I think you are wrong on this one and you don't know half life either. Too many people had same problem to tell it's GONE
I was told by a reliable source
)) that its around 8hrs. With a half life of around 8hrs, I'm sure it could be a couple weeks before its gone, but no way 6 weeks. I doubt there would be a big enough presence of SD anyway. Just doesn't make any sense. You may be able to "detect" it 6 weeks down the road in a lab analysis, but, as I'll say a million times, i don't believe it will have enough of a presence to play a direct role in anything.
This kind of stuff doens't happen with "just superdrol" it happens with all kinds of steroids, its just superdrol is a very popular one around here.
edit: Lets put it this way, when its 2 and 4 months down the road after an oral cycle, chances are its not the oral "directly" playing the role as it would during the duration of time that the hormone has a considerable presence in your body. It could be indirect, but it would be a general problem with many AAS and coming off (as I believe it is), not so much that "superdrol" specifically has some crazy ability to be causing direct effects a few months down the road.
And, I understand that there are long term side effects associate with steroids, sometimes months and even up to a year down the road, but I think those are mostly recovery issues, not things that are being directly effected by any hormone. Like, maybe you start losing hair 4 months down the road, its probably from your hpta trying to regulate itself properly. It may overproduce test, or maybe there is something going on with the conversion of test to dht as a result of recovery issues...