Reply With QuoteStay off the pro-horomones completely for 4 weeks. You need to give your system a break, which is the point for the layoff. If you started taking 1-ad, which is basically what half the ingredients in S1+ are anyways, you wouldnt be giving your system a break.
I would recommend to stay off for at least as long as you stay on. 4 on. 4 off. Its just my opinion, and others will think differently. Stay on the 6-oxo, and take your regular supplements, including a multi, creatine and protein.
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01-31-2004, 03:22 PM #1Registered User
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I'm ending my s1+ cycle of 4 weeks.
I will be taking 6-oxo right after my last day.
However, could start on say 1-ad at that same time or do I need to break say 2 weeks - 4wks before starting up something like taht again.
if so is there anything i can go on after my s1+ is done other than creatine?
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Okay
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