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-1 (I NEED HELP!) PCT's and on Cycle Anti-Etrogens/HCG

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I have done a lot of research on this topic, and it seems there is no concrete answer to the questions. I am running a 10 week cycle of sust at 1000mg/week (I believe the brand of gear was under dosed, but that's just my opinion). This is not my first cycle, my goal is to mitigate my post cycle side effects, what I really want to know is:

  1. Should I use Hcg towards the end of my cycle? (last 4 weeks) If so, at what dosage? There is a lot of mixed opinions about this, some say 250-500Iu a week is sufficient others say 1000-1500 Iu a week is sufficient, to alter the atrophy. Can this be mixed with Clomid? If not what are the side effects? Should you Use with an AI instead of a SERM?

  2. Should I be using arimidex in small doses during the cycle ? If yes, at what dose? I see anywhere from .25mg eod to 1mg eod, where should I start?

  3. I plan on running nolva 2.5 weeks after my last injection at 40mg ED for 1 week and 20mg ED for 2 weeks. My test typically kicks back in very quick. Does increasing this dose make your HPTA start working faster? Also do you think starting the PCT sooner then the recommended time frames after the last injections can further more prevent PC complications and restart you system quicker?

I was out of arimidex so I replaced it with 100mg of Clomid, does mixing the two cause any complications? How long should you wait before replacing the clomid with the arimidex, or can I start it right away?

CAhardcore's picture

You seem like you don't have any clue what's going on...
Clomid on cycle is a recipe for disastrous high Estro ...

Drock_357's picture

what is your cycle history? What ai and pct did u use? There is a lot very wrong ideas here....

SenseiMiagi's picture

Youve done a lot of research? I dont buy it. You would know these answers already. Replaced arimidex with clomid? The time you took to type out this questions you could have found ALL these answers using search function.