Luxurious 12-week bulking cycle like you’ve never done before

In this cycle, other substances are of course also used, specifically:

GHRP-6, why? Because it ensures:

• increased appetite (hunger), which is definitely useful in a bulking phase

• a more intense growth hormone pulse lasting 60–90 minutes

• an increase in IGF-1 levels, which rise after about 12 hours and remain elevated for 24–48 hours

• better sleep quality

GHRP-6 must be taken on an empty stomach because after eating, insulin levels rise, and insulin suppresses GH secretion. So if insulin levels are high, the effect of GHRP-6 may be more than 50% weaker, which would be a waste. Its effect is fast, beginning about 5–10 minutes after application, peaking after about 20–40 minutes, and the total effect lasts 60–90 minutes. How is it with food after application? Ideally, during the duration of the effect, you should not consume food (at minimum carbohydrates and fats) for at least 40–60 minutes. If you feel intense hunger, your first “meal” should be protein, because proteins have the smallest negative impact on weakening the GH pulse.

With GHRP-6, desensitization occurs relatively quickly. After the first application, ghrelin receptors withdraw into the cell, and it takes a few hours before they are ready to work again. Therefore, it is important to divide the daily dose into 2 doses spaced 8–12 hours apart. Ideally, one dose should be taken in the morning and the other sometime in the afternoon/evening. The daily dose is set in a pyramid, meaning it gradually increases from 100 mcg per day to 250 mcg per day. You can adjust this dose, of course, but I would keep the pyramid so that you feel increased hunger throughout the entire period of using GHRP-6. If you choose a constant dose, then after about the first week you will stop noticing the increased hunger, which is a waste in a bulking cycle. One more essential piece of information: it is not necessary to take more than 1 to 1.5 mcg per 1 kg of body weight, because increasing the dose does not bring significantly higher effects—rather, it deepens the negatives and speeds up desensitization.

Pitavastatin

This is used in the cycle with the aim of lowering LDL and triglycerides and increasing HDL levels. It is a medication that will adjust your cholesterol to better values. Its dose is set at 2 mg per day; if you go for blood tests during the cycle and still have bad cholesterol values, you can increase the dose to 4 mg per day. It is a very important substance that should be used in every cycle, if you at least somewhat care about your health and your future.

HCG

HCG is used throughout the entire cycle at 500 IU, but you can reduce the dose to 250 IU, depending on how you feel, because even 250 IU should be fully sufficient. Most of you massively underestimate the use of HCG during a cycle because you perceive it—due to lack of knowledge—only as a substance thanks to which you will have children, which honestly sounds very funny. HCG is not about children, and it also does not prevent testicular atrophy. HCG is an analog of LH, thanks to which it forces your testes to produce intratesticular testosterone! So your testes will not be “off” during the cycle but will keep producing, which means you will not have such a big problem in PCT! At the same time, during an AAS cycle, the production of DHEA and pregnenolone decreases, and HCG increases their production! A decrease in pregnenolone levels leads to worse mood, lower stress resistance, anxiety, irritability, disrupted emotional stability, weaker memory, and mental fatigue — and yes, that is exactly why you often feel terrible during a cycle. And what about DHEA? Again, its low level is associated with fatigue, depression, lower motivation, weakened immunity, and so on. And yes, this is also why you often feel like a “beaten dog” during a cycle.

I also mentioned that HCG does not prevent atrophy — of course it does not, because it affects only Leydig cells, which make up about 10% of testicular volume. The remaining part of the testes is formed by Sertoli cells, which are stimulated by FSH, and FSH will also be reduced to a minimum during the cycle due to AAS use, so atrophy will simply occur. If you wanted to prevent testicular atrophy, you would have to use HMG (LH and FSH) during the cycle, which would stimulate sperm production and keep you fertile during the cycle long-term, and only now, “dear children,” can we talk about having kids.

Exemestane

The level of E2 must always be controlled during the cycle. Most of you — and I dare say the vast majority — focus during an AAS cycle only on gynecomastia, which is one of the dumbest symptoms possible. Because even with elevated E2 you may not necessarily have issues with gynecomastia. Each of us has a different number of receptors in breast tissue, differently distributed and differently sensitive.

Long-term elevated and uncontrolled E2 levels bring much more serious problems than the possibility of gynecomastia, for example:

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

B. Long-term elevated E2 increases prolactin levels, which leads to decreased libido and worse erections

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

D. Long-term elevated E2 increases fat deposition in the hip and chest area

E. Long-term elevated E2 in men increases the risk of cancer by more than 30% (prostate), and so on — there are more negatives, I will not list them all

Therefore, throughout the entire cycle it is necessary to control estrogen levels with an aromatase inhibitor. In the cycle you have Exemestane at 10 mg every day, but it is also possible to use Anastrozole at 0.5 to 1 mg every second or every third day.

Here you can see the cycle I just wrote about presented nicely in a table.