Rage rv5

[BBDoc2012]

Hey everyone,

I haven't been on here in a long time, but wanted to seek some advice for the upcoming cycle I'm going to begin. I'm 23, 6'2, 215 lbs, and about 10-12% BF.

I ordered RAGE RV5 as the main supplement that I'm going to take. I also got some T-BOMB II as a support to help alleviate some of the natural testosterone suppression that the RAGE is going to cause. I figured I pyramid the pro-hormone, starting out at 2 a day to 3 a day and back down to 2 a day, with a 30 limit to the cycle. I was going to start the T-BOMB II somewhere between weeks 2-3 and continue for an additional 2-3 weeks after the RAGE cycle is over.

My diet and training are very good, I just need some advice with the actual cycle and what you guys think may need to be added supplement wise. Will the T-BOMB be strong enough to prevent gyno? Should I take anything else for my PCT? If you've taken RAGE RV5, were you able to keep most of your gains?

I appreciate any feedback. Thanks.

 

[SouthernLord]

Rage RV Each pill.....

25mg Halodrol
10mg Superdrol
10mg PheraPlex

Very strong product. Three methyls in one. I would not run this at more than two caps a day. Three caps a day would be really side heavy imo. Do not taper your dose down. T Bomb is going to do very little to stop the suppression of your natural hormones and it will not prevent gyno.

You should use a serm for PCT imo. Nolvadex 40mg ed for four weeks will work. Run the T Bomb along with the Nolva to help with libido.

 

[BBDoc2012]

Thanks for the response, and the link. I'll order the nolva today. Should I start the T Bomb during or after the cycle?

 

[SouthernLord]

Thanks for the response, and the link. I'll order the nolva today. Should I start the T Bomb during or after the cycle?

I would start it the first day of PCT with the nolva.

 

[BBDoc2012]

Awesome, thanks man. Lastly, should the PCT start immediately after the cycle? Or should I begin it towards the end of the cycle? Do you know of any sources (i.e., books, articles, etc) that I could so some reading up on to better understand pro-hormones and PCT? I did a pubmed search and it seems like most studies are biased in their results.