Anavar bridge question for needsize or other vets

[marshallmadman]

I'm coming off a 800mg EQ and 800mg Test cycle that has been running for about 12 weeks now. I am going directly to 20mg/day of Anavar to bridge.

My question is this...If I'm going into a bridge such as this, should I run my standard PCT for the previous cycle? Feel free to weigh in on this one...anyone!

 

[TheRide]

Personally, I never saw the logic in bridging. When your on, your on. Some people swear by it, but for me I just don't buy it. Even @ 20mg/day you body need to recover from your previous cycle

just my 0.02

 

[alltraps]

its a bridge till the next run of higher doses. you will not recover your HPTA on var. i have tried this and had blood work done after 15 weeks, which included a full run of HCG, clomid and nolva and i was still very suppressed. i kept all my size and most strenght

 

[TheAssholeFomerlyKnownAsDBBT]

Personally, I never saw the logic in bridging. When your on, your on. Some people swear by it, but for me I just don't buy it. Even @ 20mg/day you body need to recover from your previous cycle

just my 0.02

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[Goodfellow]

I have done an anavar bridge with nolva and clomid. Waited three weeks after stoping and my t levels were in the lower to mid lower levels but not shut down.

 

[alltraps]

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bro, what happened to you? whats with all the red?

 

[DieselGunz]

yeah what he said ^^^^^^

 

[ChefJ]

Yes run a standard pct. With that small of a dosage of var it will not hinder the natural testosterone production that a clomid pct will give you. I have run similar cycles but usually at a higher dose of var. My most recent completed cycle was 36 weeks long and I went from doses around 1.5 grams of test for 12 weeks down to 300mgs for a few weeks just between compounds.

 

[krishna]

I have never done a bridge, but was considering it so I did a lot of research from a medical perspective. I think the big dogs on here like needsize and alltraps, who are experienced with this, will tell you that you will not recover during a bridge. This is exactly what I found when I researched it. All you're doing is a smaller cycle in between bigger ones. Don't kid yourself bro; if you want to recover, do proper PCT and forget the so called bridge.

 

[marshallmadman]

Thanks for everyone's input. I didn't need a sermon on how I'm not going to recover natural test levels. I know that ain't gonna happen. I was more just wondering if I should go into the bridge only, or at least try to run a little pct too.