A small change in standard protocol?????

[flyin j]

Ok ive just about got my 2nd cycle rounded up and iam ready to start.
EQ weeks 1-2 600mgs (frontloading)
EQ weeks 3-12 400mgs
Test Prop weeks 4-12 100mgs eod (ouch!)
Fina weeks 6-12 100mgs eod
Y ES before morning cardio and possibly before lifting at night.
Dostinex wks 5-end of PCT...and 20mgs nolva wks 4-12 ed
The main goal of this cycle is to improve on a hard look while putting on some solid very maintanable LBM.

Thats the cycle FEEL FREE TO CRITIQUE IT PLEASE, but my question is about PCT. I will be doing "standard protocol" HCG m-w-f 1000ius 3 weeks along with clomid for 3 weeks and with nolva for 6 wks, but I was wondering if Running Nolva 60mgs for 2 weeks then 40 for 2 then 20 for 2 (because I want to see if it has any affect on my pre-existing gyno problem)would be too much nolvadex for a long period of time. I will probably post this on the main steroid discussion board also to get more cycle comments before I take the plunge but I was just wondering how that would affect the "standard protocol" if at all???



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[Jenetic]

I would recommend increasing the Nolvadex to 40-60 mgs ED once you have completed the HCG portion of your PCT. It will take at least 4 weeks to notice a significant difference with respect to your gyno. A minimum of 8 weeks, without the interference of aromatizing substances, is recommended in order to treat gynecomastia.

Jenetic

 

[flyin j]

I would recommend increasing the Nolvadex to 40-60 mgs ED once you have completed the HCG portion of your PCT. It will take at least 4 weeks to notice a significant difference with respect to your gyno. A minimum of 8 weeks, without the interference of aromatizing substances, is recommended in order to treat gynecomastia.

Jenetic

Thanks for the reply, especially with a small time table for seeing any gyno results, just the kind of answer I was looking for, K to you my friend!!!



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