How impotant is post cycle therapy?

[bustedknuckles]

Is it really important to have a pct?

 

[JimBoy]

I have done cycles in the past with no pct, and I think it was one of the stupidest things I've ever done.

 

[justinjones1963]

Is it really important to have a pct?

PCT is just as important as the cycle itself. You cannot have a ham sandwich without bread. PCT is the bread that keeps it all together.

Blood work, exercise and diet are also just as important as AAS and PCT.

Some people out there will never learn though.....

 

[SwolK]

Is it really important to have a pct?

it is the MOST important aspect

 

[hrpiii]

again.. MOST Important, along with blood/lab work. I have my lab work done 4-5 times a year.

 

[SwolK]

it would be like bungee jumping over water without the bungee cord. yea, you may live, but why risk it?

an exaggerated metaphore, but you get the point

 

[justinjones1963]

Here is a good metaphore: not doing PCT is like screwing a hooker without a condom. at first it doesn't bother you but once your blood work comes back you'll wish you used a rubber

 

[INNOCENT]

it would be like bungee jumping over water without the bungee cord. yea, you may live, but why risk it?

an exaggerated metaphore, but you get the point

good point..i agree

 

[SwolK]

Here is a good metaphore: not doing PCT is like screwing a hooker without a condom. at first it doesn't bother you but once your blood work comes back you'll wish you used a rubber

lol.

yea, that was better then mine

 

[OMEGA]

PCT is EVERYTHING

arguabley AS IMPORTANT as the cycle itself

 

[acneman]

too many quotes to quote
i agree all the way to the top

gaining muscle is great
keeping muscle is better

why waste the money time and liver values to feel like crap for 4-6 months and be smaller than when you started

 

[brohim]

Is it really important to have a pct?

Very important, if you want to keep the gains you make.

 

[JimBoy]

again.. MOST Important, along with blood/lab work. I have my lab work done 4-5 times a year.

What is checked with blood/lab work? Is it just Testosterone levels?