Hypnotix
Well-known member
What's up everyone? Just ending my first cycle, and Thursday will mark my PCT start. I got curious about bridging and started reading around several forums for different opinions.
After reading around, I see MOST people seem to think bridging is done by adding Anavar, or another "mild" AAS in between their cycles, with a couple muscle supportive supplements. On here, in our own sticky, Cycle for Different Goals (Revised).. we see Oxandrolone + Creatine + Glutamine, or alternatively; an insulin based bridge..
My first thought of course is WHY would someone looking to recover natural test levels be interested in adding any sort of AAS into their bridge? I'm not talking about the ignorant individuals.. the ones that simply have no idea what the HPTA is, or even know what bloodwork is.. But, rather the individuals that do understand how everything works but are caught in a pickle of misinformation.. Please correct me if I'm wrong but, as far as I know Anavar will shut you down! How could this possibly benefit in terms of hormonal recovery unless the user had absolutely no WANT to recover?
So the real point of this post was to get more than just myself thinking about bridging and kind of think tanking with all our members idea's about what a bridge is, what can be used during the time between cycles, and especially what should be thrown out of the mix completely when recovery is on the mind!
I'd especially like to hear about the use of peptides, sarms, supplements, training routines changes, diet changes... anything that can be considered "muscle sparing" I think would fit into this thread. That is from my understanding the main goal of a bridge, to savor the muscle gained until your next cycle, right?
Let's hear it guys.
After reading around, I see MOST people seem to think bridging is done by adding Anavar, or another "mild" AAS in between their cycles, with a couple muscle supportive supplements. On here, in our own sticky, Cycle for Different Goals (Revised).. we see Oxandrolone + Creatine + Glutamine, or alternatively; an insulin based bridge..
My first thought of course is WHY would someone looking to recover natural test levels be interested in adding any sort of AAS into their bridge? I'm not talking about the ignorant individuals.. the ones that simply have no idea what the HPTA is, or even know what bloodwork is.. But, rather the individuals that do understand how everything works but are caught in a pickle of misinformation.. Please correct me if I'm wrong but, as far as I know Anavar will shut you down! How could this possibly benefit in terms of hormonal recovery unless the user had absolutely no WANT to recover?
So the real point of this post was to get more than just myself thinking about bridging and kind of think tanking with all our members idea's about what a bridge is, what can be used during the time between cycles, and especially what should be thrown out of the mix completely when recovery is on the mind!
I'd especially like to hear about the use of peptides, sarms, supplements, training routines changes, diet changes... anything that can be considered "muscle sparing" I think would fit into this thread. That is from my understanding the main goal of a bridge, to savor the muscle gained until your next cycle, right?
Let's hear it guys.
