Been shut down hard i belive

[FranciscoG]

I agree you need to get bloodwork done to see what is happening.

The cycle wasnt plan good neither was PCT, so you may have to run another pct but first bloodwork see what your levels are?

Who came up with and what is the logic of using SERMs for only 2 weeks as a PCT?

It seams to be the most widely used course. I just do not see it being effective besides nolv to combat E2.

[Swifto]

Who came up with and what is the logic of using SERMs for only 2 weeks as a PCT?

It seams to be the most widely used course. I just do not see it being effective besides nolv to combat E2.

My PCT lasts around 5-6 weeks. This is the course of action I suggest. Although PCT should last as long as it takes endogenous T to be back to baseline values.

[marcus300]

Who came up with and what is the logic of using SERMs for only 2 weeks as a PCT?

It seams to be the most widely used course. I just do not see it being effective besides nolv to combat E2.

Ive always done well with a4 week PCT and I would say thats the average.

[FranciscoG]

Ive always done well with a4 week PCT and I would say thats the average.

4 Should be a min.

I have not read on clinical that showed a SERM have a dramatic effect without usage of over a month. I seen clinicals that show improvements along the way, but I think 2 weeks is a dream unless one is very young.

[marcus300]

4 Should be a min.

I have not read on clinical that showed a SERM have a dramatic effect without usage of over a month. I seen clinicals that show improvements along the way, but I think 2 weeks is a dream unless one is very young.

I agree 2 wks is very poor,

I don't usually go with anything ive read, i prefer doing what works by experimenting.