
Originally Posted by
oldnsedentary
No, way. A person who uses gear to push past his normal limits will regress over time back to those normal limits. A great deal is lost around PCT time because testosterone levels drop to almost nothing. I had my test checked one time during PCT, and it was barely 100.
It is very difficult to keep any level of muscle with a test level of 100.
People who cycle once they have maxed out naturally are constantly playing a game of ballooning up 20 pounds past their natural limit and then losing it, maybe hopping on the next cycle when they have lost 15 pounds or so, and blowing up by another 20, and losing as they come off. They keep cycling, hoping to keep it, and maybe they go back "on" in time to keep 5 pounds or so of the unnatural gains, but if you stay off the gear, you are going back to your natural limits, no matter how proper your diet and workout.
With all of that having been said, there is no way a 23 or 24 year old has hit his natural limits yet. I am guessing somebody who does not have the patience to max himself out naturally might keep a lot more of his gains, but only because those are gains that he could have made naturally. It would have just taken more time.