PCT while on TRT

[bobtail]

This is a question I haven't had much luck resolving and thought maybe some of the older vets on here can help out.
Do you even need a PCT if you are on TRT? If so, what would a PCT look like for a TRT patient?
I've been experimenting with this for a couple of years and really haven't solved the problem. Being in my 50s and having been on TRT for 6-7 years, I would pretty much say I'm shut down totally by now. So is it even valid to use a PCT after say a 6 week cycle with a half gram of test?
Mostly I've just not done any PCT or maybe run a little tamox for a few weeks but generally I'm losing most of my gains after a cycle.
Thoughts? Experience? Opinions?

[Bio-Active]

No reason to pct on trt as you are not trying to recover your natty t production. Just go back to your trt dose

[wicked442]

Pct is to jump start your own test production so if you are on trt,then no pct is needed since you are getting your test from a vile.

[MuscleInk]

No. The whole point to a PCT is to restart your natural intratesticular testosterone levels. TRT is for life. It is prescribed for men who do not produce enough natural testosterone and therefore require TRT to reach normal levels of circulating testosterone. Since PCT isn't going to help restart your natural testosterone, its a moot point.

For men on TRT who chose to cycle anabolics, they follow a blast and cruise protocol that alternates between TRT doses and cycle doses.

[Back In Black]

If you're losing your gains I'd suggest you take a look at your diet. Visit our nutrition forum.

[bobtail]

Thanks, guys! I think I need to tweak my deloads/diet then.

[Bio-Active]

Thanks, guys! I think I need to tweak my deloads/diet then.

you should be able to maintain with proper nutrition. Hit the nutrition forum those guys over there are great