Post cycle therapy (pct) question

[NikiStiff]

pct question

just got done with my cycle of eq, test, and Anavar (var) ... Anavar (var) and eq were stopped 3 weeks ago, test stopped 2 weeks ago.

was going to do

day 1: 300mg clomid
day 2-11 100mg clomid
day 12-21 - 50mg clomid

i also have tamoxifen which i was going to hit at 40mg ed for 2 weeks then shoot down to 20mg ed 2 weeks

i also have liquid stane from rui which while i was using while on cycle to keep estrogen levels in check. was taking 12.5mg eod

my questions are:
Should I run tamoxifen and stane together? or should I use one or the other? seems like the stane should take care of the same thing the nolva would do...

 

[bignewf]

hey man personally ima run 50 mg for 4 weeks for clomid and 40 for 2 weeks of nolva and then 20 for 2 weeks of nolva. just to cover all bases. but my cycle is only test-e, im not sure if there is a difference where you ran eq and anavar, but that jmo

so that's day 1-28 of post cycle therapy (pct) 50 mg of clomid
day 1-14 40 mg nolva
day 15-28 20 mg nolva

good luck bro

 

[Joseph Goebbels]

I wouldn't use that much Clomid in the first wk unless you've used it before at that amount and know that your body will not respond negatively IE - permanent and irreversible eyesight issues. 100mg/day or less is plenty imho.

Run your Tamox 40/20/20/20.

Drop your Stane for PCT. If you have used it correctly during your cycle is is not necessary during recovery.

Stane and Tamox are similar but different. Stane assists in managing Estrogen levels (E2) in your body. Tamox prevents Gynecomastia by competing for receptors in the breast area ONLY.

 

[DreDay187]

Don't do 300mg clomid. Serious overkill and the likelihood of side effects are increased exponentially. No need to run stane and nolva together but they actually do different things. One's an aromatase inhibitor and the other is a selective estrogen-receptor modulator. One prevents estrogen from being formed from aromatization and the other prevents estrogen from acting on bodily tissue, especially breast tissue.