Rad 140 and taking a proper PCT?

[cacoora]

20 year old M

Hello I started RAD140 Recently and would like to check other peoples intakes on the best PCT.

After RAD i was reccomended

clomid 50/25/25/25
gw-501516 20 mg day

I have heard from different people telling me that GW shouldnt be used in a PCT as it is a SARM but some say it isnt.

Also will these PCTs get me back to normal test levels after a cycle of RAD?

 

[Milton]

so how old are you 20 or 21??

 

[cybrsage]

20 year old M

Hello I started RAD140 Recently and would like to check other peoples intakes on the best PCT.

After RAD i was reccomended

clomid 50/25/25/25
gw-501516 20 mg day

I have heard from different people telling me that GW shouldnt be used in a PCT as it is a SARM but some say it isnt.

Also will these PCTs get me back to normal test levels after a cycle of RAD?

GW50 is not a SARM, though many call it that because SARMs sellers sell it. It is a PPAR Agonist. It will have absolutely, positively no effect on testosterone production. It will increase your endurance, but that is it. That means you can do more cardio, work outs, etc. than you normally could do and therefor gain the long lasting benefits of doing them.

There have been no formal studies about RAD140 and suppression, but anecdotal evidence (people reporting what happened to them when they used it), it appears to be slightly suppressive. In the medical community, they do not do any PCT for slight suppression, but I am of the belief that it is MUCH better to be safe than sorry. You probably do not need a PCT, but are you willing to risk it and maybe become broken? The clomid should do the trick along with the time frame you take it in which the body recovers itself.

If you want to read a lot of info on RAD140, look here:

http://www.steroidology.com/forum/p...6-rad140-what-what-does-do-lets-find-out.html

 

[cacoora]

GW50 is not a SARM, though many call it that because SARMs sellers sell it. It is a PPAR Agonist. It will have absolutely, positively no effect on testosterone production. It will increase your endurance, but that is it. That means you can do more cardio, work outs, etc. than you normally could do and therefor gain the long lasting benefits of doing them.

There have been no formal studies about RAD140 and suppression, but anecdotal evidence (people reporting what happened to them when they used it), it appears to be slightly suppressive. In the medical community, they do not do any PCT for slight suppression, but I am of the belief that it is MUCH better to be safe than sorry. You probably do not need a PCT, but are you willing to risk it and maybe become broken? The clomid should do the trick along with the time frame you take it in which the body recovers itself.

If you want to read a lot of info on RAD140, look here:

steroidology.com/forum/pro-hormone-natural-steroids-steroid-alternatives/686996-rad140-what-what-does-do-lets-find-out.html

Alright so clomid should suffice or do clomid and gw?
this is wht i was told "Clomid is used in PCT to get your test levels back to where they were pre sarms cycle if you had suppression issues.
GW is used in PCT to combat cortisol rebound during this process, without it you risk fat gain as well as losing any muscle gains you achieved during the sarms cycle."

 

[cybrsage]

They are right on Clomid, kinda right on GW50.

GW50 does reduce cortisol levels slightly, but not in any significant way. The big thing it does is it reduces the amount of glucose in your blood and aids in storing glycogen in the muscles, which helps keep the body from burning muscle when in a catabolic state. Sot it will help you to keep burning more fat and help you keep more muscle...but at a price. You MUST exercise when using GW50 or it does almost nothing. It raises your endurance, so you can do more exercising as well, but you must do you part or it is wasted.

You will not lose your gains if you do not use GW50 - but using GW50 helps you keep your gains if you do your part and keep working out while using it.

Here is a link to the study about Glucose:

Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptor []-Agonist, GW501516, Ameliorates Insulin Resistance, Improves Dyslipidaemia in Monosodium l-Glutamate Metabolic Syndrome Mice - Chen - 2008 - Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology - Wiley Online Librar