time off

[svalleyg135]

what can be the negative effects of not taking a long enough break between cycles, or rather not taking off at least pct+time on?

[ottomaddox]

The only way to be really be sure is to have bloodwork done, to see if you're fully recovered from the previous cycle.

[skinnykenney]

The only way to be really be sure is to have bloodwork done, to see if you're fully recovered from the previous cycle.

ditto!

[svalleyg135]

alrite well say im not fully recovered and i start a new cycle, what can happen then?

[ottomaddox]

You might have to inject testosterone weekly for the rest of your life, or you could have problems with your penis, ED!!!!! is it worth taking the risk?,

[svalleyg135]

how would i be able to just go and get my blood tested dont you need a doctors order for that

[ottomaddox]

Do you have health insurance? You need to ask for specific tests?

[svalleyg135]

ya i have insurance. i dont know ive never tried to get one like that can you just ask and not give a reason?

[ottomaddox]

how old are you?

[svalleyg135]

im 20

[legobricks]

Why would you want to risk it?

First off read a little more about the human HPTA system and how it can be affected with use of exogeneous hormones. Your body needs to recover its natural levels otherwise you can permantly damage it.

[ottomaddox]

What are you doing messing with steroids at that young age?

im 20

[legobricks]

im 20

Yeah.....no.


Reasearch for you young sir. At your age your HPTA is still developing, introducing an exogeneous form of hormones can permantly damage it which would result in being prescribed small amounts of test to have homeostasis for the rest of your life.

[svalleyg135]

i knew that was coming. but im not saying i wanna risk it i just want to know the potential risks if any and apparently there are some great ones. if i am unable to get a blood test, how can i tell if its been long enough? or should i just stick to pct + time on

[legobricks]

Well in life people are going to do what they want to do regardless. You know the consequences and dont want to risk them.....well some of them. So yes general rule of thumb is time on + PCT = time off.

[svalleyg135]

well i mean its 2 late now for me to not use steroids yet if thats what you mean