I guess my real question was if it lead you out pretty good or not but you saying it has so that’s good. I’ve been trying to get into more cutting cycles learning about them and trying to figure out a good cycle for that. I am thinking doing tests and PP and EQ or primo
Latest bloods drawn on Tuesday. The only thing I am running is HCG AT 500 IU/wk. looks like my cortisol and A1C are high, but I think that’s largely attributed to the fact that I didn’t really sleep the night before I had blood drawn. Test is in the gutter but E2 and prolactin are ok I think. Let me know what y’all think. Also I got gyno from coming off of everything so quick. I’m thinking about running nolvadex at 20 mg/day for a few weeks to a few months to help get rid of it.
I ran NPP for a few weeks, not a fan. Anxiety, increased aggression and I didn’t see it add much to my stack over TC. I cut it and it left my system within 3 days. I was running TC at 420, NPP at 200. Cut the NPP and increased TC to 750. Didn’t see much in the few weeks I jacked up test c except awesome libido. Added oxandrolone back in last week. No increases in strength like I had my first cycle, but I am seeing a change in composition in a good way. I know it’s not a “cutting” agent but I can tell you I haven’t changed my diet and my ab lines are coming in better. I’m doing 50mg oxyandrolone split twice per day. I’ve ran primo with TC, loved it but my hair was falling out fast.
Adding Nolva should increase your test a bit, and help with Gyno. I think the dose is about right, but you could try lowering after a week or 2 to 10 mg/day. The HCG dose is too low IMO if you are not running test also. Will you drop the HCG if you add Nolva
I had every intention of running the HCG and the nolvadex together. Is that a bad idea? I do not plan to come off, in fact I plan to go back on TRT (TC @ 180 mg/wk, 500 IU hcg/wk and .25 anastrazole 2x/wk) after my next eye appointment this Thursday as long as my eye is good. I planned to run the nolva along with the TRT. Is that a bad idea? I have seen it suggested many times to run nolva alongside other compounds in the event of gyno, unless I misread it.
For anyone still following this thread, I finally got cleared to lift at 100% of my capacity this past Thursday, the 14th. for the past 6 weeks I have been working out not more than 60%. Enough to test the eye, but not enough to really screw it up if something went wrong. I started my TRT back up on the same day that I was cleared at 180 mg/wk and don’t plan to blast anything any time soon.
Total time off gear was 13 weeks and total time from injury date until I was cleared to lift again was almost 15 weeks. I think if I had dropped the gear the same day as the injury and gone to the doc immediately it would have been more like 11-12 weeks total down time. But hindsight is 20/20 right?
Overall I don’t think I lost too much from coming off gear, which is great since my test level was at 250 (average range 264-916). My strength (obviously) isn’t as good as it was at the end of my last cycle, but I kept a lot more of it than I thought I would. I was hitting 385, beltless on deadlifts yesterday, and that was flying about as well as 405 with a belt at the end of my last comp prep. I took this time of not being able to lift weights to work on my mobility, motor patterns, and technique which is also starting to pay dividends in the strength department. At the end of all of this, I am hoping to be able to say that getting injured was the best thing that has ever happened to me with respect to lifting.
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What is P5p
The active form of Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), also called pyridoxalphosphate
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