
Originally Posted by
Timm1704
i read something recently that suggested something like this:
the body constantly tries to retain homeostasis, which includes muscle mass. after the gains have dropped at the 8-week mark or so, it is in those last 4 weeks that the body would start to try and break down the new muscle mass. with a sufficient diet and drugs procedures, the body will keep from becoming catabolic, and also adjust to this new level of mass, meaning gains would remain after the cycle had stopped, so long as diet was still high in calories, and PCT was good. if however, we stop the cycle at 8 weeks with the long esters, the body will not have as strong a chance at keeping these gains.
anybody agree with me that this sounds logical?