Cycle with Nandrolone and Trenbolone for experienced users

Additional substances in the cycle are:

4. Oxandrolone:

While the full effect of Testosterone, Nandrolone and Trenbolone applied every fourth day develops, it will take quite a long time. Stable levels in the blood can be observed after approximately:

A. Testosterone Enanthate = after about 4 weeks

B. Nandrolone Decanoate = after about 6 weeks

C. Trenbolone Enanthate = after about 4 weeks

And therefore, so that you do not wait too long for the first noticeable effects and so that the cycle is enjoyable from the beginning, Oxandrolone is included in the cycle for the first 4 weeks at a daily dose of 40 mg. You can again adjust the dose within the range of 30 to 50 mg daily. The duration can also be extended to 5 or 6 weeks, depending on how you decide. Instead of Oxandrolone, you can of course use Stanozolol, Methyldrostanolone, or Turinabol — it’s up to you.

5. Pitavastatin:

It is used throughout the entire cycle with the goal of improving cholesterol levels as much as possible. Its dose is set low, only 2 mg daily; for those of you who are sensitive to cholesterol and quickly experience negative changes during AAS use, you can choose 4 mg daily. Do not forget that Oxandrolone, Stanozolol, and Methyldrostanolone belong among the substances that strongly negatively affect cholesterol, and Turinabol is not much of an exception either!

6. BPC-157:

It is used in the cycle to increase the regeneration of various tendon or muscle injuries. It is especially suitable during the use of Oxandrolone, when muscle strength increases rapidly for most of you, and at that time you are most prone to injuries. At the same time, many of you already know that during the use of oral compounds, and later as well, reflux is common, which is quite unpleasant, and BPC can reduce this effect to some extent, significantly improving the quality of the cycle.

BPC-157 is used in the cycle in two periods because long-term studies still do not exist, and therefore it is better to use it only for a short time, then discontinue, and then use again.

BPC-157 is not recommended to be taken before training, because the massive increase in blood flow that it causes is counterproductive for injury recovery. It is similar to doing rehabilitation for an injury while applying a heated pad to it at the same time. This must not be done because of the excessive swelling/blood flow. It also should not be applied shortly after training, because it has a strong anti-inflammatory effect, and it would likely be undesirable to disrupt the natural post-training inflammatory processes. Simply put, taking BPC-157 is best done in the morning after waking up and in the evening before going to bed. Not before training and not after training.

7. HCG:

HCG is used throughout the entire cycle at a dose of 500 IU, but you may freely lower it to 250 IU, depending on how you feel, because even 250 IU should be fully sufficient.

Most of you greatly underestimate the use of HCG during the cycle because you perceive it, due to lack of knowledge, only as a substance that allows you to have children — which frankly sounds very funny. HCG is not about having children, nor does it prevent testicular atrophy. HCG is an LH analogue, which forces your testicles to produce intratesticular testosterone! This means your testicles will not be in an “off” state during the cycle but will continue producing, which will make PCT significantly easier.

At the same time, during an AAS cycle, the production of DHEA and pregnenolone decreases, and HCG increases their production! A decrease in pregnenolone leads to worsened mood, reduced stress resilience, anxiety, irritability, emotional instability, weaker memory, and mental fatigue — and yes, that is exactly why you often feel like garbage during the cycle. And what about DHEA? Again, low DHEA is connected with fatigue, depression, low motivation, weakened immunity, etc. And yes, this is another reason why you often feel like a “beaten dog” in the cycle.

I also mentioned that HCG does not prevent atrophy — of course it does not, because it acts only on Leydig cell receptors, which form about 10% of testicular volume, while the remaining testicular volume consists of Sertoli cell receptors, which respond to FSH — and FSH will also be suppressed to a minimum during the cycle due to AAS use. Therefore atrophy simply will happen. If you wanted to prevent testicular atrophy, you would have to use HMG (LH + FSH) during the cycle, which would stimulate sperm production and keep you fertile throughout the cycle — and only now can we, “dear children”, talk about babies.

8. Anastrozole:

The level of E2 must always be monitored in the cycle. Most of you — and I dare say the vast majority — focus only on gynecomastia during an AAS cycle, which is one of the most foolish symptoms you can focus on. Because even with elevated E2, you might not have any problem with gynecomastia; each of us has a different number of receptors in breast tissue, arranged differently and with different sensitivity.

Long-term elevated and uncontrolled E2 brings much more serious issues, such as:

A. Long-term elevated E2 increases the risk of thrombosis (blood clots)

B. Long-term elevated E2 increases prolactin, which lowers libido and worsens erections

C. Long-term elevated E2 causes mood swings, anxiety, and depression

D. Long-term elevated E2 causes increased fat accumulation in the hips and chest

E. Long-term elevated E2 in men increases cancer risk by more than 30% (prostate), etc.

Therefore throughout the entire cycle it is necessary to control estrogen levels using an aromatase inhibitor. The cycle includes Anastrozole, but you may also use Exemestane at 10 mg every day or every other day. And yes, this is necessary also because Nandrolone and Trenbolone accelerate the aromatization of Testosterone into E2.