Hello everyone,
The title pretty much sums it up. I'm four weeks into my first cycle of Test P 70mg/day. I thought I knew everything after reading Llewellyn's Anabolics and reading stickies and articles, and I thought I was taking the proper precautions, but I woke up and realized that no matter how much I know, that doesn't change the fact that my endocrine system might not be fully developed, and that I should come off my cycle as quickly and as safely as possible.
I got a hormone panel before my cycle and my test level was 592 ng/dl. Not amazing, but not bad by any means. I'm 19 years old, 5'10", and 170 pounds. I should have realized that I still have plenty of room to make gains naturally at my height and weight, but alas I made a mistake and that is why I'm here.
What I'm having trouble with is tailoring my PCT to my needs. I know different cycles warrant different PCTs, and a lot of people have different personal preferences. I am having trouble with the question of AIs and HCG. On hand I currently have two AIs (Letrozole and Aromasin), three SERMs (Toremifene, Clomiphene and Tamoxifen) and HCG.
I've been running 12.5mg Aromasin E3D. As I've heard that Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is good for the end of your cycle, I am planning on running my cycle eight more days so that I can do 500mg Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) EOD. Based on this forum post however (forums.steroid.com/anabolic-steroids-questions-answers/414904-tamoxifen-clomid-toremifene-rolaxifene-what.html) I'm planning on running Toremifene 120/100/100/60/60 with Tamoxifen 20mg ED for my PCT after that. Does this look okay, and if not, what would you guys recommend that I do?
I know I've made a mistake; I am just hoping you guys can take a look at my proposed PCT plan and help steer me in the right direction so I can be safe in coming off my cycle. I would like to train without AAS for at least another five years with what I hope will be a close to fully functional HPTA before I ever consider AAS usage again.
Thanks for reading and I hope you all the best with your research or cycles!
The title pretty much sums it up. I'm four weeks into my first cycle of Test P 70mg/day. I thought I knew everything after reading Llewellyn's Anabolics and reading stickies and articles, and I thought I was taking the proper precautions, but I woke up and realized that no matter how much I know, that doesn't change the fact that my endocrine system might not be fully developed, and that I should come off my cycle as quickly and as safely as possible.
I got a hormone panel before my cycle and my test level was 592 ng/dl. Not amazing, but not bad by any means. I'm 19 years old, 5'10", and 170 pounds. I should have realized that I still have plenty of room to make gains naturally at my height and weight, but alas I made a mistake and that is why I'm here.
What I'm having trouble with is tailoring my PCT to my needs. I know different cycles warrant different PCTs, and a lot of people have different personal preferences. I am having trouble with the question of AIs and HCG. On hand I currently have two AIs (Letrozole and Aromasin), three SERMs (Toremifene, Clomiphene and Tamoxifen) and HCG.
I've been running 12.5mg Aromasin E3D. As I've heard that Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is good for the end of your cycle, I am planning on running my cycle eight more days so that I can do 500mg Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) EOD. Based on this forum post however (forums.steroid.com/anabolic-steroids-questions-answers/414904-tamoxifen-clomid-toremifene-rolaxifene-what.html) I'm planning on running Toremifene 120/100/100/60/60 with Tamoxifen 20mg ED for my PCT after that. Does this look okay, and if not, what would you guys recommend that I do?
I know I've made a mistake; I am just hoping you guys can take a look at my proposed PCT plan and help steer me in the right direction so I can be safe in coming off my cycle. I would like to train without AAS for at least another five years with what I hope will be a close to fully functional HPTA before I ever consider AAS usage again.
Thanks for reading and I hope you all the best with your research or cycles!