Reply With QuoteI'm not familiar with HCG but IMO all you need is 3-4 weeks of Tamoxifen, keep your calories up and keep training intensely.
PCT after M1T/4-AD
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07-06-2004, 06:58 PM #1Gatekepper ELITE MEMBER
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PCT after M1T/4-AD
I will start a 4 week cycle of M1T and 4-Derm on Monday. I am undecied on my plan for the PCT. I have plenty of Tamoxifen, 6-OXO, and even some HCG lying around. Of course, I got the HCG for another kind of cycle months down the road. I keep hearing different things about the proper PCT for M1T. I was just going to use the 6-OXO, but if the Tamoxifen is better and maybe a little HCG the day after. What is best for keeping my gains--trying to bulk?
27 yrs.
150lbs.
<10% BF
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07-07-2004, 03:42 PM #3Gatekepper ELITE MEMBER
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Yeah,
I think I am leaning toward the Tamoxifen instead of my original plan of 6-oxo. now I have to find something to do with 4.5 bottles of 6-oxo. I guess I'll keep it simple and start the day after my "on" cycle ends. Probably just keep it to 3 weeks since it is only a month cycle. Hell, maybe I'll take both!
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You could sell it on the Buy,Sell,Trade forum. I also have a spare bottle of 6-OXO which I should sell.
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I used 6-oxo 400mg ed after a light 1-AD cycle (300mg.ed for 6 wks) and it was about 3 weeks before my libido returned. I started to think that all the 6-oxo did was make my skin oily. Then I started noticing that I would get enraged real easy, and my libido returned. So, I quit the 6-oxo and the next day my anxiety level was much better and has remained so since. Guess it finally got my test up again. Took too long though. We will see how the tamox goes after the M1T.
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well I'm about ready to give up! Every time I go to order some Tamoxifen the place I o to with card in hand seems to be no longer open. any ideas for me, PM me or post whateverworks for you, thanks!
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M1t is strong stuff, and shuts you down hard. Many say they get good results with 6-OXO, but Nolvadex is the way to go with M1t. For 1-AD and 1-test products, 6-OXO is fine. HCG isn't necessary with M1t (although it won't hurt), since the cycle length is short. With longer cycles like those used with AAS (10-20 weeks, and longer), HCG is a must.
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