Erase after a Test booster cycle

[andrew732]

To be honest, the recommendations are mostly from theory and a liability stand point. The number is pretty arbitrary, especially when you look at different people with different physiology.

THIS IS TRUTH, that is all

[F355]

Seriously? Erase has the SAME active as FREE TEST, so yeah, it DOES work through similar pathways (similar because FREE TEST contains more ingredients). And you've been on a Testosterone booster for eight weeks. After stopping, you want at least a 4-week break before starting even another natural Testosterone boosting cycle, so that you can maximize your effects.

Do you even know what 3,7-keto DHEA does? Read the product write-ups. It is COMMON SENSE to give your body a break after every 8-12 weeks of using such products, ESPECIALLY for a male - hence why it is NOT recommended to perpetually use such products without at least a 4-week break. But, I am done here - you will do what you will do.

Umm, am I also blind or something here? Free Test contains the same active as Erase. It's just written in different nomenclature. The OP ran two bottles. I understand he didn't state exactly how many weeks he ran it for and also that Free Test is a prop blend so you don't know how much of it is in each serving, but it seems like the recommended run of 8-12 weeks (give or take). If the OP dosed it only 5x a week at the max recommended dose, that's ten weeks for two runs. You've been off two weeks, be smart and just run out the recommended 4 weeks, you will thank yourself.

If this is your first run, then you should take all precautionary measures. If not, it's still good to "be off' so that your next cycle can be as good or even better. But I mean, if you're really experienced and you have all the necessary protocols gathered then no one's going to really stop you but yourself. I don't believe in extended cycles like that unless you're dosing it every other week or something. Extended periods of using AIs may still cause adverse long-term affects, do you want to risk that?

Overall, if you need to ask, then yes take the other two weeks off. It's when things like this that can happen that good, genuine manufacturers get sued; remember RPN? It just makes the industry look more tainted, when it's not their fault.

Not saying you will, but ya know.