Reply With QuoteI would run it 4 weeks. With 3 week you will not get the gains you expect but will have done enough to get shutdown so go for 4 weeks. What are your support supps and pct plan?
3 weeks of havoc?
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09-25-2008, 05:21 PM #1Registered User
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3 weeks of havoc?
Would a 3 week cycle of havoc be as efficient as a 4 week cycle if I upped the dosage on the 3 week cycle? I heard that the 3rd week of havoc is when it really starts kicking in so I'm not sure if I wouldn't be getting the better effects of it..
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Yeah I see no reason to run only 3 weeks.
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