Why not just stay on?

[SinisterUproar]

With all the effort some of you put into coming off and the money it costs, with pct sarms etc etc And how much I'm realizing it sucks to come off. Why not just stay on? Especially if you can get a script, it just seems way easier to TRT then go through all the bs of coming off and trying to keep your gains.

 

[Nelson Montana]

If you stay on, gains will be lessened over the long run. Plus, you may not want to continue doing this in a couple of years, and then you have shrunken balls for the rest of your life. If you're 45, then yeah, what the hell. But if you're 25 it seems like a waste.

 

[-SD-]

Im almost 39 and made the decision to go HRT and so far Im glad. No screwing around with pct. I calibrated my sweet spot for my HRT dose at 125mg/wk that puts me around 1100 T Levels so hopefully thats a good long term solution. I was having about 300-400 T Levels all natty prior.

 

[Cipp21]

Totally depends on age. If you ever plan on having kids you shouldn't, plus being on for a really long time (say since 25-26) then you're putting yourself at risk for some problems later on that you could have for the remainder of your life. But like Nelson said, if your 45 go right ahead, would probably do more good than harm ha.

It's probably better not to have a crutch like TRT anyways, it's never good to depend on something for a properly functioning body. I've heard some rumors about the gov. trying to pass a law prohibiting prescribing 10ml vials to TRT patients, and forcing you to go to the doc for every injection. If they get the ball rolling on that I have no doubt it'll pass, they'll pass anything that they'll make money on...I don't remember where I read it, or even whether or not it's true, but it's something to think about.

 

[El Hefe]

Deciding to TRT after a short time cycling is like getting married after the 1st date.

 

[-SD-]

Totally depends on age. If you ever plan on having kids you shouldn't, plus being on for a really long time (say since 25-26) then you're putting yourself at risk for some problems later on that you could have for the remainder of your life. But like Nelson said, if your 45 go right ahead, would probably do more good than harm ha.

It's probably better not to have a crutch like TRT anyways, it's never good to depend on something for a properly functioning body. I've heard some rumors about the gov. trying to pass a law prohibiting prescribing 10ml vials to TRT patients, and forcing you to go to the doc for every injection. If they get the ball rolling on that I have no doubt it'll pass, they'll pass anything that they'll make money on...I don't remember where I read it, or even whether or not it's true, but it's something to think about.

Who cares, theres plenty of sources to go around

 

[stevesmi]

pct is very simple.. I recover after every cycle quickly because I know how and I don't abuse steroids.. as males we produce hormones free of charge so why throw that away? now if you are 50+ its a different story but at 20 or 25 give me a break.

its a lot more complicated because of the shitty lifestyles a lot of people have.

 

[Cipp21]

Who cares, theres plenty of sources to go around

Haha I was considering in legal terms but you make a good point.

 

[Nelson Montana]

Who cares, theres plenty of sources to go around

That may not always be the case. Besides. PCT isn't that expensive . You can by with UNLEASHED and PF POST-CYCLE and be fine.

 

[dabuffguy]

That may not always be the case. Besides. PCT isn't that expensive . You can by with UNLEASHED and PF POST-CYCLE and be fine.

Not by themselves you can't. Anyone using AAS is a damn fool not to incorporate pharmaceutical drugs into their pct. HCG and a serm of their choice. I think unleashed and PC are great supplements (emphasis on supplement as a verb), but they are NOT all you need for a proper PCT.

If you can find and buy AAS then you can penny up for some hcg at the very same time.