Coming off the juice after 3 years straight usage. Need recovery advice.

[biteme]

I said I would do it for life, but I lied. I've been on primarily testosterone at around an average of 400 mgs a week. For the last 6 or 7 weeks, I've been on 400 mgs test and 400 mgs. eq. It's been 9 days since my last shot. When should i begin therapy and what should I take? I know, I could research this, but I still want to hear it.

 

[satchboogie]

mmm... mmmm.. mmmmm...

wow bro.
i dont think recovery applies to 3 year cycles.
but i may be wrong.
this certainly is beyond my knowledge..

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

That's a long time. Ask Jenetic....

 

[RoHudTuffy]

Get tested to know your levels.

HCG, HMG, clomid, anastrazole, chasteberry extract and a good year.

 

[view]

I believe you will need a heavy HCG/Nolva/Clomid/Arimidex PCT, and you will certainly need bloodwork. any more speculation is just that as bloodwork values will determine what course of action is to be taken next.

 

[biteme]

So what do you speculate will happen if I do nothing?

 

[growthspurt]

So what do you speculate will happen if I do nothing?

Well, you'll have a nice pouch to store loose change in where your nuts used to be!

 

[UA_Iron]

jenetic is the man with the knowledge, I suggest you pm him or make a visit to PCT board.

Whatever it is, its gonna take a lot of HCG, clomid, nolvadex.

 

[RoHudTuffy]

Certain things are pretty much genetically programmed. It will take longer but eventually you will regain homeostasis. Same thing with other hormones. For example when doctors prescribe cortisone (synthetic drug of your natural cortisol) - your adrenals stop producing cortisol. They have to taper you because they give you supraphysiologic doses - they don't give replacement doses except in the case of Addisons disease. But if you take someone off cortisone, it takes a long while but eventually the body readjusts itself.

If however you are programmed through your own individual DNA to halt the production of cortisol or testerone ( via stimulation of LH) or sperm (via stimulation of FSH) then nothing is going to really get you going again. At your age though it would be rare for you to have genetically preprogrammed apoptotic effects on your sertoli cells or leydig cells.

 

[biteme]

Well, you'll have a nice pouch to store loose change in where your nuts used to be!

LOL! Yeah, I definitely want to add some size there. They had shrunk years many years ago and never came back the same although my test levels were normal. But, I never used clomid or anything to pump them back up. Maybe they will make a comeback?