cyberstefke said:
listen to goldenear's advice bro. he is someone who definitely knows what he's talking about.
Gee cyber, thanks for the words, bro! About the 6 weekers, my last cycle was a little 6 week hit of dbol & prop. I LOVED IT! Very nice gains, very easy recovery, just a great experience overall. Fast-acting stuff is pretty much a requirement for the short ones because you don't want to waste 2-3 weeks tapering up and down (because of the long esters). By day 10, I was flying!
I wouldn't classify Omnadren as a fast-acting testosterone compound because of the heavier esters...the bulk of that 250mg is on the back-end anyway, not the front-end (prop, phenylprop). So you should run this one 8 weeks.
About the nolvadex, I will never use it during a cycle unless I develop gyno problems. I think people generally underestimate the ability to control bloat with dietary restraint.
About the dbol, I don't think 7 weeks is too long to run 20mg/day. That drug has been abused a whole lot worse than that over the past 60 years. Dbol was created specifically for athletic use in retaliation of the Eastern Block countries' use of testosterone (methyltest I think). I seriously doubt that hepatotoxicity was considered much during those early years, yet I don't recall hearing anything about Olympic athletes suffering from various liver diseases...virilization (in females) yes, hepatotoxicity no. So I think the hepatotoxicity of some orals has been greatly exaggerated. That doesn't mean you should stay on them continuously, though.
If you have any reservations, then drop the dbol after week 4 and resume it at week 7-8 for 3 more weeks like I explained earlier. This is what is happening: Because the Omnadren will be tapering off (due to the heavier esters), your testosterone levels will be falling throughout those 3 weeks, but probably not enough to cause the hypothalamus and pituitary to resume endogenous production (through LH and FSH release). You may as well make those last 3 weeks as productive as possible by augmenting your declining testosterone levels with the dbol. The beauty is about the time you will run out of dbol (about 21 days), everything will clear simultaneously and you can start your post-cycle recovery immediately.
This makes it sound like you're running a 10-11 week cycle, but not in the sense that cycles are discussed. Most people don't count the last 2-3 weeks that the longer-acting stuff sticks around as part of their cycle. That's why it's common to hear newbies say, "I've been off for 3 weeks and I still feel great! No post-cycle crash for me." And you ask them what they were on, and it turns out to be something like deca and enanthate. Well, duh, that stuff is still active. Check back with me in another 3 weeks and we'll see how you feel!