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Thread: Guys that are ALWAYS on - Some Questions - TRT

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    Guys that are ALWAYS on - Some Questions - TRT

    I have a couple of questions for those of you that are technically always on test. I guess you could call it TRT, but if you have the money you could technically be on ur own "TRT" if you cruise on test instead of coming off. So lets say you wanna cruise on test forever, instead of using PCT meds and recovering.

    What is the average dose most guys cruise on? I'm assuming 250mg/Test a week would be enough to keep the majority of the gains gained from the cycle. However, TRT dose is a lot lower I believe, about 150mg Test every 2 weeks? is it safe to be on 250mg/Test a week forever?


    What are the consenquences ofnever recovering? So technically being always on test. Evidently, you probably will never be able to recover again after being on for a year +, but how does it impact impotence (Can you have kids after)? , your heart, overall lif span etc?


    I'm just curious in general how are all of you doing that always cruise on test? Do any if you regret it? How is your overall health? I'd just appreciaite it if anyone can expand a little bit on this topic.

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    150 - 250 a week is normal.

    As you said eventually you will never recover so it's stupid to consider until you are in your 40s

    No ill side effects like heart or anything, it's used all the time with and I have never heard of any issues. Ive been doing it for 3+ years

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    U would never do that without getting consistent BW though, right?
    Just pinning Test, will throw everything off balance....Estro, DHT, Dopamine, Seretonin, Minerals, negative loops, rebounds??
    I´ve seen a lot of companies in the US advertising this type of treatment with constant follow up. Wouldn´t that be the best route?
    To go a little "deeper", how does this affect the built in natural Test cycles nature has given us 24 hr, monthly, yearly, and how Test levels affect our decision making...
    We have a built in chemical response when we experience "newness"...new job, new challenge, new girlfriend, new experiences. We enjoy these experiences because it gives us a raised Test production and a release of Dopamine (same as doing Cocaine). Our sub conscious know this, so we consciously chase this. If we artificially create this chemical environment, the chase would ultimately not be needed to create the Dopamine high.
    ...I know, a little stretch...but food for thought.

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    Agreed, getting blood work done every 6 months for the first 2 years and then 1x a year if everything has been stable is the way my doc is doing it.

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