Reply With QuoteSince it is not systemic, the answer is no. Now, there is likely a very small amount being absorbed systemically so I'd not run it year round, for example.
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Sytenhance cycling
Since Sytenhance is 1-test and 4-AD, do you have to use 6-OXO or something like it after the cycle of Sytenhance? Would a 2 week on , off cycle work?
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My current suggestion is to take off 1/2 the time you were on -- as we get more feedback, I will adjust this rec, if necessary.
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