We started getting into this on the training board, and I think it's worthy of discussion.
Here's my take on bridging, keep in mind I have no steroid experience so this is purely theoretical knowledge.
Just for reference, bridging is the practice of using small doses in between larger cycles as a way of somewhat recovering HPTA while maintaining gains, in theory.
eg, 10-week cycle -> 4-week var or dbol bridge -> 10-week cycle
I'm opposed to the idea. Physiologically, any gear that's enough to maintain your gains is enough to keep you suppressed. So your body "thinks" you're on for the entire time, including bridging. It's true that the greatly lessened dose for bridging will allow some HPTA recovery, but I'm thinking that if you're gonna recover, do it for real.
I'd rather see someone condense the bridged cycles into one and just have a real PCT at the end for full recovery.
let's talk about it. Who has bridged successfully, who has an opinion, etc
Here's my take on bridging, keep in mind I have no steroid experience so this is purely theoretical knowledge.
Just for reference, bridging is the practice of using small doses in between larger cycles as a way of somewhat recovering HPTA while maintaining gains, in theory.
eg, 10-week cycle -> 4-week var or dbol bridge -> 10-week cycle
I'm opposed to the idea. Physiologically, any gear that's enough to maintain your gains is enough to keep you suppressed. So your body "thinks" you're on for the entire time, including bridging. It's true that the greatly lessened dose for bridging will allow some HPTA recovery, but I'm thinking that if you're gonna recover, do it for real.
I'd rather see someone condense the bridged cycles into one and just have a real PCT at the end for full recovery.
let's talk about it. Who has bridged successfully, who has an opinion, etc

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