biggie_smalls
New member
Hi guys,
First off:
6ft tall
90kg
10-12%bf
25 years old.
Training since 19
Recently completed my first 12 week cycle of Sust 250 / Tren E
Week 1-10 250mg of Sust 250 (inject monday, thurs)
Week 1-8 300mg tren E (every tuesday)
Week 3-10 HCG at 500IU every 7 days
Week 6-12 Introduced 0.5mg caber once every 5 days
Week 11 nothing (to let half life bring levels down again)
Week 12-14+ Clomid 200mg
Day1,
day 2-11 at 100mg,
day 12-21 at 50mg.
Novadex 20mg a day, last week 10mg
I know I shouldn't have run Tren for a first cycle, but it's done and I cant turn back the clock.
My experience was actually seamless. I was able to go from 88kg to 105kg within 9 weeks with all lifts going up and noticeable mass on arms and legs. I didn't have any erectile dysfunction or tren rage. However, the clomid did make me have mild depression/emotional episodes during the PCT, it also gave me insane hard erections which was nice haha.
I have had some acne outbreak only really appear 3-4 weeks after finishing my pct which was quite aggressive on my shoulders and middle back but i believe this is just the hormones leveling out. I have some benzoyl peroxide 0.1% to help and will give it another month before i go down any accutane route. (may increase it to 10% strength)
Now, my question is: What things should I test for with a hormone blood test and what levels should they be in range of. My thoughts were the following
Total Testosterone
Free Testosterone
E2 (Oestradiol)
Prolactin
Progesterone
Liver/kidney/Chol/TG/HDL/LDL/glucose
Blood tests are privately done so no questions as to why from doctor, sets me back around $*******NO PRICEDS ALLOWED****ish. Is there anything else I should include. I regret not getting bloods done before my first cycle to compare so I am just trying to find a medium as to where they should be. (currently 4-5 weeks since finishing PCT). Also apparantly your suppose to donate blood after a cycle to help reduce red blood cell count. Seen a couple opinions both ways and would like to see your thoughts on it!
Thanks
First off:
6ft tall
90kg
10-12%bf
25 years old.
Training since 19
Recently completed my first 12 week cycle of Sust 250 / Tren E
Week 1-10 250mg of Sust 250 (inject monday, thurs)
Week 1-8 300mg tren E (every tuesday)
Week 3-10 HCG at 500IU every 7 days
Week 6-12 Introduced 0.5mg caber once every 5 days
Week 11 nothing (to let half life bring levels down again)
Week 12-14+ Clomid 200mg
Day1,
day 2-11 at 100mg,
day 12-21 at 50mg.
Novadex 20mg a day, last week 10mg
I know I shouldn't have run Tren for a first cycle, but it's done and I cant turn back the clock.
My experience was actually seamless. I was able to go from 88kg to 105kg within 9 weeks with all lifts going up and noticeable mass on arms and legs. I didn't have any erectile dysfunction or tren rage. However, the clomid did make me have mild depression/emotional episodes during the PCT, it also gave me insane hard erections which was nice haha.
I have had some acne outbreak only really appear 3-4 weeks after finishing my pct which was quite aggressive on my shoulders and middle back but i believe this is just the hormones leveling out. I have some benzoyl peroxide 0.1% to help and will give it another month before i go down any accutane route. (may increase it to 10% strength)
Now, my question is: What things should I test for with a hormone blood test and what levels should they be in range of. My thoughts were the following
Total Testosterone
Free Testosterone
E2 (Oestradiol)
Prolactin
Progesterone
Liver/kidney/Chol/TG/HDL/LDL/glucose
Blood tests are privately done so no questions as to why from doctor, sets me back around $*******NO PRICEDS ALLOWED****ish. Is there anything else I should include. I regret not getting bloods done before my first cycle to compare so I am just trying to find a medium as to where they should be. (currently 4-5 weeks since finishing PCT). Also apparantly your suppose to donate blood after a cycle to help reduce red blood cell count. Seen a couple opinions both ways and would like to see your thoughts on it!
Thanks