I'm not sure I understand how hcg is effective at a low dose on cycle, yet not effect if the blast is started with a high level of androgens present? Either way there is no current LH signal from the pituitary. Adding Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), which is actually stronger than LH, would do the same as T at any point, it would supress LH. Then we use serms to basically force GnRH-lh/fsh.
And if you are waiting 14-21 days to start Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), that would put you at 24-31 days minimum to start serm therapy? It seems that many guys who suffer a "hormonal crash" do so during the typical waiting period.
I agree that more time should be taken between AAS and Serms, but I'm not understanding the hcg use.
And as a tip to everyone, make sure to supplement with NAC while using Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), this will prevent hcg burnout and protect the lydeg's from essentially dying off. This should not be a real concern with small doses and blasts of 10 days or less but I will take 300mg daily to avoid any concern.
First, I don't suggest using HCG on cycle.
Of course, I'll get lynched for writing that but in 20 years, I've yet to see one person with blood tests that support the use of HCG on cycle as a means of
improving the chances of recovery after cycle.
I've tried it both ways myself in many of my own cycles and I've proven it time and time again with my own blood work.
There is no improvement in recovery from using HCG on cycle.
Of course, that goes against "conventional wisdom" around here but I've got 20 years worth of evidence to support what I am saying and most of the guys here have only a guess that is at best a shot in the dark.
The fact that I don't support HCG on cycle fits perfectly with my original post.
I recommend allowing the level of AAS in the system to drop off to non-supra-physiological levels before HCG therapy so that when the feedback loop is initiated it is not immediately interrupted again by the presence of a high androgen level. That is what potentially can happen when one starts HCG blasting immediately after the last pin.
I'm not saying that HCG blasting immediately after the last pin is wrong or won't work. I think that is how many on here are reading this.
What I am saying is that you can increase your chances of recovery by waiting until the AAS reduce to a normal physiological level.
As for the "hormonal crash" you mentioned that many experience in the 24-31 day window, I argue that that is a function of blasting HCG too soon, as most on here do right now. When you blast too soon your HCG will prime the testes only to get shut right back down after the feedback loop ramps up and subsequently detects an overabundance of androgens. That there is your crash even when you toss in a bunch of SERMs.