PCT Question.

[Jim3432]

Ok so this popped in my head today looking at some guys trying to do restarts and all to get their levels back to normal. Typical clomid/novldex pct is 4-5 weeks. The clomid bumps up your test and helps your body start to perform normal again in a sense (I get it functions a lot more than this basic fact). So why could you not run say pct or just clomid after the fact for 8-12 weeks then start a new cycle. Thinking of it logically I get it, hpta blah blah let body work. But if people run for months doing a restart why would it be bad to run lets say up till 3-4weeks before next cycle.

[kelkel]

PCT is the "effort" to restart. Coming off SERMS is when the actual restart begins (imho) and your body then has the chance to actually recover and regain homeostasis. It's not recovering on serms, it's being stimulated to recover so your body needs this time to balance itself out.

[Jim3432]

But if I was to stay on the SERMS for 8 weeks. then ride out 6 weeks on nothing what would be the negatives and the positives. I get typical protocol is 4 weeks but why? And thank you for the quick reply.

[kelkel]

My question is why stay on serms for 8 weeks? More is not better. Better is better. Run normal pct, get blood work 6-8 weeks later and see how your are. I don't see the positives to it. The first negative that comes to mind would be hyper-stimulation which would then take even longer for your system to settle down.

Pretty much if you plan on doing (assuming you plan on jumping back on quickly) this you may as well simply blast and cruise, imho. And when done all that possibly run a Scally Power Pct Protocol.

[Jim3432]

Roger, I get what your saying just popped in my head and couldn't think of the positives and negatives but I gotcha. Thanks buddy.

[kelkel]

Good talking with you Jim. Merry Christmas.

[Jim3432]

Same to you boss man.