First off the average pharmacist doesn't have to know anything about AAS usage (I know, 90% of them don't know sh*t) . All he needs is common sense and his education. AAS are drugs, and like any other drug, coming off abruptly is bad for your system and plain stupid.
Anyway, the taper is part of the cycle! How can it hinder recovery? That's like saying the last 50mg ed is hindering recovery.LOL Not logical Ms Ohura!
I have one thing and one thing only that trumps your opinion, but it still trumps your opinion; *the differences in the way I feel when using your type course and mine*, that's all I have to know, period.
I have tried a couple of "generic board" courses without tapering and I didn't like the way I felt when coming off.
Went back to what I was told by the guys (that I can see and judge how they look and feel) using a taper and felt great when coming off. no crash, no immediate strength loss, no general depression, and no hardcore desire to be back on again right away. Magic? No, common sense.
Just goes to show that when you find something that works, stick with it. All the theory and chemical abbreviations in the world don't mean diddly, it is real world application (how your body feels and reacts) that matters.
Peace
T.