First Multiple Substance Cycle - Critique?

[e_townbeatdown]

Greetings, fellow gym rats. Long time reader, first time poster.

I am about to start a new cycle. I have a few runs under my belt including M1T, SD, DBOL and more recently have graduated to injectables and have done 2 test e cycles @500 and 750 for 12 weeks.

This time, however would be my first time stacking injectables and orals. I always aired on the side of caution and have run only one compound at a time; now, however I think I have enough experience to step it up a bit.

I have researched plenty but always feel better when I get it out into the community for evaluation and tweaking.

My plan is as follows:

Week 1-3, Dianabol @ 40mg ED
Week 1-12, Test E @ 600mg/wk
Week 1-12, Tren E @ 250mg/wk
Week 1-12, Adex @ .5mg ED or Aromasin@25mg ED

2 Weeks Off followed by:

PCT
Nolva @ 40/40/20/20
(Possibly Clomid as well) @ the standard dosage

Do I need to add any additional ancillieries for the tren? From my research it seems that tren can cause prolactin induced gyno.

Again, this is my first time doing a multiple substance cycle, and also my first time dealing with Tren E. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[weights=life]

Might want to go with tren a incase uts to much to handle...but yes get caber or prami for prolactin issues. 5mg twice a week start one week bwfore the tren. Adjust as needed

 

[e_townbeatdown]

Weights,

Thanks for the advice/speedy reply. Though a long time reader, I am a new poster and it's nice to see a friendly forum.

I am assuming you are reffering to Cabergoline-Dostinex. I have no experience with this compound as my previous cycles (though extremely well researched) have never required it.

Anything I need to watch out for with Caber? or fairly straight forward?

 

[weights=life]

caber i havent heard anything, prami is iffy..i havent had bad sides but a lot of people have an caber is ancillieries for 19nors i have personally experienced prolactin induced gyno and will never again run a 19nor without caber or prami...