n2guard enough

[newbie270]

im going to run a rs transderm cyle with helladrol and was wondering if everyone thinks N2guard is enough liver protection and gyno protection alone. thanks

 

[dylangemelli]

im going to run a rs transderm cyle with helladrol and was wondering if everyone thinks N2guard is enough liver protection and gyno protection alone. thanks

for liver protection, n2guard is enough but it has NOTHING to do with protection against gyno man... why would you think that?? you need to have forma stanzol on hand to protect against that...

 

[newbie270]

thanks Dylan. Thought I read somewhere that it had anti arom inhibitors. Ive been reading about a ton of different products all day so mustve gotten it confused. thanks for the help I appreciate it.

 

[Youngncurious]

Add some hcgenerate

 

[RickRock13]

For some of the harsher orals, I would run a little extra liver protection with them. Helladrol is mild, so N2guard alone is perfect for it. Helladrol does not convert to estrogen so you shouldnt need an AI on cycle. Forma is a great add in PCT

 

[mich29]

these guys hit it on the head.

 

[obsessedwliftin]

N2 Guard will be all you need for liver protection on that cycle. As Dylan said grab some forma. Great Ai!

 

[stevesmi]

yep i was wondering if n2guard was good enough for liver and i tested it out a couple cycles ago and yes it has enough milk thistle to take care of your liver.

and as said above you need to run the proper ancillaries for your gyno

 

[mich29]

bumping for a great discussion here

 

[Nelson Montana]

im going to run a rs transderm cyle with helladrol and was wondering if everyone thinks N2guard is enough liver protection and gyno protection alone. thanks

Protein Factory POST CYCLE has both lever cleansers and anti e's. But it would not be enough if you're prone to gyno. Use forma or a-dex to control severe estrogen sides. If you actually develop gyno you may need to use nolvadex but that stuff makes you feel like shit. Simply avoid getting gyno in the first place by keeping cycles sane.