Every anabolic steroid will cause a negative feedback loop affecting one's HPTA. By the same reasoning, every steroid can theoretically cause "absolute" shutdown, and, conversely, every steroid has the potential to not cause "absolute" shutdown. Dancing in circles leads nowhere and shows nothing.
Your flaw in reasoning is seeing this "shutdown" as an absolute black-and-white idea. This is incorrect.
Please provide publications demonstrating the latter.
Oh, wait, you're referring to this absolute shutdown concept again, aren't you?
I really don't think any anabolic steroid will cause this absolute complete shutdown you keep mentioning. The axis to which you're referring is not thought of in such terms, thus your argumentative foundation cannot be expounded.
Incorrect.
Umm... you know what that graph is of, right? Hint: Check the axes. It says absolutely nothing regarding endogeneous hormone production, merely the decay rate in time as a function of plasma concentrations for different esterifications of nandrolone administered at different sites.
I'm really starting to wonder if this is a joke account or something. You keep reiterating stuff that doesn't make sense while backing it up with either unrelated or unsubstantiated attempt at evidence.