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Rebound XT and Sesathin for PCT??

jonesboy

jonesboy

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Im doing a 3wk Superdrol cycle and was planning on using Rebound and Lean for PCT. Could i use Sesathin with Rebound for PCT instead of Lean XT?
 
Yeah. I might use a half-dosage though during PCT.


I would also definitely use Sesathin at full dosage while on too to anatagonize Superdrol's maiming of your blood-lipids. Sesathin actually shows positive effects toward HDL, while decreasing LDL.

Plus you're on a methyl, and Sesathin is quite a good liver-protectant.
 
jonesboy said:
Im doing a 3wk Superdrol cycle and was planning on using Rebound and Lean for PCT. Could i use Sesathin with Rebound for PCT instead of Lean XT?
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I wouldn't substitute sesathin for lean xt as they work in different ways, and well together. I used both after a month long SD cycle, and still had the most kept gains ever. I use sesathin pretty much daily, just changing dosing depending on goals. There were worries about it (sesathin) possibly hindering gains on cycle, this in practice has proven for me at least to not be the case at all. It definitely helps in making the gains of a cycle cleaner/leaner too.

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A good benefit of SesaThin post cycle is that it would allow you to eat more to support anabolism without the excess fat gain.
 
Ive used SesaThin both on cycle and post cycle. I drop the PC dosage to 1.5 servings a day. On cycle I use the full 3 servings. If your goal is not fat loss, make sure to bump carbs up 50-75g.
 
Yes, it activates pathways that are very mildly anti-anabolic.

The extra eating you can do while on it, without gaining fat, makes up for that, and we speculated that half-dosing (as Pro mentioned) is ideal. Feedback with higher calories and SesaThin seems to back that up.
 
i havent noticed any slower recovery or muscle loss when using SesaThin for PCT. I end up not getting some fat that I normally would when keeping cals high.
 
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