Hi, I am presently doing a 1ad/4derm cycle. I was planning on doing a 6 week cycle, however, I do not have enough 1ad. I do, however, have a bottle of 1test and wanted to know if it was ok to run the 1test with the 4derm once the 1ad finishes? I have enough 1ad for 4 weeks at 5 pills per day. the reason for doing the additional 2 weeks is that I understand that the gains really don't to kick in until weeks 3 and 4. I am currently on the middle of the second week and have started to see strength increasing.I have enough Novla for pct. I am 43yr and this is my first real try with prohormones. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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1ad/4derm cycle questions
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1AD converts to 1-test in the body. So it wouldn't be a problem at all to switch to the 1-test product mid-cycle. Since your blood levels of 1-test will already be built up, it should be a smooth transition. IMO, 6 weeks is ideal for this type of prohormone cycle. Nolva is an excellent choice for pct.
thankyou JerseyDevil for your response. How much of the strength and Mass that I get will I be able to retain after pct? Or will I eventually lose the strength and mass gains? and start from square one.JerseyDevil said:
That's really hard to say. Too many factors to consider. A successful pct will have your natural test levels bounce back quickly, so in theory you should keep a large amount of your gains. But since you are in your 40's (I'm 48), your natural test levels are more then likely on the low side as it is, so even with a good pct, don't be surprised if you lose a good portion of your gains. But like I said, it is different for everybody.
Keep in mind that even with the 'real deal', you will eventually lose most of your gains. Gear helps you to speed up the process to get to your genetic max potential. But with several cycles, it will also take you well over your genetic max. Some people theorize that once ceased, and with a good training program and diet, you'll drop back to your genetic max... still not a bad deal if true.
Keep in mind that even with the 'real deal', you will eventually lose most of your gains. Gear helps you to speed up the process to get to your genetic max potential. But with several cycles, it will also take you well over your genetic max. Some people theorize that once ceased, and with a good training program and diet, you'll drop back to your genetic max... still not a bad deal if true.
