TIdal Volume based cycle (based on a book)

[Unoid]

FIrst of all. This cycle will look a little different then most of ya'll are familiar to.
If you have read "building the perfect beast" Chemical enhancement II by AUthor L Rea. and actually understand what he saying you'll get a good idea for what this cycle is trying to do.

For only those who have read the book, how does this cycle for my father look?

Btw, if you haven't read the book feel free to critize and show me how this cycle will be so wrong.



MHN = Methylhydroxynandrolone

And yes I know letro + Nolvadex will decrease ltro's efficiency.

[Unoid]

Guess no one has read the book

[G-1000]

there is no chance in hell i would run a cycle like that. you blood levels would be all over the palce and sides would be harsh. there is way to much orals in there.the stress on your live would be way to much.

[Z-Ro]

there is no chance in hell i would run a cycle like that. you blood levels would be all over the palce and sides would be harsh. there is way to much orals in there.the stress on your live would be way to much.

I agree, blood levels would be rising/falling.

[freakintraining]

i bought that book and read it i think it is garbage, if your not concerned with sides or you health do some of his cycles. dont get me wrong he is smart but i think is ideas are for the very advanced

[GREENMACHINE]

That is way too complicated.

[tallyjuice]

I think it makes perfect sense to me. I read the book front to back, and it was fantastic. I cannot wait to try one of his cycles. Obviously you will not gain as much size, but I guarantee that you will keep it easier.

[Property of Steroid.com]

I read Chemical Muscle Enhancement...I got it for free, and felt like I paid too much after I saw what was in it...

[tallyjuice]

what didn't you like about it hooker?

[Property of Steroid.com]

Everything....there's only like 12 orals in the profiles section...the profiles are short and lacking alot of information and specifice...I mean... just everything, man...it's unfocused, and underresearched.