Reply With QuoteWith regard to PCT i would definitely allow more time to let you body recover. Just because you've done 4 weeks of PCT doesn't mean your body is ready for another cycle. I'd probably wait another month at least as playing with your endocrine system and liver isn't something to be taken lightly. What are you using for PCT?
Your cycle choices look pretty solid and I'm sure either one will give good results. Just be aware methyls do place aditional stress on the liver. M1T is a popular choice on this forum.
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Rotating PH Stacks
Is there any need or advantage to alternating between a 1test/4ad stack (S1+) and a M1t/4ad stack? I am having good results from the S1+, so should I stay with it for my next cycle. Also, is a 4 weeks on, 4 weeks off cycle sufficient if no complications or PCT problems are encountered, or should you be off both the stack and PCT for a period of time?
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I agree, but general rule of thumb is time on = time off.
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