OuchThatHurts
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I agree with everything here.
The only thing is that while it may be a good idea to have some estro control on hand (definitely aromasin over anastrazole), I wouldn't necessarily start out using the AI right off the bat. Estro control is going to keep you drier and retain less fluids but also the joints and that awesome first-cycle blow up depends on a little more estrogen. You are already fairly low bodyfat so gyno is probably unlikely.
I'm not a huge proponent of ancillaries "factored in" to a cycle. Absolutely, 100% necessary to have on hand but I'm more of a "as needed" basis with ancillaries. And make no mistake, you will eventually, as we all have, need them.
But a first, short cycle, of 300-400mg test, unless you're genetically predisposed to gyno, will be highly unlikely and PCT would almost be pointless at that short of duration.
The most important point, as has been said, is that anastrazole is not a great choice for a myriad of reasons (dry joints, kills your HDL/LDL ratio, has a rebound estrogenic effect, and may even take a bite out of your sex drive).
This is why I avoid the ancillaries unless absolutely necessary. I've had mixed results with different PCT's. The hCG is the most important factor there. As far as getting your natural test to start again, at least for me, just seems to require it's desired amount of time no matter what I do/take. You will find, as everyone here has, is that this is all highly individual and everyone is very different chemically, even in your normal state. Heck, some people try one cycle and decide it's not for them. Others, well,
The only thing is that while it may be a good idea to have some estro control on hand (definitely aromasin over anastrazole), I wouldn't necessarily start out using the AI right off the bat. Estro control is going to keep you drier and retain less fluids but also the joints and that awesome first-cycle blow up depends on a little more estrogen. You are already fairly low bodyfat so gyno is probably unlikely.
I'm not a huge proponent of ancillaries "factored in" to a cycle. Absolutely, 100% necessary to have on hand but I'm more of a "as needed" basis with ancillaries. And make no mistake, you will eventually, as we all have, need them.
But a first, short cycle, of 300-400mg test, unless you're genetically predisposed to gyno, will be highly unlikely and PCT would almost be pointless at that short of duration.
The most important point, as has been said, is that anastrazole is not a great choice for a myriad of reasons (dry joints, kills your HDL/LDL ratio, has a rebound estrogenic effect, and may even take a bite out of your sex drive).
This is why I avoid the ancillaries unless absolutely necessary. I've had mixed results with different PCT's. The hCG is the most important factor there. As far as getting your natural test to start again, at least for me, just seems to require it's desired amount of time no matter what I do/take. You will find, as everyone here has, is that this is all highly individual and everyone is very different chemically, even in your normal state. Heck, some people try one cycle and decide it's not for them. Others, well,