wow 54 posts and you seem to be very knowledgable already
first of all if you do have a brain u would be aware blasting and cruising is nessecary in order to compete, you dont seriously think guys who compete with that level of muscular development actually come off AAS? imagine the muscle loss
second is there is no proof AAS fuks up your hormones for the rest of ur life, that is purely something that has arised from some peoples experiences, there are many people that have used AAS for years and come off gear without issues, so ur assumption 'your fuking up your hormones' is purely that, AN ASSUMPTION becoz there is no evidence
and lastly if you seem to think cycling 2-3 times a year is safe and wont fuk up your hormones like blasting and cruising then that again is another dumb assumption since you are continualy causing HUGE hormone fluctuations doing this also,
there are some guys who cycle with 1-2 grams of gear and do PCT, while other will cruise with 300mg and blast with 600-800mg weekly, are you going to argue cycling is safer in this case?
you need to realise everyone has goals, and not everyone can reach there goal cycling 2-3 times a year
thank you for your opinion, but that is all it is, an opinion
sorry, but this is shockingly ignorant.
It just sounds like you're trying to rationalize your own use.
"Fine" is a very subjective term.There are consequences of having elevated levels of test for years upon years, especially at a high dose. It's not your test levels as so much the ancillary effects that come with high test. The endocrine system is very complex and elevating one hormone will always create discord with many others. Not to mention it'll alter your liver values, CBC counts, and pretty much every other functioning cells of the body.
Even TRT carries risks...and for the record everybody
250 mgs is NOT a TRT dose. It's basically a small cycle dose
That's why responsible use is so often stressed. At least with cycling you are giving your body a chance to recover, assuming your cycles aren't outrageous. HPTA suppression in the short term is more likely to rebound than HPTA suppression long term.
Lets not be fooled. We damage our bodies, it's just to what extent. I fully accept the consequences of my gear use and that it may effect my lifespan by a few years or more..but to me, it's a quality of life issue. If i died at 70 using gear, than 85 without it...I'll take years of my prime being muscular than a few years in the back end of life.
of course you can do your best to mitigate the damage by doing moderate cycles, proper PCT, bloodwork etc. But to think it doesn't have a long term effect is retarded if you're running exogeneous test for years and years at a supraphysiological dose
Don't lie to yourself, and more importantly don't give out incorrect info that can have serious repurcussions just because of your own rationalization.