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    First time PH User Cycle length question

    Yes I looked in other locations but found nothing. So here is. Thanks in advance for any feedback

    As per the previous requirements of no links and chemical structure:
    Proposed PH list:
    NorAndrostene-3b-ol, 17-one suspension
    4-Androstene-3b-ol, 17-one suspension

    PCT: 3, 17-keto-etiochol-triene suspension


    So here is my question: What have people found to be as an ideal cycle length. I have found 6 weeks on the PH 6 on the PCT, others have 4 weeks on the PH then 4 off the PCT (this one seems too damn short), and other show 8 weeks.

    What is the general consensus?

    Info: first time PH user 23 years old. 190lbs at 12% BF.

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    Most of the strong ones like MDROL,HDROL,PPLEX etc.. They suggested a 4-6 week cycle,,depending the product.

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    I did 4 weeks and was happy with the results.

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    ^^^^agreed. Mdrol for 4weeks was perfect cycle length. All my gains came in the first 2 weeks

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    need nolva or clomid for pct

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    Good topic. Non hijack. I'm helping a 21 year old get on stage next spring. He keeps raving about this Mdrol and I embarrassingly know zero about. Research is doing no justice.

    He took 10mg the first week and bumping it up to 20.

    From what he says:
    It's Now illegal?
    He's lost his libido?
    He thinks he has puffy nips.
    The pump is unreal.
    Scale hadn't moved.

    Any help would be great. Experience...link to research...anything.

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by LBSOMEIRON View Post
    Good topic. Non hijack. I'm helping a 21 year old get on stage next spring. He keeps raving about this Mdrol and I embarrassingly know zero about. Research is doing no justice.

    He took 10mg the first week and bumping it up to 20.

    From what he says:
    It's Now illegal?
    He's lost his libido?
    He thinks he has puffy nips.
    The pump is unreal.
    Scale hadn't moved.

    Any help would be great. Experience...link to research...anything.

    Thanks
    Mdrol is a clone of Superdrol (methyl-masteron ). It is a very potent and highly toxic oral steroid that is still available OTC.

    And OP, are these AMS products? Because if so, you'd be better off using regular supplements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Mdrol is a clone of Superdrol (methyl-masteron ). It is a very potent and highly toxic oral steroid that is still available OTC.

    And OP, are these AMS products? Because if so, you'd be better off using regular supplements.
    mdrol = liver failure. stay away!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bruary17 View Post
    mdrol = liver failure. stay away!
    Just like clen = heart attack like you said in another thread right?

    Do you like scaring people for no apparent reason?

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    Ya these are the AMS products sold as the 1AD, DecaVol, and AromX which make their proanabolic kit. So from your post am I to assume that they don't work or are really just bunk?

    Just for the record I am not a newbie looking to take that magic pill. I have a sold 3 going on 4 years of solid lifting, have my diet and training all dialed down so I am trying to take it up a notch and see what the rave is with pros.

    Thanks for any input.

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    Ya these are the AMS products sold as the 1AD, DecaVol, and AromX which make their proanabolic kit. So from your post am I to assume that they don't work or are really just bunk?

    Just for the record I am not a newbie looking to take that magic pill. I have a sold 3 going on 4 years of solid lifting, have my diet and training all dialed down so I am trying to take it up a notch and see what the rave is with pros.

    Thanks for any input.

    Sorry about the duplicate, net froze on me.
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    The problem with the AMS PHs is that they are very weak, since they require 2 conversion steps to reach the target hormone. So you're basically shutting yourself down for no reason, since you'd have to take retarded amounts of their products to get a decent dose and real results. Also, this will cause more side effects, since these hormone precursors will also be converting into all sorts of other undesirable hormones (like estrogens and progestin hormones). It would be like taking 100mg/week of test and 100mg of Deca . You aren't going to see much difference, but you're going to shutdown your HPTA.
    But this isn't to attack AMS, since any other company still selling 1-AD, 4-AD, or some nandrolone precursor is peddling the same 2-step removed DHEA analogue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigslick7878 View Post
    Just like clen = heart attack like you said in another thread right?

    Do you like scaring people for no apparent reason?
    I have no idea what clen is, there for I wouldn't comment on it. why don't you go bigslick your way on out the door

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigslick7878 View Post
    Just like clen = heart attack like you said in another thread right?

    Do you like scaring people for no apparent reason?
    Actually, it was fat burners= heart attack. But that's even more far-fetched...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    The problem with the AMS PHs is that they are very weak, since they require 2 conversion steps to reach the target hormone. So you're basically shutting yourself down for no reason, since you'd have to take retarded amounts of their products to get a decent dose and real results. Also, this will cause more side effects, since these hormone precursors will also be converting into all sorts of other undesirable hormones (like estrogens and progestin hormones). It would be like taking 100mg/week of test and 100mg of Deca . You aren't going to see much difference, but you're going to shutdown your HPTA.
    But this isn't to attack AMS, since any other company still selling 1-AD, 4-AD, or some nandrolone precursor is peddling the same 2-step removed DHEA analogue.
    Thanks for the heads up Bonaparte

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Actually, it was fat burners= heart attack. But that's even more far-fetched...
    An ex-Marine I know was on the treadmill in Power House gym, he had a heart attack-21 years old. He was taking the original Hydroxycut with ephedra. He lived, but told everyone his doctors suspected it was linked to the supplement as he had no existing heart condition.

