I just put together a RAD-140 protocol for the community. It covers the basics of how it's run, what to expect, the support supplements, and what bloodwork to keep an eye on. Full protocol here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MUbGmH-LNfTIVfXZzlYQjCwDhof_D5HhWds5_6h7LK4/edit?tab=t.0 Have you run RAD-140 before? What was your experience with it?

https://share.rythmhealth.com/r/rRRTMYKnpj5nfXgyTrGFhjR Tony and fam, Wanted to share my updated labs since coming off RAD. My Ferritin is now in range, it came down from over 1000. My test is way up (from 230 to 1500) since discontinuing Enclomiphene and RAD. May be a little high? I started at 200mg for about a month and then dropped down to 120 a week for past couple weeks, as I started getting bacne. Plan to add in LGD3303 w TRT/mk etc again next week. Any recommendations are much appreciated!

Tony, what are your thoughts on LGD 3303 & yk-11, with a test base, compared to S23. Since I’m new to SARMs I’d like to experiment with all The best stacks. Just wrapping up my last week of RAd-140/Cardarine at 10 weeks. Saw great results, but don’t feel like enclomiphene alone is the most optimal choice. So going to start TRT/HCG again during a break and get labs done. I’ll post them Here next week when I get results.

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