superdrol all year would have him in the hospital at the minimum, with liver failure among other things
without post cycle therapy (pct), he'll never have a properly functioning hpta
the guy is a fkn clueless retard and will suffer long term for his uneducated use and abuse of probably one the harshest orals there is, aas included
post cycle therapy (pct) wise, check the stickies, read up on toremifene and its dosing, and you'll be good.....you can get cute and add shit like daa, trans resveratrol, and over stuff, but torem is your base, anyone tells you other wise, tell them to go fuck themselves
Yeah i tried telling him to take a post cycle therapy (pct) and he was like don't need it, i know my shit besides i feel ok and getting good gains.. haven't seen him since. I was reading around and came across this info on toremifene. Some guy posted this info bro so you can have a read;
'I have nothing against toremifene, it and nolvadex work well although I actually use raloxifene as my SERM of choice. What I have a problem with is hearsay touted as fact and idiots espousing some BS that has no scientific basis and passing it on as fact.
Instead of repeating what you've read in some thread on a BB forum, why don't you do some real research and come back with some sort of intelligent assessment of how Toremefene works differently than tamoxifen.
If you can actually do some real research, you'll find the standard dose of Toremifene in the prevention of breast cancer is 40-60mg/day and 20mg/day has been found to be most effective for men in reducing prostate cancer..
The BB'ing post cycle therapy (pct) protocol of using 20mg/day of nolvadex was taken from the scientific studies on women that used 20mg/day to prevent the reoccurance of breast cancer. Scientific studies have shown toremifene exerts it's greatest beneficial effects at around 20-40-60mg/day (depending on the situation) and studies using as much as 400mg/day showed no increased benefit, over the standard doses, especially in relation to the increased negative side-effects..
To state it's actions aren't the same or very similar as to those of nolvadex is a rather strange comment. Considering scientific study after study show that in fact, the actions of the 2 compounds are remarkably similar. To be sure, there are also some differences albeit, generally minimal, especially in the short duration periods with which we are concerned.
By the way, while you're enjoying your high doses of toremifene, read the studies which show increases in SHBG and a reduction in testosterone and IGF-1 from toremifene.'