Burst for HRT users

[Duckhombre]

So the way I see it, this 'short burst' cycling looks like a pretty good idea for those on hrt. Has anyone who is really concerned about living got the blood tests? Especially concerned with hdl/ldl ratios and total tryglycrides? Anybody use orals throughout? Periods of time off? I have a feeling a certain someone has a fair amount of first hand knowledge.

Thinking about a NPP, drol & bol (still have not tried together), and of coarse, lots of test.

[Kdub]

I am in this situation right now. I am looking at the HRT route and have decided to burst before I do... if I do go HRT.

I am contemplating running a strong PCT after the burst and get bw checked, or I will go on HRT and forget the PCT seeing as my levels are low and free test is off the bottom of the charts.

If I decide HRT after the burst (in about a week or so) then another burst in 4-6 weeks is likely. I too would like to know the answer to your questions.

I find your question "Has anyone who is really concerned about living got the blood tests?" quite funny. Most of us are not concerned about living or are you meaning those of us who actually give a damn about our health???

[Duckhombre]

The way I see it, most people who never come off will not outright say they are willing die, but certainly act like they don't give a damn. There are really responsible users, and then there are the people who stay on over a gram for 8months a year, then ignore their heinous lipid profiles, and boast how healthy they are.

I want to know how long lipids are screwed after a four weeker, and if any you recommend taking some serious time off after a few of these cycles.

[Spartans09]

Many orals, anavar, winstrol absolutely destroy your hdl almost immediately. I now consider that dangerous on a regular or semi- regular basis.

[Duckhombre]

The same happens to me on tren, and most DHT derivatives. What my main concern is the rebound. It has taken over four weeks for my levels to recover from a big long dose of tren. Could have been the PCT, though, so I'm curious.