EPI + PHTYOSERMS 347 Lean Cutter Advice

[DJLegacy2k1]

So as the title states I have decided to make my pre-spring cutter, to get ready for basketball this year, out of Epi (epivar 18mg per cap) and I picked up some of this PhytoSerm stuff.

Question: Should I run Epi for 5 weeks and then run Phyto for 4 weeks OR should I run Epi for a week and then run the Pytoserm along with it for the last 4 weeks?

Any suggestions?
I am also running SuperStim for energy and cardio help.

-Legacy

 

[OUFINNY]

Phyto is for your PCT, Epi with all necessary support for 5 weeks then a full PCT with a SERM and Phyto for 4 weeks. That whole time you will need cycle support and I would start it 2 weeks before so that equates to near 12 weeks of cycle support. Here is a great choice: Sports Supplements :: IronMagLabs Advanced Cycle Support Rx? -

 

[azntomahawk]

Yes run Epi and then run Phytoserms-347 as part of ur PCT.

 

[DJLegacy2k1]

LMAO @ a full PCT + SERM for Epi. Epi is used as an anti E in some countries. I have ran Epi 4 times and never once needed a full PCT more than natty test boosters. Talk about overkill. Is this serious?

Phyto has been run as a stand alone, not just PCT...I never notice any shut down with Epi, so im wondering how all of the sudden Epi is being looked at like this heavy cycle. Anyways, thx for the advice anyways. I will just run the Phyto at the end anyways, was pretty much my original plan.

 

[|Z|]

While I've heard shutdown is minimal with epi, also, I'd play it safe and run a legit PCT.... especially if you aren't getting bloodwork done. Always better safe than sorry!

|Z|

Orbit Nutrition Rep

 

[|Z|]

While I've heard shutdown is minimal with epi, also, I'd play it safe and run a legit PCT.... especially if you aren't getting bloodwork done. Always better safe than sorry!

|Z|

Orbit Nutrition Rep

 

[azntomahawk]

Id rather have a full PCT lined up and know that I am fully recovered.

 

[The Instrumentalist]

by "full" pct you guys mean what exactly? for a PH you don't think unleashed/post cycle/sustain would be perfectly adequate for recovery?