predesigned stack questions

[Jesse K]

Stats: 195lbs 29yo 12%bf 69in 3yrs exp

I purchased a pre designed stack to take my training to another level. My diet has always been in tact as well as my training. This is my first AAS cycle ever. I've ran 2 PH cycles prior to this. My stack calls for:

1-12 weeks 450mg Testosterone Enanthate 250/Deca 200 - per week
1-4 weeks 100mg Anadrol (OXYMETHOLONE) every day
1-12 weeks 20mg Aromasin every other day
1-16 weeks 500iu HCG twice a week

PCT:

13-16 weeks 20mg Tamoxifen every day
13-16 weeks Clomid 50mg every day


A few questions about this:

It's my first aaa cycle and it has me running 4 compounds: test, deca, anadrol, hcg. Is this too much?

I'm aware test should be ran longer than the deca however my vials are premixed. So is that the purpose of the hcg?

The 450mg of test 250 and deca 200 is once per week? I was under the assumption test-e is 2x/wk.

Should I space 1.5 ml into 2x/wk?

Is the anadrol really needed? I'd rather not run it..

Thanks for your advice. Open to any suggestions and comments. I currently have the stack in hand so another thread told me it was a waste but with this, is there anything I can add or use that would be beneficial.

 

[tweek]

Stick to just a test base cycle first, see how your body reacts to it first. If all goes well first cycle then feel free to add another compound. You need to have a baseline to know what is giving you the results first, if you run all those compounds and don't react well how will you know what to avoid next time. No rush really to put all those compounds in your body straight away, start slow, get your bloods before and after.

 

[Savagesteve]

Test only for a first cycle like Tweek said will give you good results and let you ease into aas. Also get pre,during and post cycle blood work to dial in your aromasin. I didn't want to wait the 3 weeks on the test e so I took dbol the first 4 weeks at 50mg a day and loved it besides it aromatases bad for me. Test only will keep it simple and let you dial in your ai. I'm fairly new to aas and I'm sure some vets will have more to add.