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SD/Hdrol Epi Bridge

steppinRazor

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Alright you heard right, next week im going to be running a stacked compound that is 30mg SD and 25mg HD and Im planning a bridge into Epi..

Basically i would do with out the Hdrol as its kind of a pointless dose anyways, but its in the mix so **** it.

i see alot of people (when doing SD to Epi) only run the SD for 3 weeks, im unsure if its because they think the max amount of gains on SD are achieved or if its just too much on the liver.

a little background, i ran epi at 30 mgs for eight weeks and stacked with SD at 30mg for the last four weeks(no Hdrol). towards the end i was having some lethargy but other than that i felt fine. no bloodwork sorry.
anyways im thinkin a little something like this

SD 30/30/30/30
Epi 00/00/00/20/30/30/40

pct looks like tamoxifen citrate 40/20/20/10
with Erase entering the picture towards the end of the nolva

does this seem legitimate?

i was going to quit after the SD but im thinking an epi bridge is going to help immensely with keeping gains made.
 
Id go for it, actually its pretty similar to what I am doing.

Edit: This is how mine looks...

Epi 30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30
SD 00/00/30/30/30/30/00/00
 
They're some pretty heavy cycles... How have you guys found side's when stacking methyls like this at such potent dosages? I'm taking it you get great gains doing them to this severity otherwise would not bother, but I've always seen it as like a law to not run a methyl longer than 5 weeks...
 
I ran strong cycles in the past similar to this one and had great gains. The only sides I had last time was some headaches and a little short tempered.
 
actually looking back, last time i ran epi it was only 20mgs.
basically i started this thread to see if 30mg of epi sounds good for this bridge

my last cycle i had some great gains but lost most of it due to lack of a pct.. the sides werent too bad, although epi causes loss of sleep for me
 
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