Without anything to back this up, it doesn't make sense. The body produces it's own androgens, and needs them for proper function. They're constantly circulating through our bodies. But; thats at physiological levels. The body constantly strives for homeostasis, so I would THINK that supra-physiological doses of AAS over a prolonged period of time would cause the body to adapt in a way that the new, high levels would elicit the response a normal physiological dose would, hence returning to baseline results with above baseline hormones. If this is true it could be considered building an immunity in a way, or at least adapting. Or maybe I'm talking out of my ass and couldn't be further from the mark
