75mg ED Halodrol not enough?

[DozerSoldier]

I often see people post that 75 mg a day is not enough. But that is my sweet spot.
I did a 75/75/100/100/125/125. Got pretty much same results as 75mg ED, with less sides. Sides: Crippling back pumps.
I am taking necessary cycle support.

I am doing another 75/75/100/100/125/125 again, to compare for sure.
On day 14, thats when I feel the pumps coming.
I got taurine today, going to run first 3g per day, see if that helps.
Along with a calcium/magnesium/zinc supplement.
And I read that some Tumms a day could help(prolly bro science).

I had to do my yearly military physical fitness test this morning. Includes
2 mile run. The pumps kicked in at 3/4 mile. I finished in 17:02. I usually run it in 13 minutes. I had to walk a couple of times, to let pump subside.
I am not complaining, just saying.

What method did you use to combat back pumps?
When deadlifting/squatting, I do a stretch that really helps.
I take a flat bench, lay on it, facing bench(on stomach), with hips off the bech.
Like about to do a reverse hyper. I let the weight of my legs, pull my hips down, which
stretches the lower back area. I lay there for about 30 seconds tweaking my hips, to get the best stretch.

 

[gymrat827]

I'd just do 100 the whole way threw. It will begin to work faster at the higher dose.

 

[bigtimechief]

The pumps come with hdrol bro. It's been an issue every time i've done a cycle with it. It sounds like you're doing all you can, but cardio has always been a big problem when i've been on. Some folks are lucky and don't have the issue, but i'm not one of them.

As far as running 75mg, if you're getting the results you want, then why move it up? Most guys move it up to get better results, and as you've seen, that doesn't always happen.

 

[TheDarkHalf]

Just run 100 the entire way through....use taurine and potassium for pumps