On another forum I received a response to a question as follows:
"if you look at post cycle bloodwork from people running pulse cycles vs. those running standard cycles, theyre equally shutdown. also, things like liver values and testosterone are not going to come close to rebounding by any significant amount during just 24-48 hours off the hormone, especially when you consider the half life of some of these compounds. this gives many people a false sense of security in running these hormones longer then they should be and end up worse for it in the long run. theres many other issues with it that im sure others will chime in on but basically the logic behind pulsing is flawed and dated. its about 1% legit and 99% broscience."
It seems the majority of knowledgeable people over here support the idea of pulsing, but on some other forums people are completely against it. Is their evidence backing up this guys statement? It always made sense to me that taking less of the ph and having designated off days would definately help you rebound testosterone and cause less liver damage but I never found bloodwork evidence supporting this either. This has me slightly discouraged, not that I couldn't switch to a full cycle, but obviously, I want the most out of it with the least sides, but if the benefits of a full cycle outweigh the sides, I'd choose that.
"if you look at post cycle bloodwork from people running pulse cycles vs. those running standard cycles, theyre equally shutdown. also, things like liver values and testosterone are not going to come close to rebounding by any significant amount during just 24-48 hours off the hormone, especially when you consider the half life of some of these compounds. this gives many people a false sense of security in running these hormones longer then they should be and end up worse for it in the long run. theres many other issues with it that im sure others will chime in on but basically the logic behind pulsing is flawed and dated. its about 1% legit and 99% broscience."
It seems the majority of knowledgeable people over here support the idea of pulsing, but on some other forums people are completely against it. Is their evidence backing up this guys statement? It always made sense to me that taking less of the ph and having designated off days would definately help you rebound testosterone and cause less liver damage but I never found bloodwork evidence supporting this either. This has me slightly discouraged, not that I couldn't switch to a full cycle, but obviously, I want the most out of it with the least sides, but if the benefits of a full cycle outweigh the sides, I'd choose that.