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05-23-2011, 09:34 AM #1Registered User
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First Cycle 2nd Week of PCT
Man i feel like sh!t. I feel extremely tired and lazy ..
I don't want to have sex.. even though my dick gets rock hard when my gf wants to play but i just dont feel like even moving lol.
Im just taking 50mg clomid .. do you guys just tough it out or is there any supplements that will make this PCT not as brutal?
Im still taking the same amount of calories.. just cant lift as much any more or dont feel like it.
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Hang in there. Your doing the right thing. Clomid will help you recover fast. Besides, you'd feel shitty anyway. Few more weeks and your PCT is over. Nobody enjoys coming off, but it's a must, at least if you don't want to be taking TRT for life. It gets easier each week.
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