Is it Even Possible to keep your Gains?

[CFZB]

Post Cycle Indefinatly?

 

[GoldenDelicious]

depends on your bodys propensity to hold mass, which is ultimately determined genetically, but modulated by such things as diet, exercise, and hormone levels

short answer: yes, so long as the mass gained was achievable naturally, and you kept up your diet/training

for most roiders, the answer is no, which is why you see many of them inflate and deflate like balloons. around here anyway

cheers

 

[Gambino]

^ this reason is why i haven't taken the plunge.

for me, it would be a never ending cycle

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

Depends for each person.
I'm a [size=-3]*[/size]hypoglycemic, endomorph with a high natty T level.
If I eat right, I lose almost none of my gains.
Bulking for me is easy, losing fat has been a life long fight.


[size=-3]*[/size]Hypoglycemia is when the body makes too much insulin.
Insulin is highly anti-catabolic...

 

[EnderJE]

^ this reason is why i haven't taken the plunge.

for me, it would be a never ending cycle

For me, it would be the other effects.

 

[The_Ghost]

All depends, if you are one of the guys that has no base and goes from tiny to big from the get go I would say no. This is the typcial 18-20 year old who juices.

But if you have lifted for years, built a solid base of mass then juiced then I would say yes you could keep most of your gains over the long haul.

 

[ViperHMS]

All depends, if you are one of the guys that has no base and goes from tiny to big from the get go I would say no. This is the typcial 18-20 year old who juices.

But if you have lifted for years, built a solid base of mass then juiced then I would say yes you could keep most of your gains over the long haul.

Yeah I agree. Diet goes a long way too. I've been able to hold on to my gains, but I know there will be the time when I go above my natural limit and I'll have to fight that fight when it comes.

 

[wootoom]

i kept my gains off var and didnt use pct my first time

 

[GoldenDelicious]

[size=-3]*[/size]Hypoglycemia is when the body makes too much insulin.
Insulin is highly anti-catabolic...

hypoglycaemia is a metabolic condition where you have low blood glucose. having a lot o insulin, or a high insulic sensitivity, is just one way to get there

sorry for being pedantic

 

[wnt2bBeast]

All depends, if you are one of the guys that has no base and goes from tiny to big from the get go I would say no. This is the typcial 18-20 year old who juices.

But if you have lifted for years, built a solid base of mass then juiced then I would say yes you could keep most of your gains over the long haul.

i agree..
perfect if you worried just send me your gear ill put it to good use

 

[The_Ghost]

i agree..
perfect if you worried just send me your gear ill put it to good use

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

hypoglycaemia is a metabolic condition where you have low blood glucose. having a lot o insulin, or a high insulic sensitivity, is just one way to get there

sorry for being pedantic

It's sensitivity. I got it in check....except in eggnog season.

 

[H_T_]

maybe.....