1-2 with trimax. I started at 12mg OHN & increased to 20mg after a few days. I lost about 8lbs in that time & some strength (due to trimax). I then added 300mg 1-test to the M4OHN for 5 more weeks & gained some muscle/strength back. Overall I lost about 4lbs of fat, gained about 2lbs LBM & strength stayed the same.
 
the_destroyer55 said:
If you possibly could, get blood tests done during your cycle at maybe say week 4-5 and see how you are handling it. Everyone will react dfifferently.
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Agreed. The lipid panels will not show anything after recovery, even if liver damage was occurring during the cycle.
 
spitboy2000 said:
what particular bloodwork do you suggest? What would I be looking for, liver values?

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A standard blood test would be a good start. It includes measurements of AST and ALT, which are related to liver damage. Measuring GGT is also a good idea, but it is not included in a "standard" blood test.
 
Would the PCT for M4OHN (or Oxanavar/Oxavar) be similar to that of a M1t/4AD cycle?
(clomid and/or nolva)

Thanks,

Gumbo
 
Gumbo said:
Would the PCT for M4OHN (or Oxanavar/Oxavar) be similar to that of a M1t/4AD cycle?
(clomid and/or nolva)

Thanks,

Gumbo
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My opinion is "yes." Even if not "required," using them should allow for a speedier and more complete recovery.
 
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