TweetSeems a tad high for a cruise.
250-300 should suffice for a cruise

Tweet500 is way too high for a cruise..150-250mg per wk is more appropriate...but I wouldn't take the decision to start cruising lightly.

TweetCurse is just that. It wont help in recovery. Only way is to do recovery (equal time off to time on) using the proper pct ancillaries

TweetI wouldn't go over 250 mgs for a cruise.

TweetA "cruise" is completely relative. If someone is around 5'10 200lb some what lean 250mg EW will be fine for a cruise. But someone at 250lb lean will need more to support the muscle, ie 500 or 750 etc. trial and error is the only way to truly accomplish what you need. Just remember a cruise is meant to let your body rest and get back to healthy levels in cholesterol, liver values, RBC etc. and also help you keep your gains.


- SHREK

Tweet500mg/wk is far from a cruise but rather a cycle. TRT scripts range from 100mg-200mg/wk. So if you want to cruise and blast drop down to a TRT dose of no more than 200mg/wk for a few months then go into another blast.

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Originally Posted by Diggler28

500mg/wk is far from a cruise but rather a cycle. TRT scripts range from 100mg-200mg/wk. So if you want to cruise and blast drop down to a TRT dose of no more than 200mg/wk for a few months then go into another blast.

While I agree 500 is high I have seen doc prescribe that as a trt dose, it's not as common in the US but higher doses from docs are readily available in Europe. I'd caution against it just for what everyone is saying here but I just wanted to add to the other side.

Also what Shrek said is correct, and there are other variables that might raise the dose. Example I have two friends, one weighs 175lbs his hrt dose is 200mg/week and another friend his 250 his prescribed hrt is 325mg/wk...

I will also add this I self hrt, I cycle, and sometimes I cruise...blood work on cruise and hrt dose are very similar...my hrt dose is 250...my cruise is 500...and I'm very healthy. I come off completely at least once a year to get a "real" blood work baseline also.

Bottom line is be careful and listen to your body...Oh and use hcg!

Tweetive also never cruised before but was wanting to this time around at the completion of this cycle. I am still relatively young at 31 yrs old to cruise and never come off so im still taking that into consideration. i do not have any kids and am unsure if i ever plan on having any. by staying on test yr round and never coming off im sure could really jeopardize me being able to have kids if i ever wanted to some day. correct me if im wrong with this assumption?

TweetYour assumption is correct on the children issue but there are many who have had children while on cycle or cycling for years...you only need one really strong swimmer lol!

Tweethmmm, interesting....i am about your age as well and i do actually like the pct route...then, when i hop back on, i feel THAT much better...i will probably cruise when i am a little older though per dr recommendations...