New member, first cycle help!!! Lol

[SpikedEggnog]

My bad bro I was away from my phone, I just started my cycle like 1 and half week ago and I stopped cause after just couple pins the sides were so bad I stopped, I don't want to be a nuisance but I didn't think I would need pct after a week and half!!

sides could be from bad gear or reactions to gear/oil. ive heard of people getting sick with the short ester TEST as well, especially if you pin into a vein/artery it will hit you hard.

it is good that you stopped the cycle man, before you got hurt or permanently damaged your hormone levels. whoever gave you advice and gear, i would avoid them. This is the right place for you - we won't give you nonsense answers and we will give you SAFE advice.

for a first cycle try TEST only. have some Aromasin on hand. TEST cyp or enth, 200mg a wk. 12-14wks, provided your diet and training are spot on, you can get at least 10 lbs and maintain it. do a proper PCT as well after you finish TEST.

if you are interested in SARMS you could do that as well, a triple stack.

 

[mastermolnar]

My bad bro I was away from my phone, I just started my cycle like 1 and half week ago and I stopped cause after just couple pins the sides were so bad I stopped, I don't want to be a nuisance but I didn't think I would need pct after a week and half!!

I think what were all wondering is what you planned for a pct after the cycle you were planning to run was complete? What did you plan as far as cycle length?

Its best to lay out your cycle like this for an example...
1-10 test @ mg
1-10 tren @ mg (ill advised by the way, but you mentioned that)
1-10 any ancillary or cycle support

Post cycle with numbers corresponding to weeks and which pct products you plan to run at what dosage. Its simpler that way and will give us all a better idea of the cycle knowledge you already possess and what you need to be informed of. First of all, get your pct laid out and purchased PRIOR to first pin. In the case of A sudden need to stop your cycle... you need to be prepared with the layout and product to recover