Ive been reading this forum for months gathering as much knowledge as i can. I routinely read threads that have your comments and I tend to agree with your approach and advice. I joined the forum yesterday and posted my first thread, unfortunately I have not received much feedback. As long as my blood work comes back well on Thursday I plan to start my cycle the following week. I don't want to starts until I have a solid plan and all the tools needed to complete it. Below you will find my last post, any help would be appreciated.
" Ive been reading every post and article i can get my hands on for the past several months and have found ALOT of conflicting information. I was originally sold on the idea of doing a "no-test " cycle , but after reading about the potential damage to my endocrine system I decided to go with the conventional wisdom and add test-e as a base. I still like what I've read on primo and eq , so I'm leaning toward tiring the the below stack for my first cycle. I'm 6'4" 215lbs and according to DEXA scan I have a 18% bmi. I lift 6 days per week and run for 40min. everyday and I'm currently on a 1700 cal./day diet . My goal is to get lean, I don't wish to add heave mass. I'm an endurance athlete and I'm looking for better performance in my triathlons. I know as soon as this thread goes live you all are going to tell me to up my weekly mgs's, but please keep in mind my goal is to put on quality lean mass through a low risk cycle. I'll admit that I'm very torn on my PCT , i don't know if i should run Nolva or HGC the entire time. Ive also read studies that recommend waiting 21 day after my last shot of eq before starting. While i've found some that argue "why delay the recovery process". I've even read that at the levels I'm thinking about taking no PCT is needed. With all of that said here is what i'm thinking:
Week 1-14
Test-E 250 mgs per week
EQ 200 mgs per week
Primo 200 mgs per week
Nolva 20 mg EoD
Week 15-16
Off everything
Week 17-19
Nolva 20mg each
Clomid 50mg each day
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated!