
Originally Posted by
Vinnie214
To clarify, I have my blood reports which I pulled exactly 2 months AFTER completion of PCT, and the number is going down. Sure, after around 6 months it might slowly increase again, I hope so, so perhaps the damage I’ve done really isn’t that bad so I’m glad I’ve made this decision to stop, I do feel a lot better about myself. Gear really fucked with me mentally... I’m not gonna lie, emotions were all over the place 20x worse than a bitch on her period.
I was too young to make such a decision to start in the first place, I dunno how I possibly thought I would want to be on AAS for life
After the first cycle, blood reports came back to 776 ng/dL. (2 months after pct)
After the 2nd, 684 ng/dL (2 months after pct)
That’s where I drew the conclusion that with every cycle, the extent of recovery is lesser, maybe I’m wrong but whatever I still quit since it’s fucking with my head. I will pull bloods for this cycle 2 months after I’m done with PCT, I’m 2 weeks in right now. Thanks again all for the support
Of course it's always your decision and you should do what you think is right, but don't expect your T levels to be exactly the same each and every time.
Also, take into consideration there are other hormones involved besides your total T.
Lastly, the time of day the labs are drawn affect your values.
Again, always do what you feel is right for you.
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