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Recommended - ON then OFF period

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Should the Off period of a cycle be equal to the ON period including PCT, (or)
do you recommend that the PCT portion be seperated from the OFF period.

e.g. 6 weeks on then 3-4 weeks PCT - (next) 6 weeks "OFF" before starting next cycle

vs. On 6 weeks then off 6 with PCT included in this 6 week Off period.

I know some are on constantly, or maybe do longer cycles / but I like the idea of allowing a reasonable rest period in which my body makes some normal adjustment. Hey, if I quit completely I know that is the surest way to "normalize", but that's not the path I'm talking about here...Chime in with your personal thoughts plaese.
 
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I used to follow the time-on=time-off after PCT... but now I get my blood tested after PCT and stay at my natural levels for the same amount of time I was on cycle.

Time on cycle= Time off at my normal natural level

Why? It takes a lot longer to recover from certain more suppressive compounds(such as Tren, Deca)
 
time on = time and a HALF OFF ( includes PCT)

The research shows ( actual studies) that it takes about the same time to recover FULLY from time on

It also showed one case where Men were ON for one year. Almost ALL recovered FINALLY but it took a YEAR to do so!

this is where time on time off methods came from

Of course this does not factor in advanced PCT drugs and methods
 
I just figured that it would be time on not including PCT time just because at that point you are not hormonally balanced and are still taking drugs. In other words, if you do a 12 week cycle, the wait 2 weeks for your long acting esters to wear off, then do PCT, you are looking at adtional 5 weeks after then end of the cycle before you are drug free and can sart counting your "off" period of 12 weeks right?
 
Once your body has normalized there is no reason one cannot begin a new cycle. Your body does not require a specific waiting period after achieving normalization. Of course reaching that normal state after a cycle will vary with everyone.
 
don't forget about your lipid profiles often times people forget about this and start a new cycle before they are fully recovered from the last one. the last thing i want is a heart attack/hardened arteries. just because your testosterone levels are normal for a few weeks does NOT mean your ready to go again.
 
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