Reply With QuoteWeeks 1-3:
150mg prop EOD
300mg enanth 2x/wk
0.25-0.5mg arimidex EOD
dude that's 1050mg - 1200mg of test. I personally think that may be a bit of a jump from 512mg. And even a bit high for a 2nd cycle. Especially if you are prone to gyno. I apologize as I do not know much about fareston.
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Fareston?
I am currently planning my second cycle.
My first was a 13 week test only cycle. 75mg prop EOD and 250mg enanth 1x/wk. This averaged out to be 512.5mg test/wk.
For my second cycle I plan on running test only again. I MAY use an oral the first or last 4-6 weeks. Since I will be front loading and ending on prop I don't really NEED an oral. This is my line up.
Weeks 1-3:
150mg prop EOD
300mg enanth 2x/wk
0.25-0.5mg arimidex EOD
Weeks 4-12:
300mg enanth 2x/wk
250iu HCG 2x/wk
0.5mg arimidex EOD
10mg Nolva ED
Weeks 13-14:
150mg prop EOD
(Letting esters clear from enanth)
250iu HCG 2x/wk
0.5mg arimidex EOD
10mg Nolva ED
Start PCT 18 days after last enanth pin AND 3 days after last prop pin.
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An oral is optional, so I did not include it. I don't want to use an oral twice on the cycle so I will pick to start OR end on it. Probably end. Might end on some winny or tbol.
As far as PCT goes, this is the PCT I used for my first cycle.
Nolva @ 40/20/20/20
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Clomid @ 75/50/50/25
I ended PCT about 2-3 weeks ago. Apparently I am VERY gyno prone, as I have been battling gyno symptoms since a few weeks after I started HCG on my last cycle. I finally developed a lump 3-4 days ago.. I am currently on Letro to clear that up. Hopefully it works..
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Anyways, after doing research I am considering using Toremifene (Fareston).
However, I am getting mixed results on it effectiveness for PCT. From what I can tell, it is just as good, or better, than Letro for battling gyno.
I have read that Fareston is actually counterproductive due lowered LH/FSH?
Can anyone comment on this?
Would Fareston and Clomid be a better PCT than Nolva and Clomid?
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Originally Posted by pyes
It would be kick starting with prop. As soon as the ester from the enanth starts kicking in I plan on dropping the prop. While the prop ester is active (first 3 weeks or so), I will be getting about 525mg / wk (150mg prop EOD), and when the enanth kicks in and I drop the prop I will be getting about 600mg / wk (300mg enanth 2x/wk)
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I got ya. I am sure there will be some overlapping though. You will probably be fine either way.
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Can anyone comment on the Fareston?
It seems fairly new, but is the higher price worth using Fareston over Nolva? Does it really lower LH/FSH?
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