Why change the PH from one cycle to the next?

[pbrocky]

It seems that a lot of people plan their next PH cycle to be with a stronger PH or stronger PH stack than their last cycle. I am wondering why, if you got good results on your last cycle and recovered nicely after appropriate PCT, you would want to change something that worked.

Is it just that people are working up to stronger PH's and therefore better gains, or is it that if you use the same PH cycle multiple times it becomes less effective?

 

[Libertarian]

After gaining experience some people feel ready to try stronger compounds that might present the risk for increased side effects.

If you do the exact same cycle, it is likely that you will make less gains the second time. This isn't because the compound itself loses it's effectiveness, it's because in general it just becomes harder and harder to make gains the bigger you get. For example, while a 10-15 pound gain on a cycle isn't unheard of for a beginner, being able to make those kinds of gains on every cycle indefinitely just isn't a reality no matter how many compounds you stack or at what dosages.

All that aside, many of us just like to try different compounds to see how we react to them personally. So, there is the experimentation aspect of it as well.

 

[pbrocky]

Thanks. I am currently on an Epi pulse cycle and an absolutely loving it. But as you say, I am still a beginner to PH's so I am enjoying big quick gains. Sounds like Epi wont keep delivering me these results as I get bigger.