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Steroidman99
Wrong. If I stopped using Anavar and started with Nolvadex, I would crash immediately and within 10 days, I would be on the same level like before the cycle. I already wasted two cycles this way. Anti-estrogens simply don't work so fast. You can use them only in injectable steroids that have a long half-life, or when you are not too suppressed. But after 8 weeks on Anavar I am routinely suppressed by 98%, which means that the amount of testosterone circulating in my body is even lower than in young women! By the way, I suspect that the short half-life of oral steroids and inevitable post-cycle crashes stand behind the widespread mythology that "one can never keep any gains from an oral cycle".
In contrast, the tapering with Anavar is the simplest and safest PCT that I can use. HcG would probably work better, but one never knows, what he injects into his body from those Chinese sources...
Now I have run 80 mg/day for 6 weeks since De***ber to the end of January. My post-cycle testosterone was 35.5 ng/dl (roughly 7% of the normal level in men of my age). I tried Ostarine powder as a sort of PCT, but after one month, my liver values were through the roof, so I was forced to stop it and start my usual PCT consisting of 10 mg Anavar/day and 1 mg anastrozole. My testosterone was 65.5 ng/dl on 24th February, when I started this PCT.
On 28th March, my testosterone was 188.3 ng/dl. This means that I have been recovering, despite taking Anavar. (Now I take 6.2-7.5 mg Anavar/day and 1 mg anastrozole/day) Yes, this PCT will be slow, but I have no other possibility, if I want to keep all my gains. If I stopped using Anavar, I would experience an immediate crash. Furthermore, it has certain advantages, because I can normally train and even improve.
I must get to 300-400 ng/dl at least, and then continue in taking anastrozole for several additional weeks.
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