First cycle
- Thread starter NiloHy
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Planning your first cycle: what to run, how much, what to expect and what to avoid.
Personally, I don't consider Dbol a particularly worthwhile compound for a first cycle in 2026, but if you want to go ahead with it and document your experience, that's entirely your choice.
The problem is that your cycle description is way too generic, especially since you mention having experience. It actually suggests you're still lacking some basic knowledge in planning your cycle.
If you're asking for advice on a cycle, you should provide a proper breakdown of your entire plan: dosages, duration, injection frequency, AI and PCT strategy, and your previous experience. That way we can actually evaluate what you're planning and give you meaningful feedback.
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Okay thanks in advance.
My Idea was to start with 200mg test a week for 6 weeks and 20mg dbol a day
its kinda generic but yeah
for AI usage i wanna wait till i see any problems and start with 0.5mg every 2 days.
I dont have any experience in cycling i worded that wrongly sorry.
Im not sure if i should stay at 200mg or if i should go up to 300 or 250 to be honest.
for the dbol i bought NAC that i will take daily.
My Idea was to start with 200mg test a week for 6 weeks and 20mg dbol a day
its kinda generic but yeah
for AI usage i wanna wait till i see any problems and start with 0.5mg every 2 days.
I dont have any experience in cycling i worded that wrongly sorry.
Im not sure if i should stay at 200mg or if i should go up to 300 or 250 to be honest.
for the dbol i bought NAC that i will take daily.
Honestly brother, I think your cycle needs more structure before you start.
Test E and Dianabol are two completely different compounds, and personally I wouldn't choose Dbol for a beginner. I'm not a fan of its water retention, hepatotoxicity or the way it can negatively affect blood pressure and cholesterol.
Rather than combining everything from day one, I'd focus on a consistent testosterone-only approach, with clearly defined goals and no unnecessary changes halfway through. Make sure your diet supports muscle growth, your training follows progressive overload and you already know how you'll handle bloodwork and recovery afterward.
A properly planned approach isn't about throwing more compounds into the mix or because it has been done by another user. It's about understanding what you're using and why. Tell us your age, training experience and current physique so we can give you more relevant feedback.