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WannaBPowerful
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I was told on more than one occasion latly, by more than one person. If you take gear, and pass your genetic potential, you lose all your gains from it when you come off, so you have to stay on it to keep them. Any truth?
Keeping Gear Results?
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WannaBPowerful
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fallenangel
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lawnsaver
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Ever since I have been using gear, I have completed many cycles. I have also taken extended peroids of time off, up to a little over a year. If you eat to maintian new muscle and do not over train, which will put you into a catabolic state. Gear is awsome, but gains can be maintained if you are smart. Eat enough food to keep your body anabolic. Dont over-train when off. This will just eat away new muscle. Obviously you are going to lose some, but as new boundries are broken, you body remembers.
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from what I can tell its a body comp thing!
You body doesn't want to hold a certain amount of muscle without a certain amount of fat. So if you get up to 200 lbs at 7% bodyfat, I believe in order to hold that muscle you might have to have 10% bodyfat naturaly or your body wil fight against holding that muscle.
I terms of the genetic limit thing, I think its how much of that muscle you gain can you keep while keeping body fat around 7-12%. Yo many people are afraid to lose their abs post cycle, well if you want to stay above your natural limit you better ad some fat.
The body will only see a need to maintain those 19 inch arms if you need them. Lifting makes you body "think" it needs them. Now it must "think" that it can support them. With proper diet and bodyfat %.
Of course everybodys bodyfat % set point is different and it can be changed, same with your muscular set point.
And looking at old pros they probaly are 15-20 lbs heavier than if they ever took gear, so maybe gear use over time can raise your muscular set point 15-20lbs. So instead of a genetic limit of 5'10 200 7%, you can have 5'10 220 7%, but foget about maintaining 5'10" 275 4%.
Just my theory from observation and also knowing some steroids(like tren) actually create new muscle cells instead of just enlarging the ones that are there already.
from what I can tell its a body comp thing!
You body doesn't want to hold a certain amount of muscle without a certain amount of fat. So if you get up to 200 lbs at 7% bodyfat, I believe in order to hold that muscle you might have to have 10% bodyfat naturaly or your body wil fight against holding that muscle.
I terms of the genetic limit thing, I think its how much of that muscle you gain can you keep while keeping body fat around 7-12%. Yo many people are afraid to lose their abs post cycle, well if you want to stay above your natural limit you better ad some fat.
The body will only see a need to maintain those 19 inch arms if you need them. Lifting makes you body "think" it needs them. Now it must "think" that it can support them. With proper diet and bodyfat %.
Of course everybodys bodyfat % set point is different and it can be changed, same with your muscular set point.
And looking at old pros they probaly are 15-20 lbs heavier than if they ever took gear, so maybe gear use over time can raise your muscular set point 15-20lbs. So instead of a genetic limit of 5'10 200 7%, you can have 5'10 220 7%, but foget about maintaining 5'10" 275 4%.
Just my theory from observation and also knowing some steroids(like tren) actually create new muscle cells instead of just enlarging the ones that are there already.
Dooley
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knowing some steroids(like tren) actually create new muscle cells instead of just enlarging the ones that are there already.Hyperplasia hasn't been proven to exist yet. From what I've read.. Tren stimulates the growth of satellite cells, which gives the muscle a bigger fuller look. This shouldn't be mistaken with the growth of new muscle cells due to the use of any substance.
Just my .02
Silverback316
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Shit I think I am just staying on forever. j/k
JibbyJabba
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Silverback316 said:
I've found this to be the best idea.
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