after i come off how long till i can go back on??? i'll miss it so bad!

[twan turner]

okay, i'm only taking one duratest a week and one 50mg winny tab a day, plus t3, but i love this shit... i'm bigger and stronger than ever and i'm so happy all the time... i'm usually moodier after a cycle because i feel like a whimp... i'll be done with this cycle in like 6 weeks and then how long till i can go on again (even just a little winny or something to stay hard ya know)... whoever said this shit wasn't addictive was wrong... I LOVE THE SAUCE!!!

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

Time on=equivelant time off...

 

[ultragainz]

damn right

 

[twan turner]

why so long off... no winny in between??? i'm going to be a sad boy... do i cut back my training a little more after???

 

[ultragainz]

well you can take some primo at 200mgs a week is good or some anavar around 15-25mgs is also good...dont take no lower then 4-5 weeks off go for 6-8 weeks off if you can...when i go off i still make good gainz you just have to know what to do after the cycle..

 

[twan turner]

then what do i do after a cycle so i can keep making gains???

 

[ultragainz]

creatine glutamine..you can bridge with primo or anavar i dont bridge but you can if you want

 

[Yellowbomber]

agree wint Ultra bridging with Primo or Anavar will do the job

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

Just make sure to keep dosages on those compounds low enough to allow at least PARTIAL recovery of endocrine function.Primo should be limited to 200mgs/week,and oxandrolone no more than 30mgs/day...

 

[Backhouse]

The time off after a course really depends on what gear you were using due to differents esters having different clearance times.
For example Sust 250 remains active for around 4 weeks therefore if you do a course where your last shot was a sustanon and you decide to have a 6 week 'off' period then you have only actually been off for 2 weeks.
If, on the other hand, your last shot was a proprionate, for example, then a 4 week 'off' period really is a 4 week 'off' period.
It is therefore too much of a simplification to state that time off= equivalent to time on.
There are far more factors to consider