Help with First cycle (Anabol)

BRADDY · 21-06-2004, 11:01 PM

hi people,
i have just bought myself some pink Anabol 5mg tabs for my first cycle.
i have read up about all the do's and dont's regarding steroids.
i have got my diet and training all correct ready for doing them, all i need is some advise on the method i will be using.

im not sure how weeks i should do the cycle for
was thinking 8 weeks or 6 weeks

week 1 - 5 tabs
week 2 - 6 tabs
week 3 - 7 tabs
week 4 - 8 tabs
week 5 - 8 tabs
week 6 - 7 tabs
week 7 - 6 tabs
week 8 - 5 tabs

im not sure if this is too much??, plus should i take all the tabs together???
whilst on my cycle i will be taking milk thistle daily with the tabs, untill cycle is finished.

for my post cycle was thinking of running a 4 week course of Ergopharm 60x06 6-oxo to keep my estrogen down ect

after the post cycle (4 weeks) start up my cycle again

any help on this would be Greatly Appreciated.

Cheers
BRADDY

mark · 22-06-2004, 10:05 AM

I think you will find 6-oxo is not strong enough (I may be wrong!) you might be better off with Clomid as pct and Nolvadex on hand for any signs of Gyno!

Anonymous · 22-06-2004, 10:15 AM

Alright mate. The one thing I will say is start lower (15 mgs) and increase when your gains plateau. I know people think I am being too cautious and a bit of a pussy saying this but for a first course it makes sense. It is a therapeutic dose and poses less side effect risk. You may find you are very responsive to anabols effect. You may not be but its best to find out how your body responds. When a Doctor prescribes a medicine like this for an ailment he/she will first introduce a recommended lower dose (BNF-Therapeutic dose) and slowly increase this until an effect is achieved (reduction in swelling/pain etc) This is done to monitor/manage side effects/beneficial effects of the drug. The set dose will be continued until the pain/effect is lessening and then an increase/decrease/change of drug is required. I seem to be in a minority saying this but why not follow these guidelines at first?

21-06-2004, 11:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
BRADDY Under Construction Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 57 Rep Power:	Help with First cycle (Anabol) hi people, i have just bought myself some pink Anabol 5mg tabs for my first cycle. i have read up about all the do's and dont's regarding steroids. i have got my diet and training all correct ready for doing them, all i need is some advise on the method i will be using. im not sure how weeks i should do the cycle for was thinking 8 weeks or 6 weeks week 1 - 5 tabs week 2 - 6 tabs week 3 - 7 tabs week 4 - 8 tabs week 5 - 8 tabs week 6 - 7 tabs week 7 - 6 tabs week 8 - 5 tabs im not sure if this is too much??, plus should i take all the tabs together??? whilst on my cycle i will be taking milk thistle daily with the tabs, untill cycle is finished. for my post cycle was thinking of running a 4 week course of Ergopharm 60x06 6-oxo to keep my estrogen down ect after the post cycle (4 weeks) start up my cycle again any help on this would be Greatly Appreciated. Cheers BRADDY

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22-06-2004, 10:05 AM	#2 (permalink)
mark Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: England Posts: 365 Rep Power:	I think you will find 6-oxo is not strong enough (I may be wrong!) you might be better off with Clomid as pct and Nolvadex on hand for any signs of Gyno!

22-06-2004, 10:15 AM	#3 (permalink)
Anonymous Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 0 Rep Power:	Alright mate. The one thing I will say is start lower (15 mgs) and increase when your gains plateau. I know people think I am being too cautious and a bit of a pussy saying this but for a first course it makes sense. It is a therapeutic dose and poses less side effect risk. You may find you are very responsive to anabols effect. You may not be but its best to find out how your body responds. When a Doctor prescribes a medicine like this for an ailment he/she will first introduce a recommended lower dose (BNF-Therapeutic dose) and slowly increase this until an effect is achieved (reduction in swelling/pain etc) This is done to monitor/manage side effects/beneficial effects of the drug. The set dose will be continued until the pain/effect is lessening and then an increase/decrease/change of drug is required. I seem to be in a minority saying this but why not follow these guidelines at first?