Hey everyone,
Newbie here. A bit frustrated too so turning to you experts, experienced folks.
I have 2 simple question, yes the answers are available but I still do not understand them. Sorry for being extremely dumb about this.
1. Can someone do just 1 cycle of Test (cyp or E) for 12-14 weeks, with proper PCT starting week 1 and probably add enough ancillaries, blood work up prior, mid and later and have his HTPA axis not affected and get his test levels back to normal?
2. How much can you keep the gains?
I have read the stickys. I have read the researches, Evidence based, RCTs etc. Amazingly with a lot of flaws even though published in high impact factor journals. Misleading =(
I come from medical background (work in sports medicine - but gives you NO benefit), even after studying in depth from micro to macro level and even if you read a lot around, you realize your understanding is so little to the amount of information that is unknown. Scary. This science is so different and unique and has too many open gaps and unanswered questions. At the same time, every one is using this from 18 years old to 50 year old. I have seen the little side effects to major death by cardiac myopathies. It has left me confused.
Newbie here. A bit frustrated too so turning to you experts, experienced folks.
I have 2 simple question, yes the answers are available but I still do not understand them. Sorry for being extremely dumb about this.
1. Can someone do just 1 cycle of Test (cyp or E) for 12-14 weeks, with proper PCT starting week 1 and probably add enough ancillaries, blood work up prior, mid and later and have his HTPA axis not affected and get his test levels back to normal?
2. How much can you keep the gains?
I have read the stickys. I have read the researches, Evidence based, RCTs etc. Amazingly with a lot of flaws even though published in high impact factor journals. Misleading =(
I come from medical background (work in sports medicine - but gives you NO benefit), even after studying in depth from micro to macro level and even if you read a lot around, you realize your understanding is so little to the amount of information that is unknown. Scary. This science is so different and unique and has too many open gaps and unanswered questions. At the same time, every one is using this from 18 years old to 50 year old. I have seen the little side effects to major death by cardiac myopathies. It has left me confused.