DJ_UFO
Banned
Ulter said:You need to do a lot more reading before you do what you're planning. But you probably won't. The gear you use has nothing to do with how well you'll keep your gains. Gains are the addition of LBM (muscle) to your body. Some gear will add water as well as LBM and that water will go away when you stop. That's not a loss of gains, it's a loss of water. How well you keep your gains will depend on what you do when you're DONE with the cycle not what you take during your cycle. One steroid doesn't put on a different type of LBM than another so how would it make sense that one will give you more keepable LBM than another? It won't. Read up, spend some time here and you'll get it figured out.
What he said. You have not read and learned enough man. Most of the people when go into a cycle use a "special" diet to bulk up. That's right. You need those extra calories in protein/carb/fat ratio to get the gains you are looking for. What most people do also, is when they stop the cycle, they stop eating. They go back to eat what they used to eat before. That's a big mistake. If you gain 20 pounds of LBM after 10 weeks, then you have to keep feeding forever a x+20pounds body. If you eat what you were used to it before, the body automatically will reduce that mass to almost exactly how it was before because you are not taking the right nutrients and you keep training with the same intensity. Ulter it's right. Some steroids will give you more water retention than others, and you loose that water after cycle. Some people says that can hold all the gains after cycle. Well, if you keep eating the same fat/carb/protein ratio after cycle, is possible that while you are loosing water retention, you are storing fat, because your metabolism is not the same on cycle as off cycle.
Keep reading this forums. All of them. Not only the anabolic forum. There's a lot of valuable information here. Specially from experts like Ulter, Macro, Omega, Radar, and a lot more that I'd like to name here but I don't remember. Do your homework. Take your time.