Hi guys,
I'm looking for some specifics regarding my stacking as soon as I get my SARMs. This is, of course, something I'll feed to my rats. They're pretty huge at around 93kg (205lbs) and 172cm (5'8"). They're getting fat, though, and are at roughly 15% bf. Perfect time to research
In any case...My rats are cruising at 250mg t weekly, 40mcg T3 and 100mcg T4 as TRT. I'll be feeding them 25mg mk, 50mg s4 (6am and 6pm - ish) and might increase that to 80 if my rats don't loose their night vision (I'd hate for them to need a flashlight to find their way around a maze in the dark) and 20mg gw divided in two with the s4.
Now -
* Would there be any benefit to increasing the T3?
* Should I add 1IU of hgh every day for them as well or should I wait until next part of my research?
* Is there an expected shelf life for SARMs?
* How long should I wait between research cycles? I'm thinking about running 12 weeks for mk and gw and 8 weeks for s4.
Thanks! My rats will love it if someone has any good information so they don't have to be researched on too much
I'm looking for some specifics regarding my stacking as soon as I get my SARMs. This is, of course, something I'll feed to my rats. They're pretty huge at around 93kg (205lbs) and 172cm (5'8"). They're getting fat, though, and are at roughly 15% bf. Perfect time to research
In any case...My rats are cruising at 250mg t weekly, 40mcg T3 and 100mcg T4 as TRT. I'll be feeding them 25mg mk, 50mg s4 (6am and 6pm - ish) and might increase that to 80 if my rats don't loose their night vision (I'd hate for them to need a flashlight to find their way around a maze in the dark) and 20mg gw divided in two with the s4.
Now -
* Would there be any benefit to increasing the T3?
* Should I add 1IU of hgh every day for them as well or should I wait until next part of my research?
* Is there an expected shelf life for SARMs?
* How long should I wait between research cycles? I'm thinking about running 12 weeks for mk and gw and 8 weeks for s4.
Thanks! My rats will love it if someone has any good information so they don't have to be researched on too much