
Originally Posted by
AlphaMindz
I like that you went 20 weeks cause IMO that's a real cycle length. 15-20 weeks. 12 weeks is too short IMO.
And I like that you used very low dosages which IMO is smart because the idea is to get the most out of the least amount of gear.
Yes 250mg of Test is considered low, but I made some great gains on Trt levels of Test so I know first hand that one can make nice gains on low levels of exo Test if your training and diet is on point.
What I would've done differently is not added in deca so late. You would've been better off starting them together and ending the deca early to prepare for PCT.
As far as staying on the dbol for 10 weeks, it's not advisable, but I'll be honest with you and the truth is MANY people stay on orals (rotating them of course) for long past 10 weeks at a time. The idea is keeping an eye on your liver enzymes because with most people, 20 mgs of dbol daily will barely increase their liver enzymes, if at all. So assuming you're a healthy individual, it would take excessive doses of orals for an extended period of time to cause any lasting damage. The liver is unbelievably resilient and can go from stage 4 liver disease to 100% healthy in a matter of days. I'm not saying to abuse orals and bank on your liver regenerating, I'm just saying one doesn't have to be afraid of running dbol for more than 4 weeks assuming they're on top of their blood work.
I'm curious to know what kinds of gains you made on that cycle.... And I'd also like to know your current weight..
The way you run compounds should really depend on what your goals are. Every thing done in regards to drug use should be done with a clear purpose in mind.
Newbies tend to fall into this cookie cutter approach to cycling steroids. I personally feel there's much more to it and depending on your short term AND long term goals, there are many factors to consider.
*I should add that just because your liver enzymes are within range doesn't mean you're in the clear. You still want to keep an eye on your blood lipids as orals tend to have a massive impact on them. That's the main reason I personally use them sparingly..