Ostra Rx Solo

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Hello. I've missed it some where, but what is everyone's opinions and/or experience on doing Ostra Rx only recomp cycle? I was planning to stack Ostra Rx with either Halo or Epi, but the store I bought it from told me its good by itself. This would be my first ph and strong supplement cycle (I know Ostra isn't a ph/ds etc). I'm trying to lean up, maintain...and from some of the logs I read around the WWW, I saw some people even gain a little lbm while their waist went down!! Sounds awesome, provided if they're true. Any help would be appreciated.
 
I really enjoyed Osta rx but would have to say that adding in halo or epi would make it a WAY better cycle, imo. If you are going to suppress your natty test production why not just run a ph/aas right along with the Osta? If you eat at or just above maintenance during the cycle you will have a great re-comp experience. You might even look into adding a thermogenic for added fat reduction as long as you BP is in check.

BTW, you will need a PCT wether or not you stack the Osta.

Also it is OSTA, short for Ostarine. Not Ostra......:nono:
 
Thanks RoadstarPete. Yeah, I realized the "Ostra" mistake afterwards lol. Would Clomid be good enough for either Osta or osta stack cycle?
 
Clomid would be perfect. If you run the Osta solo @2-3 caps daily you could get away with a natural test booster perhaps but Clomid would be more beneficial to recovery. 2-3 weeks of Clomid would suffice for the Osta only approach but stacked with a ph go for 4 full weeks.
 
I'm not sure how many more times I can bear to see "OSTRA" written on this forum.....
 
Ok, so I started Osta Rx, 3 caps a day and on day 4. Strength shot up, but I noticed water weight went up..by about 3-4 lbs. Very slight nip sensitivity. I read somewhere that osta causes estrogen to rise a bit, but is it possible within 4 days and at the recommended dosage? Should I start some AI thearpy like adex or nolva? Should I reduce dosage?
 
Good advice here. One thing to note a SERM is never a bad idea.
 

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