
Originally Posted by
MR10X
Thats not true,there might have been a few that never got off or stayed on a long time ( there was some people with that mindset) but the majority would cycle their use. As far as PCT and recovery it depended on how long you stayed on a cycle as to how fast you recovered,power lifters would stay on longer cycles while training for a meet but bodybuilders would ususlly 8 to 10 weeks then get off. There was no such thing as bridging,thats a new thing. we didnt taper down,we just stopped and it took however long depending on what you took to get out of your system. Since we were the guinie pigs we didnt know the long term effects of AAS use,i was conservative with what i used compared to today and actually use much higher doses now than i did 30 years ago. I still dont do PCT unless i stay on for more than 8 weeks, i dont see much progress after 8 weeks to make it worth while,and only stay on longer if i just want to look good longer. There was no such thing as PCT,we knew what HCG did but few people used it because they would use test instead and didnt want to waste money on HCG.There was gyno back then,we used Nolvadex for that. yes we did loose a little when off cycle but it always comes right back and we would get bigger on each cycle.Staying much longer than 10 or 12 weeks is just a waste of time,but there are people that cant deal with not looking the same when they get off so they just stay on and make no more progress after their body gets acustom to the AAS's but to each his own. i find this to be true with the younger guys that have the wisdom older guys do and want to live for today and the hell with later.