An Eight-Week Steroid Cycle with Trenbolone and Dianabol

You need about 40% more Trenbolone Enanthate than acetate to have an equal amount of trenbolone, because the ester adds more weight. This is why the milligram amount is increased compared to your previous cycles.

On the Dianabol usage, your concern on the timeframe brings up an interesting point. I think the main area where my cycle planning likely can be advanced is with regard to orals. The six-week limitation is an extremely well-proven approach, and when broken there have been cases where liver values were poor by the 8-week point. But that was prior to TUDCA. I doubt that TUDCA(Tauroursodeoxycholic acid) is a cure-all for the liver issues of alkylated steroids, but it’s possible it may help enough to make routine 8-week use acceptable. I mean acceptable in the sense that it can be recommended to thousands of people and not harm any of them.

If it were me, and at some near point I will do it, I’d try the Dianabol at 50 mg/day with TUDCA 500 mg/day with intention to probably do all 8 weeks with the Dianabol. However, I’d do a liver test at 6 weeks and would discontinue use if serum bilirubin or GGT were outside the normal range. My replaceMENT for Dianabol 50 mg/day would be Testosterone propionate 50 mg/day.

(I don’t think there’s exact equivalence there: the Testosterone is a less effective combination with the trenbolone but for just two weeks it will do.)

If you do choose to limit your Dianabol use to 6 weeks, then I’d do the first two weeks with Testosterone propionate 50 mg/day, with 150 mg on Day 1, and begin Dianabol in Week 3.

As you didn’t MENTion using an anti-aromatase, I’m supposing your personal experience is you can use Dianabol at 50 mg/day without estrogen problem. However, if you did need an an anti-aromatase, then use the same as you did before.

You can also use the same PCT as before, for example Clomid 300 mg on Day 1 as three doses of 100 mg, followed by 50 mg/day for most likely 4 weeks, and until you’re completely confident of full recovery.