HCG - Arimidex - Nolva

[mankychops]

if i were to run hcg at 250iu 2x a week 

and nolva at 40/40/20/20 for pct also use nolva at 10-15mg if any gyno pops up.

would running the hcg during and nolva for pct/gyno symptoms be enough to not worry about trying to find arimidex? or would it be best to try have all 3 ?

cycle = 20 weeks eq 350mg test e 350mg.

[justhell]

You'd be ok just running nolvadex at the end of that cycle,

No need for hcg,& i wouldnt bother with adex either,

Sounds like a pretty low dose cycle.

My 2cents

[Realtalk]

Nolva and clomid.

[mankychops]

 

You'd be ok just running nolvadex at the end of that cycle,

No need for hcg,& i wouldnt bother with adex either,

Sounds like a pretty low dose cycle.

My 2cents

what makes you say no need for hcg and arimidex? interested.. 

[Realtalk]

Hcg waste of time, nolva and adex together overkill.

[justhell]

At such low dosages  your hardley gonna get gyno and you should easily restart your own testosterone production with nolva alone.

If you research more about eq you will find your wasting ya money using eq at that dose.

 

[yeelang]

If you ran HCG through your whole cycle you only need PCT for stopping any post cycle gyno caused by drastic changes in hormones.

Nolva is fine but takes longer for estrogen to clear than an AI. Once hormones are baseline taper off the HCG. If you didn't have any gyno issues during your cycle and you know your HCG is legit and working there's really no need for Nolva either.  

You probably won't even notice the transition between HCG and natural, there's no exodous of testosterone compared to coming off the traditional way.

 

edit: Saw your cycle, I would just run the hcg w Nolva on hand you're transitioning not restarting

[rebuff]

what is the point of running HCG during cycle? to prevent shutdown? sounds ridiculous TBH. 

[yeelang]

why is preventing shutdown ridiculous?

 

study comparing Intramuscular testosterone/LH FSH post cycle test-e (200mg) vs HCG 125, 250, 500IU EOD after 3 weeks.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15713727

 

" Baseline serum T (14.1 nmol/liter) was 1.2% of ITT (1174 nmol/liter). LH and FSH were profoundly suppressed to 5% and 3% of baseline, respectively, and ITT was suppressed by 94% (1234 to 72 nmol/liter) in the T enanthate/placebo group. ITT increased linearly with increasing hCG dose (P < 0.001). Posttreatment ITT was 25% less than baseline in the 125 IU hCG group, 7% less than baseline in the 250 IU hCG group, and 26% greater than baseline in the 500 IU hCG group."