My First 12-Week Cycle & post cycle therapy (pct) (Test E)

[Bigswoll76]

My First 12-Week Cycle & PCT (Test E)

Please tell me what you guys think about my first cycle. Any advice or suggestions as to how I can tweak it are greatly appreciated!

My First 12-Week Cycle:
250 mg of Testosterone Enanthate 2x/week (Monday & Thursday)
250-500 IU of hCG 2x/week (one day before each steroid injection—Sunday & Wednesday)
10-20 mg of Nolvadex every day (only used if estrogenic side effects become apparent)
12.5-25 mg of Aromasin every day or every other day (only used if Nolvadex alone is insufficient)

Post Cycle Therapy: (Begins two weeks after last test injection)
100/50/50/50 of Clomid
40/20/20/20 of Nolvadex

I was hoping to avoid taking an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) such as Aromasin or Arimidex to prevent my HDL from lowering any more (it’s only at a meager 37 mg/dL).

Lastly, would it be advisable to continue taking hCG during PCT? Or should I stop taking it at a particular time during/after my cycle?

Personal stats are as follows:
Height = 6’3
Age = 25 (almost 26)
Weight = 210 pounds
Body Fat = 13.5% (tested hydrostatically)
Total Testosterone = 337 ng/dL
DHT = 294 pg/mL
IGF-1 = 466 ng/mL
Growth Hormone = 1.27 ng/mL
Diet = Clean balanced meals every 2-3 hours with at least 1.5 gallons of water each day.

 

[BrianP]

I like 1000 UI of Vitamin E / day for the first 4 weeks of PCT

 

[SigmundRoid]

Looks good. I'd add an Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) blast for the first 2 weeks of post cycle therapy (pct). 1000iu a week.

Nolva is a SERM, no need to do that during cycle. Go straight to asin or adex.

 

[NattyFreak]

I like 1000 UI of Vitamin E / day for the first 4 weeks of PCT

Any reason for doing so?

 

[BrianP]

Any reason for doing so?

Because Vitamin E will help raise your natural test levels much faster than without it while on PCT... its cheap and legal so

I got this from another website

The role of vitamin E in the endocrine system, in particular the pituitary-gonadal axis, was studied in humans and male rats by examining the hormonal differences between vitamin E deficient and supplemented conditions. In vitamin E deficient rats, pituitary content and basal plasma level of FSH and LH were significantly lower than those of the control rats, but testicular content and basal plasma level of testosterone were not significantly changed. On the other hand, in vitamin E supplemented rats, FSH and LH content in pituitary tissue was significantly higher than that of the controls, but there was no significant rise in basal FSH and LH level in plasma. The testosterone level was significantly elevated in both testicular tissue and plasma. It was also demonstrated that basal plasma testosterone and F.T.I. were increased in normal male subjects following oral vitamin E administration and the responsiveness of plasma testosterone levels to Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) was significantly higher during vitamin E administration than before administration. These results suggest that vitamin E may play an important and potent role in hormone production in the pituitary-gonadal axis in humans and rats...