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Question: "Does your natural Test level decrease to a level that was lower than prior to doing "Juice?"
Let say...my natural test level is 800 and on the high end of the range for my age of 42. Now...i decide to do....2-400 mg of Test...and some PCT...all this over a period of 8-12 wks. I've been reading post's and articles...that your natural Test level...never equals your original level....even after PCT....IS THIS TRUE?
"Constructive dialog is great appreciated!"
Thnks
really depends on a number of things= your age, duration of cycle , level befor you started juice and what kinds you were taking
sorry i totally missed the bottom portion of your post
I believe the average male produces about 70mgs of test a week. I am sure this range will very but i dont believe you produce less.....I could however see problems if teenagers were to start taking anabolics/androgenics because the HPTA and LH axis arent completely done growing/matured so shutting them down at an early age could reduce potential in natural test production.
Thnks Lat....
But does that mean...that your level remains about the same AFTER your cycle and pct??
Lat
Also you mentioned 70mgs as a point of reference.....and lets say i do 200mg of propinate per week....does that mean doing test will rise cause your level to rise to about aprx 200 points (taking into account that your natural test level will drop accordingly) per blood test?
thnks for the input!
My Ross radar just went off...Quote:
Originally Posted by tcw
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Originally Posted by Swifto
Huh???
Hard to say...your natural test level would obviously be reduced in compensation for the external. Your Estrogen levels will increase...causing your natural test to increase but not too much. ANSWER: All depends! Each person is different. Only way to find out is...Blood work before and after.
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Originally Posted by Swifto
LMAO
Waiting for him to pop in with some study done on five year olds that hardly relates and bashes test
Some say their post PCT test levels are even higher than before the cycle. It all depends on your body and time. A bloodtest is the only way to know.
An increase in estrogen translates to a DECREASE in test.Quote:
Originally Posted by tut