Perma Cycle Until Bloodwork Says No?

Technically you can just perma cycle until your bloods tell you no. That no will just come sooner than if you came down to cruise doses to clear out. I personally feel a lot better running around 300mg androgenic load than I do going into 1.5-2g territory.

Gym performance, skin health, sleep, wellbeing, happiness all better than it would be on blast. But the difference in bloodwork really isn't that much
 
Technically you can just perma cycle until your bloods tell you no. That no will just come sooner than if you came down to cruise doses to clear out. I personally feel a lot better running around 300mg androgenic load than I do going into 1.5-2g territory.

Gym performance, skin health, sleep, wellbeing, happiness all better than it would be on blast. But the difference in bloodwork really isn't that much

This is how I'm currently "cruising". 300 T 100 Primo. I feel great on it and I'm still growing in a deficit. Bloodwork is TBD next week but my last bloods on 600 T 500 P weren't terrible anyway so I don't expect they've gotten worse.

If my shit comes back gtg across the board I plan on staying here.
 
Log exactly what you're taking and get an echocardiagram every 6 months and see if anything is changing as well as bloods and a calcium score quite frequently.
Find a blast and cruise protocol that doesn't change your echo.
Over at Physique collective one of the authors has found 400mg of test per week, year round, has no effect on his echo.
I think this is the way to do things either at a steady state mild blast or find a higher blast & lower cruise dose that doesn't affect your echo and blood work
 
> Over at Physique collective one of the authors has found 400mg of test per week, year round, has no effect on his echo.

You'd probably need an MRI with contrast dye to actually know if the steroids are causing fibrosis.

Also brain changes. But we'll probably never know the damage done to us from high dose test.
 
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