time on= time off question

[Rosco901]

hey guys i was on a 6 months cycle of test e and tren.

iave since been off for a total of 2 months including 6 week PCT.

i have all my BW done and it has come back normal for everything including test levels.

only thing that was out of whack was a liver level but iv been advised thats due to the novladex and clomid that i had taken that day.

My question is would it be a good idea to jump back on to a 12 week cycle?

Only thing i can think of to not do it is that my receptors might need a little more time to recover?

[SufferToReturnHarder]

hey guys i was on a 6 months cycle of test e and tren.

iave since been off for a total of 2 months including 6 week PCT.

i have all my BW done and it has come back normal for everything including test levels.

only thing that was out of whack was a liver level but iv been advised thats due to the novladex and clomid that i had taken that day.

My question is would it be a good idea to jump back on to a 12 week cycle?

Only thing i can think of to not do it is that my receptors might need a little more time to recover?

Even though your levels came back great, I personally, would wait a couple more months..Give the body a break. But thats just me. I hear a lot of guys wont do another cycle unless they have a 5 month time off break in between.

[gixxerboy1]

i agree wait. It good that your body returned to normal but let it stay that way for a while. If you jump back on your body ends up being shut down more then functioning. Then that leads to problems imo

[Rosco901]

no worries guys, thanks for the reply.

think il just save some money and go back on in january which gives me a 5 month rest

[SufferToReturnHarder]

no worries guys, thanks for the reply.

think il just save some money and go back on in january which gives me a 5 month rest

Thats the spirit mate.

[chuckt12345]

no worries guys, thanks for the reply.

think il just save some money and go back on in january which gives me a 5 month rest

good thinking

[iforged05]

Yea, more rest time the better.