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Super-DMZ/1-Andro Questions
I currently have all of my PH Cycle stuff to include support supplements on hand. I'm looking forward to starting the cycle, but I wanted some of your opinions on how I should do the cycle. My questions are as follows:
1. Should I run the 1-Andro Rx and Super DMZ at the same time for a four week cycle, or run the 1-Andro Rx for a month, then follow it up with a month of Super DMZ?
2. I know some of the sides of Super Drol aren't that great, would it be beneficial to add Prami into the Super DMZ portion of the cycle? Or would it be better to try Prami by itself first and make sure I don't have a bad reaction to it?
3. If I run the 1-Andro Rx for a month then follow it with Super DMZ, would I need to start loading my support supps before the 1-Andro Rx start, or prior to the Super DMZ start?
4. Is adex necessary for either part of the cycle or PCT? I have it on hand, so if there's any benefit, I'll run it.
I appreciate any questions you guys can answer!
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