Anavar All Year Long?

[Big_Nims]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I dont want to sound like a complete idiot here, but I have a few questions, do you have to take any anti-e's with your HRT, or is the dose not large enough to cause any sides?
Do you cycle on and off on HRT or do you just stay on for life? Is it meant to bring you own test levels back up to normal, or as a lifelong replacement for them?

 

[Retabolil2]

Wait a minute... I believe the author of this topic is Mr. Bill Gates please correct me if I`m mistaken

 

[HULKSTER]

SWOLDIER has the right idea....

He is the only one who understand the age-old, time-tested juice formula of

TIME ON CYCLE=TIME OFF CYCLE

Bros, your receptors will shut down in no more then 4 months, thus your body will become "immune" to any further Anavar doses. THAT IS WHY THEY CALL IT A CYCLE. God, how the hell can people speak of cycles on this board if they don't even understand the concept....and if they do, shame on the pros who advise people to go on a possibly YEAR-LONG Anavar "CYCLE". That doesn't sound like a cycle...it sounds more like an Anavar binge. And just like binge drinking is extremely to the body by overdosing it with alcohol, so will a year-long binge/cycle of Anavar wreck your body.

 

[manny78]

Wait a minute... I believe the author of this topis is Mr. Bill Gates please correct me if I`m mistaken

was wondering the same. Not to mention if you care about your liver you'd need to be on either R-ALA or another liver protectant all year long, and after such a long period I wouldn't be surprised if some kind of shutdown happens with your HPTA. Not a smart move IMO.

 

[buffdoc]

Again, if this "receptor shut-down" theory is correct, why does my 200 cyp per week HRT continue to work? Can some of you receptor "shut-down" proponents answer that for me? There is a difference between HPTA shutdown and "immunity" to AAS because of receptor downregulation. I thought this receptor thing had been laid to rest some time ago. We cycle to avoid sides, not to spare receptors, unless I'm missing something here.
Greg, I don't know if this is the right approach for you; I'm late 40's, have had my family, and a vasectomy, so I'm obviously not worried about spermatogenesis. Testicle size I manage with HCG. And I do go off occasionally, just for grins, and I DON'T notice a huge surge when I start back again, as though my receptors are refreshed and upregulated.
And yes, to answer you, I cycle "up" off the maintenance dose. The 200/week is designed to give me normal to upper normal test levels, like some of you young bros have naturally.

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

LOL,receptors do not 'shut down' or down-regulate.Attenuation/adaptation to drugs can happen,but it is via other mechanisms than A/R down regulation,in fact evidence supports the theory of just the OPPOSITE occuring under long term A/S administration.

 

[HULKSTER]

ADVICE

I am coming from the old-school of lifting, which is to do juice in moderation with a decent cycle off peroid to let your body rest, recuperate and get some clomid in it to keep gains. If you youngsters (and former youngsters) want to cycle on Anavar all year long, have fun making your liver destroyed by the age of 50.

 

[Citruscide]

I think anavar year round is a great idea. The side effects are nil because of its makeup, and it isn't harsh on your system.

Speaking from experience... I'd say that long term usage of test or anavar is ok, as long as it is done in a safe manner... granted, extended long term use could result in a shut down of your hypothalimus... but it is my understanding there is a procedure to get it to work again... I could be mistaken however.

C-ditty

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

Actually,I don't totally disagree with you there Mike,just on the A/R part.I do feel that the H-P-T-A needs a break from time to time for most folks,and that everyone needs to take precautions(bloodwork,preventative meds/supps,etc.)

 

[Zoomster]

The receptor theory is not valid.

In my opinion the theory was originated by people wanting you to buy more and more gear.