so what if they ran it perfectly...like cycle support before and proper pct nolva and a test booster...probably nothing?/
wow that makes me extremely happy to never have touched the stuff
You could permanently screw up your natural test production and have to go on hormone replacement therapy for the rest of your life.
worst case scenario by far.
here's best case scenario. your hormones are trying to stabilize, and you're shutting down your natural testosterone production causing an effect similar to a "false positive". your hormones recover with a perfect PCT at a level lower than normal, because it took your crashed hormonal levels and tried to average it into the mix.
will you notice that 1-5% loss of testosterone? probably not. will you notice what adding 5% to your total test would do when you're 30? you betcha.
not that i can back that up with studies, because its illegal to conduct those studies![]()
see you left out that part of the best case scenario is that you likely dont keep much of the gains anyhow. If you are 19 and not managing to gain as it is, then you aren't eating enough, and will loose the gains after cycle anyhow
see you left out that part of the best case scenario is that you likely dont keep much of the gains anyhow. If you are 19 and not managing to gain as it is, then you aren't eating enough, and will loose the gains after cycle anyhow
If your diet is off, how can you possibly maintain your gains anyways?
if they are already gaining, then why bother with juicing?
so what if they ran it perfectly...like cycle support before and proper pct nolva and a test booster...probably nothing?/
and just asking as a question..if you ran one ph why cant you gain on you pct or the month after as effectievly?? does it have to do with hormone or test levels at all or are you just saying as natural gains
i'm making up safe scenarios. you said
and thats what i'm talking about. running back to back eventually leads to loss of testicular function - sterility + little to no testosterone, lower growth hormone levels, lower igf levels