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    Any advice?

    Im wondering what kind of pct I should do. Iv got supplies already, I've got 3 Hcg vials with 5,000 IU in each so 15,000 altogether, 50 Nolvadex pills. Im wondering how I should do my pct considering!!!!! I was on and off for a year, by that I mean. I'd go 3 months on, then go 2-3 weeks off...go back to 3 months on...so on and so forth...I didnt have many breaks in between I got that addiction to Test an some tren . Sometimes id mix up some sus in it. but that was rare. Im wondering how I should go about this?

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    Just out of curiosity what are your stats??

    Hcg should be run on cycle or running upto pct at 250/320ius ew, if it were me id then run a 6 week pct using clomid and nolva...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    This is one of the most interesting papers I have seen on long term use and recovery.




    STREET C, SCALLY MC. Pharmaceutical Intervention of Anabolic Steroid Induced
    Hypogonadism - Our Success at Restoration of the HPG Axis. Medicine and Science in Sports
    and Exercise 2000;32(5)Suppl.



    High-dose anabolic androgenic steroid (AAS) administration results in hypogonadotropic
    hypogonadism (HH). Physical manifestations can include one or more of the following:
    depression, decreased sexual desire, impotence, feelings of apathy, testicular atrophy, and loss of
    muscle mass and strength. Due to feedback inhibition, laboratory values drop well below
    established physiologic norms: luteinizing hormone (LH) >3.6 IU/L, follicle stimulating
    hormone (FSH) >2.25 IU/L, and testosterone (T) >300 ng/dL. A search of the literature reveals
    an absence of studies dealing specifically with AAS induced HH, and restoration of normal
    endocrine function. We report on two interesting cases of AAS using bodybuilders who were
    brought out of the hypogonadal state. Blood samples were taken in the morning for both subjects
    and analyzed using chemiluminescence (Quest Diagnostics, Irvine, TX). Post-therapy samples
    were taken 15 days after the last hCG injection.

    Case 1: 6'0" 206 lbs. 33 yr old Caucasian male
    with a 10+ year history of steroid self-administration for bodybuilding and powerlifting. By his
    own admission he was a "heavy" user, taking from 500 mg/wk to 2+ grams/wk. Pre-treatment
    values: LH < 1.0 IU/L, T 191 ng/dL. One course of therapy (32 days) was given: 2,500 IU of
    hCG every 4 days (8 injections total), 50 mg clomiphene bid and 10 mg tamoxifen qd
    . Despite
    massive drug use patient was an exceptionally good responder. Post-treatment values: LH 5.2
    IU/L, T 1072 ng/dL.


    Case 2: 5'10" 184 lbs 36 yr old Caucasian male with a 2 yr history of
    continuous nandrolone use (200-400 mg/wk).
    Pre-values: LH < 1.0 IU/L, T 45 ng/dL.

    Treat 1
    (32 days): 2,500 IU hCG every 4 d (8 total), clomiphene (50 mg bid) and arimidex (1 mg qd).
    Post-values: LH < 1.0 IU/L, T 38 ng/dL.

    Treat 2 (60 days): 5,000 IU hCG every 4 days (4 inj
    total) followed by 2,500 IU hCG every 4 d (4 inj total), clomiphene (50 mg bid) and tamoxifen
    (10 mg qd). Post-values: LH > 1.4 IU/L, T 63 ng/dL.

    Treat 3 (32 days): 5,000 IU hCG qod (6 inj
    total) followed by 2,500 IU hCG qod (6 inj total) given simultaneously with menotropins 150 IU
    qod (6 inj total), clomiphene (50 mg bid) and tamoxifen (10 mg bid). Post-values: LH 9.8 IU/L,
    T 507 ng/dL.

    Restoration of the HPG axis, even in severe cases of hypogonadism, is possible
    with combined therapies
    and careful monitoring of the patient. With continued popularity of
    these drugs, long-term androgen deficiency is a health concern for former AAS users. Further
    research is needed in this area.



    So there is hope for those that have totally abused AAS for "years" or been on HRT and wish to recover.
    something to consider, case 1

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