receptors ready for more?

[chazk]

jmead
your gonna go back on reguardless
people saying the recpetors are not cleared .then you ask for other opinions.
untill you find the one you want to hear .

that anwser is " the recptors are clear" is the only anwser your even paying attention to or want to hear but thats ok.


I was once 21 .I know exactly how it feels .I ate ,breathed and lived bodybuilding from 18-23 then got cuaught up making a ton of money in the local florida realestate scene from 2002-2006 .I'm older now at age 29 and look at life a little bit different..

so i'll put my self into your shoes back at age 21...
if i was 21 again i would have started the next cycle yesterday....

i think your young enough, at age 21 I made my best gains that stuck around along time .so dont miss out..

 

[jmead]

honestly if i was going to get back on regardless i would have done so 2 weeks ago when all my stock came in..

i really just want to make sure it isnt too soon, obviously i like being ON, but its more of a priority to utilize the time i am "ON" to the fullest, to see the best gains..

just makin sure im not wasting my time/money.. thanks for all the feedback guys

 

[rakasha681]

This is a post by someone thats very well respected, and knowledgable, but due to politics, is no longer here to answer, so figured id post it on up... his name begins with a U, and im sure everyone knows who im talking about, its good info:

There is no such thing as receptor down regulation in humans.
When you take test it binds to the receptors. This causes an increase in gene activity which leads to increased protein synthesis. So you've now essentially changed your genetics. You grow muscle faster. If you take more the activity increases and you build more muscle faster. Myostatin stops you from exploding with muscle at some point.
When you come down in dose and "bridge" the activity slows down. The receptors don't change. They don't get dirty and need to be cleaned. They get tired or worn out. Or any other wild theory floated in many gyms. You make new receptors as you need them. The gene activity will pick right back up again when the dose goes back up.
This is a very simple explanation and is "in general" but it should give you an idea what's going on.

 

[jmead]

very helpful on my decision, i do miss those informative threads.. and like i said before even if it was copy pasted, i dont give a shit it was useful

thanks bro