Whats good:

Stats:

29 y/o
230lbs
7-10% bf

I am about to begin PCT, as follows:

Clomid 100/100/50/50/ Nolvadex 40/40/20/20 Ari as needed. These are all at the doses you would normally take (read forum for doses, everyone lays it out pretty similar).

I have seen a lot of research chemicals being used id PCT, and I would like some input if I may. I get confused with the chemicals and all their names, they all start sounding similar, and most research labs do not give great detail because this stuff is not recommended for human consumption, yea yea I get it. Anyone that can offer advice for PCT w/ chems/sarms would be appreciated.

P.s: I also know some chems/sarms need their on PCT, I am aware of this, and would not run them during PCT. Also, I have pasted some good info of cortisol during PCT.
Thanks!

This is from a site about cortisol, AGAIN, the write up on cortisol is copy and paste, and I think it is great info, so here you go:

It’s extremely important to control cortisol as it can be extremely detrimental to your muscle mass. This is why in your PCT you need to include something to lower or block the high levels of cortisol until it returns to a relatively normal level. There are a ton of products on the market today to choose from, but some of the most common are:

B-Androstenetriol (B-Triol):
This is one of the better cortisol suppressors available. However, you will be best off taking this transdermally since it has bad oral bioavailability. It is relatively easy to find and is contained in many cortisol control supplements.
Dosage: 25-50mg every 12 hours

Methyl B-Androstenetriol (MB-Triol):
This is basically an enhanced version of B-Triol designed for oral use. The only drawback associated with it is that due to its alkylation, it poses a minor threat of heptatoxicity.

7-Hydroxy-DHEA:
This is another potent cortisol suppressor with great oral bioavailability. Two of the best products available that use this ingredient are: Lean Xtreme (by Designer Supplements) and Reduce XT (by SNS).

7-oxo-DHEA (7-keto-DHEA):
This is an often overlooked option for cortisol control. Most will dismiss it immediately due to its horrible bioavailability and a half-life of a mere 2 hours. If you want to give this one a whirl, use it in a transdermal product to bypass these cons.

Cissus Quadrangularis:
Yes, that same ingredient that many of us here use for our joint health is great in this aspect. However, rather than suppressing cortisol like the previously mentioned products, it blocks the cortisol receptors. The exact dosage will depend largely on the quality and purity of the extract used. One of the best available is SuperCissus by USPLabs.

Branched Chain Amino Acids:
Scivation is definitely onto something when they advertise Xtend’s ability to help reduce body fat and build lean mass. If these aren’t already a staple for you, they are a great anti-catabolic that mitigates the muscle-wasting effects of cortisol among many other benefits.

-https://supplementreviews.com/forum/index.php?topic=16194.0