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Perfection Awaits said:I got into a conversation with Button Buck about recovery, which made me decide to post this thread. I know blood work is the only way to be sure if your normal, but i was just wondering.
If your cock works, and your strength has leveled out, and your acne/gnyo has gone away, and you stay that was for a few weeks, whats to say you cant jump back on? I mean, as soon as ur body is recovered, most of us pound are levels back into the shitter anyways...
So whats the big deal on the whole Time on = time off? Who decided that? Where are the studies?
Discuss
Perfection Awaits said:Sweet avatar and user title btw
rckpytn said:even after you recover from your cycle you want to stay off and be clean for awhile. towards the end of your cycle the gains diminish and by going off your body adjusts to being natural. if you were to take 3 weeks off and go back on you will not get very good gains, trust me, i have done it. the longer the break the better the next cycle will be, provided your diet ad training is set. also i think for post cycle therapy (pct) nolvadex is not needed. now if your nips get sore or swell up then take some, but i dont think nolvadex works as well to restore test levels as other compounds. personally i would do this for PCT:
DocJ said:I believe time on = time off was created as a general guideline to ensure that everyone stays as healthy as they can while cycling. Plus it's simple and lord knows us meatheads need simple
Also, it depends on what your goals are...time on = time off would be for a typical rec BB/PL who never wants to make it a career. Athletes who want to go pro, that's a whole 'nother ballgame (pun intended).
This aspect along with the lipid profile IMO are the main reasons. I heard an interesting theory about the HPTA proposed several months ago...the premise was that the HPTA reacts not only to the length of suppression from the Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) but also the frequency. In other words after you've done several cycles, even with at least time on = time off, your HPTA recognizes when you go on cycle again and shuts down faster. It's like it's saying; "hey, I've seen this before, fuck off I'm outa here you don't need me."LiftTillIDie said:I thought a big part of taking time off was to keep the hpta trucking for a while so that it won't forget what to do next time you shut it down.
DocJ said:This aspect along with the lipid profile IMO are the main reasons. I heard an interesting theory about the HPTA proposed several months ago...the premise was that the HPTA reacts not only to the length of suppression from the Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) but also the frequency. In other words after you've done several cycles, even with at least time on = time off, your HPTA recognizes when you go on cycle again and shuts down faster. It's like it's saying; "hey, I've seen this before, fuck off I'm outa here you don't need me."
DocJ said:Plus it's simple and lord knows us meatheads need simple
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fr8tren said:DocJ....that is a very interesting theory...and makes perfect sense to me...
Insane..that too would make sense...
there has got to be a study somewhere...
back to the tribulus mentioned above , i tried tribulus...but i took the regular serving...where did the 4g come from? thats a lot of trib.
DocJ said:This aspect along with the lipid profile IMO are the main reasons. I heard an interesting theory about the HPTA proposed several months ago...the premise was that the HPTA reacts not only to the length of suppression from the Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) but also the frequency. In other words after you've done several cycles, even with at least time on = time off, your HPTA recognizes when you go on cycle again and shuts down faster. It's like it's saying; "hey, I've seen this before, fuck off I'm outa here you don't need me."
Yes, that fits better with how the body reacts to other stressors. Your example with estrogen is comparing apple to oranges though IMO.A-10 said:I'm not seeing how that would hold water. I'd think just the opposite, that after seeing the same thing over and over it'd tend to have a stronger resistance to being shutdown again. That would basically mean our bodies have no adaptation skills whatsoever. It'd be like taking an anti-e and your body doing away with est because it thinks you don't need it anymore, i don't think anyone has had that happen.