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Z||000000||goldsgirl||11-14-2000||12:12 PM||||I started my first cycle of anavar with 5 mg for 2 days and are currently taking 10mg per day now, 5 mg twice a day.  I am over half done with the supply that I have.  Do I have to come off slowly ?  10mg, then 5 mg for a couple of days, then 2.5 mg for a couple of days?  I heard coming off is more important than going on?  For my first cycle I have seen alot.  How long should I take off before I start another cycle ? (If I can get any more - these things are scarse)||205.188.198.166||reg||
Z||000001||liltank||11-14-2000||01:13 PM||wideguy@hotmail.com||send me an email i will help you out||164.106.6.45||reg||
Z||000002||WarLobo||11-14-2000||07:15 PM||warlobo@operamail.com||No reason to tapper for women.<P>Hell, no reason to ever come off.... Ok, I have my flame shield up.... MS, fire away  <IMG SRC="http://www.elitefitness.com/ubb/wink.gif"><P>------------------<BR>LAte<P>Lobo||199.211.225.194||reg||
Z||000003||MS||11-15-2000||12:07 AM||mad.scientist55@hushmail.com||Whatever do you mean WarLobo?  You should know by now that I agree with you on this one.  As long as a woman is experiencing no sides, there's no reason she HAS to come off.  Though for long term AAS use I would steer away from the orals purely from a liver point of view.  <P>I only take exception to woman who start taking AAS for the wrong reasons, or without adequate knowledge about what they're getting into.  But once that decision is made then what and how long to use AAS depends on the individual goals.  There is certainly no need to taper the Anavar.||202.180.64.91||reg||