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str8cubano
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I'm assuming your base is test, and you take breaks with other compounds inbetween correct?
Is it possible to stay on?
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I did 7 months, took a month off, just finishing another 3 months, and everything still checks out normal. Will take another month off then go on for who knows how long.
With how easy it is to get good anavar now, I dont plan on coming completely off in the near future
With how easy it is to get good anavar now, I dont plan on coming completely off in the near future
Most of the time I use 400mg/test and 300mg/deca. But then when I want to "cycle" I will add tren or winny or Masteron or NPP. You know, something different to cause either growth or get rid of some fat I may have had accumulate.
I get blood tests regularly and an echo-stress cardiogram twice a year. When I started this cycle I started it with Dr Ramon Scruggs in LA. I remember after the initial consultation and after starting on his program of test/deca he measured the effects on my prostate and E2 levels. They were fine and so he called me to let me know. I asked him, "when do I need to come off this cycle" and his answer was, "why do you want to come off?" I didn't have an answer if he didn't so I stayed on with his program from a year and then drifted off on my own after I could see that he was just checking the same things every 6 months and by that point I knew more about what I was doing than he did.
Being on all the time is not the danger it used to be.
Most of the damage was caused by estrogen not test so with today's anti-e's and a good cholesterol supp course like the one Fonz has laid out it's pretty harmless. Sorry GW Bush.
I get blood tests regularly and an echo-stress cardiogram twice a year. When I started this cycle I started it with Dr Ramon Scruggs in LA. I remember after the initial consultation and after starting on his program of test/deca he measured the effects on my prostate and E2 levels. They were fine and so he called me to let me know. I asked him, "when do I need to come off this cycle" and his answer was, "why do you want to come off?" I didn't have an answer if he didn't so I stayed on with his program from a year and then drifted off on my own after I could see that he was just checking the same things every 6 months and by that point I knew more about what I was doing than he did.
Being on all the time is not the danger it used to be.
Most of the damage was caused by estrogen not test so with today's anti-e's and a good cholesterol supp course like the one Fonz has laid out it's pretty harmless. Sorry GW Bush.
It's not something I would consider because the desire for children is still there. I need to preserve that option. The question you have to ask yourself is what do you gain by staying on yearround? Do you have a shot at going pro or something? If you're just a weekend warrior (lifting because you like looking good) then I think your priorities are out of whack if you stay on. If I could afford I can see doing long-term GH but I would never stay on juice year-round. I've never had a problem maintaining size, I don't want to be physically or mentally dependant on juicee and what I stand to lose FAR outweighs what I have to gain.
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Mythicalbeing
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With me being in my mid 30's, I COULD consider being on....all the time, but what do you tell your doctor?
Also Ulter...do you take anti's year around? A dose of hcg? every so many weeks ect?
Also Ulter...do you take anti's year around? A dose of hcg? every so many weeks ect?
I use 1 aromasin EOD most the time. I use HCG every other month for a week unless my wife comes off the pill, which she'll do from time to time. Then I don't use it because your sperm count skyrockets when you take it.
The World Health Organization has abandoned AS as a means of male contraception after sponsoring many studies that ended up showing it's ineffective for this purpose. So being on doesn't mean you can't have children. Especially like I said, if you're using HCG.
The World Health Organization has abandoned AS as a means of male contraception after sponsoring many studies that ended up showing it's ineffective for this purpose. So being on doesn't mean you can't have children. Especially like I said, if you're using HCG.
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