So im curious about this

KBD

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Ive done research on this over the years ive been using AAS, and never really got a straight answer.

After a cycle and months go by does your natty T levels recover back to 100% normal?

Lets say you hit a cycle for 10 weeks test etc run proper pct, whole 9 yards.

Lets say before your cycle the levels are 650 (just throwing it out). Obviously they will be lower pct. But even after pct and months to come will you ever get back up to that exact level of 650? Or does it slowly decrease as each cycle goes by lol.
 
Ive done research on this over the years ive been using AAS, and never really got a straight answer.

After a cycle and months go by does your natty T levels recover back to 100% normal?

Lets say you hit a cycle for 10 weeks test etc run proper pct, whole 9 yards.

Lets say before your cycle the levels are 650 (just throwing it out). Obviously they will be lower pct. But even after pct and months to come will you ever get back up to that exact level of 650? Or does it slowly decrease as each cycle goes by lol.

I think that it would depend on the individual and what they'd been using, how long they'd been running cycles, and other individual factors, etc. One would probably never know for sure unless they had consistent bloods taken, pre and post cycles, as well as at regular intervals during the year not close to cycles, etc.

No doubt the more knowledgeable members and users will chime in.

~Rosie~
 
I think that it would depend on the individual and what they'd been using, how long they'd been running cycles, and other individual factors, etc. One would probably never know for sure unless they had consistent bloods taken, pre and post cycles, as well as at regular intervals during the year not close to cycles, etc.

No doubt the more knowledgeable members and users will chime in.

~Rosie~

I run short cycles so im technically on all the time lol but not cruising. But idk i just find it hard to believe that levels will return to normal. But hey i could be wrong.

Just like when you cycle, and gain mass its hard to keep that mass over a prolonged period of time without AAS, of course we cant hang onto gains past your genetic limit either.
 
I can't know for sure what the end results our because I do a cycle usually within a few months of getting my levels checked. After PCT I wait 2 months and check them. The last time I ran a the most solid PCT I ever ran and was higher than my baseline. It may have fallen below that a couple days later for all I know...
 
I can't know for sure what the end results our because I do a cycle usually within a few months of getting my levels checked. After PCT I wait 2 months and check them. The last time I ran a the most solid PCT I ever ran and was higher than my baseline. It may have fallen below that a couple days later for all I know...

Yeah could have happened that way, never know. Ive seriously heard of people coming off long/heavy cycles without PCT and having their natural T levels back to almost normal within months. Weird.
 
Another reason why it is difficult to determine if it was the cycle or even age. The older we get they our dropping naturally...
 
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