
Originally Posted by
kelkel
PCT has been a hot topic here lately. With newer generations of AAS users come different ways of thinking. Some may be right, some wrong, tough call. Read this quote from Dr. Michael Scally, one of the leading experts on Test in the world:
"What is clear is that upon stopping testosterone or anabolic steroids, a period of anabolic steroid-induced hypogonadism ensues. This occurs in one hundred percent of individuals stopping testosterone. The only variables are the duration and severity. The duration of hypogonadism, or the severity of hypogonadism, is typically related to the anabolic steroid drug, dose, and duration.
In other words, one person that is on testosterone for an entire year; they may come back to normal within 1 or 2 months. Another person may take 12, 18 months, or even 3 years to come back to normal. The best studies we have on this are contraceptive studies with testosterone for over a year. And what we find in those studies is that it may take up to three years for a person to return to normal."
Hence the need for pct which he also addresses. Until there are current, realistic studies on long term use, I'd err on the side of caution.