Beginner, needing advice

[flatscat]

I am doubting that you will need the adex. I would be inclined not to take it until your first blood work comes back after your ten weeks unless you feel symptoms of high e2. If you can get by without it you will be much better off. I am a big proponent of starting with as few compounds as you can and then adding what is needed.

We all go through a "dialing in" period at first with pretty good swings of levels for the first 4-5 months. If you start with several compounds and have some issues it may be hard to tell which one is causing which. Adex can also be taken by itself if your total is normal and free is low and e2 is high (which some guys have because of high bf). But if you raise both total and free without raising e2, then don't take it -just have it on hand though.

If you do take the adex I wouldn't go over .25 twice a week until your labs come back in.

Good luck and welcome,

Flats

[zaggahamma]

I am doubting that you will need the adex. I would be inclined not to take it until your first blood work comes back after your ten weeks unless you feel symptoms of high e2. If you can get by without it you will be much better off. I am a big proponent of starting with as few compounds as you can and then adding what is needed.

We all go through a "dialing in" period at first with pretty good swings of levels for the first 4-5 months. If you start with several compounds and have some issues it may be hard to tell which one is causing which. Adex can also be taken by itself if your total is normal and free is low and e2 is high (which some guys have because of high bf). But if you raise both total and free without raising e2, then don't take it -just have it on hand though.

If you do take the adex I wouldn't go over .25 twice a week until your labs come back in.

Good luck and welcome,

Flats

100% agree....if you can get bloodwork and monitor closely how youre feeling day to day week to week it is best...but totally agree with taking as less compounds as possible when starting..

well said flats...great advice