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I recently read that the body will create new cortisol receptor sites if the current ones are being blocked by AAS, and when cycle is over you are left with the ones proir to use and the new ones. Is this B.S.?
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Probably.
The same thing with androgen receptors downregulating from us of steroids. It's another one of those things that people just read and repeat over and over again.
HRT would only be effective for like 10 weeks according to the receptors becoming saturated, clogged, down regulated, etc theory. So every year an HRT patient would have to use more and more. It's complete bs.
The way I see it is that as bbers get more mass the need more and more gear to achieve or maintain that level. Thus the theory that you will always have to use more and more.
The same thing with androgen receptors downregulating from us of steroids. It's another one of those things that people just read and repeat over and over again.
HRT would only be effective for like 10 weeks according to the receptors becoming saturated, clogged, down regulated, etc theory. So every year an HRT patient would have to use more and more. It's complete bs.
The way I see it is that as bbers get more mass the need more and more gear to achieve or maintain that level. Thus the theory that you will always have to use more and more.
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