Safest cycle so you don't need TRT?

[killerexp]

Hello, I've been reading alot on steroids and already got someone to buy from , the thing is I wanted to knwo which would be the safest cycle in terms of not needed to do testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for life..

I just wanna run the cycle 2 times maximum 3 and be done with steroids.

I was thinking about:

Testosterone enanthate 500mg/week for 12 weeks
Dbol 50mg/day for 4 weeks


Is it safe for TRT?


and for PCT i was thinking about taking nolvadex

 

[Austinite]

Hey killer,

Can you provide your statistics?

Age, height, weight, body fat percentage, training history, and injury/medical conditions.

 

[Nightmare007]

One word peptides

 

[kryzz]

are you trying to imply that after few steroid cycles one needs testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for life???? wtf man, don't scare me

 

[Megatron28]

Hello, I've been reading alot on steroids and already got someone to buy from , the thing is I wanted to knwo which would be the safest cycle in terms of not needed to do testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for life..

I just wanna run the cycle 2 times maximum 3 and be done with steroids.

I was thinking about:

Testosterone enanthate 500mg/week for 12 weeks
Dbol 50mg/day for 4 weeks


Is it safe for TRT?


and for PCT i was thinking about taking nolvadex

The safest cycle would be no cycle. Abstinence.

 

[kaname]

Hello, I've been reading alot on steroids and already got someone to buy from , the thing is I wanted to knwo which would be the safest cycle in terms of not needed to do testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for life..

I just wanna run the cycle 2 times maximum 3 and be done with steroids.

I was thinking about:

Testosterone enanthate 500mg/week for 12 weeks
Dbol 50mg/day for 4 weeks


Is it safe for TRT?


and for PCT i was thinking about taking nolvadex

Typically the guy who says he will only do something 2 or 3 times is the one who can't stop. That applies to most things in life. Other than that see below...

are you trying to imply that after few steroid cycles one needs testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for life???? wtf man, don't scare me

The possibility is always there with any AAS cycle. Never a guarantee that you will bounce back. There are ways to help your chances but still no guarantees. I suggest plenty of research and reading before starting a cycle. If you don't have a clear picture / understanding of the possible consequences and are able to mental / physical accept and deal with them should the worst happen then you shouldn't start. Going into a cycle thinking "it won't happen to me" is pretty silly at best, stupid at worst.

 

[kryzz]

The possibility is always there with any AAS cycle. Never a guarantee that you will bounce back. There are ways to help your chances but still no guarantees. I suggest plenty of research and reading before starting a cycle. If you don't have a clear picture / understanding of the possible consequences and are able to mental / physical accept and deal with them should the worst happen then you shouldn't start. Going into a cycle thinking "it won't happen to me" is pretty silly at best, stupid at worst.

anyone else like to join and comment on this? pretty scary to be honest. I suppose I have done all research necessary before starting out for the last 1 year specially in the last 3 months. What you say might be true but the chances of it happening, i suppose, are extremely low IF one has done all the possible research in doing things properly and did everything cautiously and meticulously. The chances will always be there but with such things all we can do is minimize that probability to an extremely low value.

 

[kaname]

anyone else like to join and comment on this? pretty scary to be honest. I suppose I have done all research necessary before starting out for the last 1 year specially in the last 3 months. What you say might be true but the chances of it happening, i suppose, are extremely low IF one has done all the possible research in doing things properly and did everything cautiously and meticulously. The chances will always be there but with such things all we can do is minimize that probability to an extremely low value.

If your airplane is going down and about to crash, do you care about how low the odds / chances were?

Point of my post: Know the possible consequences, decide if you're able to handle them should they happen. Pretty simple.

 

[DreDay187]

anyone else like to join and comment on this? pretty scary to be honest. I suppose I have done all research necessary before starting out for the last 1 year specially in the last 3 months. What you say might be true but the chances of it happening, i suppose, are extremely low IF one has done all the possible research in doing things properly and did everything cautiously and meticulously. The chances will always be there but with such things all we can do is minimize that probability to an extremely low value.

I agree with Kaname. Yes risk can be minimized but how would you quantify the minimalization? How effective will it be, how much less likely are you to be shutdown permanently, what's the extremely low value you speak of, etc are all questions that can't be answered. There's plenty of stories of ppl who followed researched, well thought out cycles and are shutdown for good and conversely there are plenty of ppl who run idiotic cycles and still produce endogenous test. If you're not willing to accept the risk, no matter how "minimal" it may be, then your decision seems to have been made. I mean if you're that worried about being hypogonadal the there are plenty of "natural" ways to get bigger, stronger, faster, etc. it sounds to me like you have a lot of thinking and research to do.

Edit* as megatron said, the safest cycle is the one you don't do. If you want truly "minimal risk" that can be quantified and a value put on it, then NOT cycling to begin with will be the only 100% way to prevent hypogonadism due to off-script AAS use.

 

[Millertime]

Stick to creatine.