brownpaperbag04
Active member
I'm about to finish my 1st cycle (500mg sust/ 8 weeks) and I'm considering a far more aggressive 2nd cycle (front-loaded omna and dbol for 10 weeks). BUT, I had a few questions that have been nagging at my brain for a while. So lets see if anyone knows...
1) I've heard most oral steriods are toxic to the liver. What kinds of supplements help your liver while you take them? ...Any helpful foods?
2) Some say to take clomid while you're on your cycle to keep the testies pumpin and regular. Some say it does no good. Anyone have any FACTS??
3) Some say to STOP taking nolvax immediately after you stop taking your cycle of gear...but steriods like Sustanon and Omnadren are released over time. I've read they last up to 3-4 weeks in the body. Shouldn't you continue to use nolvax up to 3-4 weeks after your cycle to ensure no bad effects? Is tapering enough so you don't need to use nolvax in the post-cycle?
Please leave answers to ONLY medical information that you can point to or personal experience for users who have used steriods for over a 2 years (and definately know the effects on their own bodies). THANKS!
1) I've heard most oral steriods are toxic to the liver. What kinds of supplements help your liver while you take them? ...Any helpful foods?
2) Some say to take clomid while you're on your cycle to keep the testies pumpin and regular. Some say it does no good. Anyone have any FACTS??
3) Some say to STOP taking nolvax immediately after you stop taking your cycle of gear...but steriods like Sustanon and Omnadren are released over time. I've read they last up to 3-4 weeks in the body. Shouldn't you continue to use nolvax up to 3-4 weeks after your cycle to ensure no bad effects? Is tapering enough so you don't need to use nolvax in the post-cycle?
Please leave answers to ONLY medical information that you can point to or personal experience for users who have used steriods for over a 2 years (and definately know the effects on their own bodies). THANKS!

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