RAD 140 post-cycle therapy with APH Science Recharge 2.0

Using RAD 140 (Testolone) can pack on serious muscle and strength, but it often suppresses natural testosterone production, making Post-Cycle Therapy (PCT) a crucial step. PCT helps restore hormone levels, protect your hard-earned gains, and keep you feeling your best. Here’s the science behind why PCT is vital after a RAD 140 cycle, how it works, and tips for safe use with bloodwork monitoring.

What Is RAD 140 and Why Does It Require PCT?

RAD 140 is a Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARM) that binds to androgen receptors in muscle and bone, mimicking testosterone to drive 3–4 kg lean mass gains and 20–30% strength boosts in 8–12 weeks, based on research. Its potency, however, can suppress the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis (HPGA), reducing luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), which trigger testosterone production. Studies show significant testosterone suppression at doses ≥10 mg/day, risking muscle loss, fatigue, or low libido post-cycle without PCT.

PCT, like Recharge 2.0, uses compounds such as Clomiphene citrate and Zinc citrate to stimulate LH and FSH, restore testosterone, and manage estrogen, ensuring a smooth recovery.

Why Is PCT Necessary After a RAD 140 Cycle?

Restores Testosterone Production

RAD 140 can suppress testosterone by up to 50% in 4–8 weeks at moderate doses, per studies. Without PCT, recovery could take months, leading to low energy, mood swings, or reduced libido. PCT boosts LH/FSH, normalising testosterone in 4–6 weeks.

Preserves Muscle Gains

RAD 140 gains depend on anabolic signaling. Low testosterone post-cycle can trigger catabolism, breaking down muscle. PCT maintains an anabolic state, preserving 80–90% of gains, based on user reports.

Balances Hormones

RAD 140 may increase estrogen conversion, risking side effects like gynecomastia. Clomiphene blocks estrogen receptors, while Zinc supports testosterone synthesis, preventing imbalances.

Supports Wellbeing

Low testosterone can cause depression or lethargy. PCT counters these, keeping you energised and focused, reducing long-term hormonal risks.

Bloodwork Monitoring

Bloodwork is critical to assess suppression and guide PCT. Test:

  • Total/Free Testosterone: Confirm suppression and recovery.
  • Oestradiol: Monitor estrogen levels.
  • Liver Enzymes (ALT, AST): Check for strain, as RAD 140 may cause mild liver toxicity.
  • Lipid Panel: Track cholesterol changes.
  • LH/FSH: Assess HPGA function.

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How to Run a PCT After a RAD 140 Cycle

Recharge 2.0 is tailored for RAD 140 cycles, combining Clomiphene (25 mg) and Zinc Citrate (10 mg) per tablet. Standard protocol:

  • Duration: 5 weeks.
  • Dosage: 2 tablets daily (50 mg Clomiphene, 20 mg Zinc) for 2 weeks, then 1 tablet daily (25 mg Clomiphene, 10 mg Zinc) for 3 weeks.
  • Timing: Start 1–2 days after your last RAD 140 dose (half-life ~60 hours).

Clomiphene stimulates LH/FSH to restart testosterone, while Zinc supports hormonal health. Consult a professional to adjust based on bloodwork.

Tips for a Successful RAD 140 Cycle

  • Nutrition: High-protein (1.6–2.2 g/kg bodyweight), 300–500 calorie surplus for bulking.
  • Training: Heavy lifts (4–6 reps) for strength; volume (8–12 reps) for hypertrophy.
  • Cycle Length: 8–12 weeks to balance gains and suppression risks.
  • Bloodwork: Use LetsGetChecked (code SARMS20) for pre-, mid-, and post-cycle checks.
  • Avoid Overuse: Don’t extend cycles beyond 12 weeks, as suppression worsens.

Considerations

Human data on RAD 140 is limited; preclinical studies dominate. Side effects may include suppression, fatigue, or rare liver strain. Bloodwork detects issues early. PCT is typically needed for doses ≥6 mg/day, though low doses (<6 mg) may not require it—bloodwork confirms. RAD 140 is not FDA-approved for human use, so professional guidance is key. If you want big gains without suppression or PCT, MK 677 is a non-suppressive alternative.

Protocol

  • RAD 140: 1 capsule (10 mg) daily, morning.
  • Cycle: 8–12 weeks.
  • PCT: Recharge 2.0, 2 tablets daily for 2 weeks, then 1 daily for 3 weeks, starting 1–2 days post-cycle.

Disclaimer: The products discussed are for research purposes only and not for human consumption. Do your research and consult a professional before use. APH Science is not responsible for misuse.

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