Reply With QuoteYes it can, and honestly ANY pro-hormone or anabolic/designer steroid will have this effect, some more so than others. 1-Andro Rx is very mild and very effective with cutting, so its a great choice.Originally Posted by davhordav
The best thing to do is use HCG twice per week to prevent testicular shutdown, HCG requires subcutaneous injections.
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04-08-2011, 12:13 PM #1Registered User
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Questions about 1-Andro RX
I've been active in the gym for several years now and am thinking about doing my first PH cycle with 1-Andro rx. I'm not looking to bulk up much, but I could use help with some persistent lower back fat/love handles. I used to be pretty overweight (215lbs, 6'), but lost about 40lbs. of fat in the gym 8 years ago. I'm currently 31, 6', and 164lbs. I lift on MWF and swim about a mile on TH. I've done a lot of reading online and I like the non-liver-toxic aspects of 1-Andro and the fact that it doesn't seem too hardcore.
I have two questions: Will a cycle of 1-Andro RX affect my fertility (my wife and I are working on another youngling)? And should I expect any testicular atrophy with this PH?
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Thanks for the quick reply Prince. If I decide to do the cycle of 1-Andro I was planning on also running the Anabolic Matrix and E-Control. Would I need to use the HCG in addition to these and where can I get it? Does HCG help with sperm production or just help avoid atrophy? Sorry for all the questions, but I like to know what I'm looking at here.
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Yes, if you're concerned with fertility. We will not have E-Control back in stock for around 5 weeks. Originally Posted by davhordav
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Good to know. I'll probably wait until after my wife's pregnant again just to sure, by that time E-control will hopefully be back in stock. If I don't need to worry about fertility would the risk of shut-down be mild enough that I could just run the 1-Anabol, Matrix, and E-control, and let the boys return to natural production on their own? (following the cycle posted on the IronMag Labs site?).
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