    I've provided a paragraph from a popular medical site I often refer to, I've also included the link for your enjoyment. Unless of course, you are armed with more Knowledge then the FDA and the medical industry, in which case, my apologies in advance.

    "Unfortunately, clinical trials, research and several studies have shown that there have been many hazardous side effects associated with the use of fat burners. Therefore, you must be careful about which fat burner supplement you choose for yourself. For example, just for ephedrine, the FDA (Food & Drug Administration) has registered hundreds of reports of frequent side effects occurring in its regular users. Clinically documented adverse reactions include high blood pressure, muscle twitching, lack of sleep, dry mouth, cardiac palpitations, irritability, paralysis, and even death in some acute cases.

    Also, according to a study conducted by FDA, frequent use of ephedrine could even lead to permanent disability. It is, therefore, not considered as safe fat burning supplement. There are also some Chinese herbal supplements available in the market that can give you similar results but are considered as equally hazardous."
    http://blog.proactol.com/2010/diet-p...f-fat-burners/
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    Quote Originally Posted by bruary17 View Post
    An ex-Marine I know was on the treadmill in Power House gym, he had a heart attack-21 years old. He was taking the original Hydroxycut with ephedra. He lived, but told everyone his doctors suspected it was linked to the supplement as he had no existing heart condition.

    I've provided a paragraph from a popular medical site I often refer to, I've also included the link for your enjoyment. Unless of course, you are armed with more Knowledge then the FDA and the medical industry, in which case, my apologies in advance.

    "Unfortunately, clinical trials, research and several studies have shown that there have been many hazardous side effects associated with the use of fat burners. Therefore, you must be careful about which fat burner supplement you choose for yourself. For example, just for ephedrine, the FDA (Food & Drug Administration) has registered hundreds of reports of frequent side effects occurring in its regular users. Clinically documented adverse reactions include high blood pressure, muscle twitching, lack of sleep, dry mouth, cardiac palpitations, irritability, paralysis, and even death in some acute cases.

    Also, according to a study conducted by FDA, frequent use of ephedrine could even lead to permanent disability. It is, therefore, not considered as safe fat burning supplement. There are also some Chinese herbal supplements available in the market that can give you similar results but are considered as equally hazardous."
    http://blog.proactol.com/2010/diet-p...f-fat-burners/
    Yeah, and steroids will destroy your liver and cocaine makes negros go crazy and rape white women. I take everything my government tells me with a grain of salt, especially when it is based on random incidents/cases with other variables at play.
    I could find plenty of FDA conjecture on the dangers of AAS use, but does that mean that AAS = certain death?
    The point is that you can't make stupid generalizations like "_______ = death" unless you know the dosages being used and in what manner.
    I can't believe I'm even having to express this to someone in an AAS forum...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Yeah, and steroids will destroy your liver and cocaine makes negros go crazy and rape white women. I take everything my government tells me with a grain of salt, especially when it is based on random incidents/cases with other variables at play.
    I could find plenty of FDA conjecture on the dangers of AAS use, but does that mean that AAS = certain death?
    The point is that you can't make stupid generalizations like "_______ = death" unless you know the dosages being used and in what manner.
    I can't believe I'm even having to express this to someone in an AAS forum...
    Clearly my generalization was vague, but I'm not writing a report that I have to present to the President. I'm on a steroid forum and I'm expressing my disapproval of fat burners. Your obviously taking my comment too far. And I never said anything "= death" I'm not sure where your getting that from?

    Despite any "variables" you claim may exist you can't deny clinical trials and medical research- That's where facts come from.

    P.S
    If you want to be critical, I suggest you edit your own first sentence, It's unnecessary, offensive and inappropriate.
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    What does any of this have to do with my previous question and what the topic of this thread is. Thanks for the hijack!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bruary17 View Post
    Clearly my generalization was vague, but I'm not writing a report that I have to present to the President. I'm on a steroid forum and I'm expressing my disapproval of fat burners. Your obviously taking my comment too far. And I never said anything "= death" I'm not sure where your getting that from?

    Despite any "variables" you claim may exist you can't deny clinical trials and medical research- That's where facts come from.

    P.S
    If you want to be critical, I suggest you edit your own first sentence, It's unnecessary, offensive and inappropriate.
    Actually, "cocaine crazed negros" was the exact term that the NY Times used in 1914 to start a fear-mongering campaign against cocaine. This quickly led to it being banned by the government. It is not irrelevant at all and is a perfect example of fear-mongering and media/government sensationalism.

    It's also right here:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine#Prohibition

    http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstrac...649C946596D6CF

    And OP, I already answered your question, so stop bitching
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Actually, "cocaine crazed negros" was the exact term that the NY Times used in 1914 to start a fear-mongering campaign against cocaine. This quickly led to it being banned by the government. It is not irrelevant at all and is a perfect example of fear-mongering and media/government sensationalism.

    http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstrac...649C946596D6CF

    And OP, I already answered you question, so stop bitching
    Not towards you Bonaparte. And thanks for answering my questions thereby making me better informed and saving me some money. Cya!

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