Tweeti used to follow the rules and say time on = time off. the o pretty much started hoping back on as soon as i felt like i was gtg again. really the only way to know forsure when you can start again is blood tests.

TweetSo if u get bloods and all your levels are normal than your gtg? For the most part meaning everything went back to "normal"

Tweetyeah pretty much. as long as all your bloods and levels are normal you can jump back on. Usually the rule of thumb for time on = time off is to get ensure your levels are back to normal. everyone is different but if you pct properly with gtg stuff you should be back to normal usually before your time on = time off would come

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Tweetfood for thought: the other reason people take the time on = time off rule of thumb is also in regards to receptors clearing. you may be g2g on your natty levels but from my understanding that doesnt mean your receptors are g2g. the only way to clear the receptors and have a better response off of your next supplements is allowing your body the time to clear that shit out. theres nothing else out there that will clear them other than time.

TweetI have read that your body need about three months to get the boys back into baby makers.

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Originally Posted by sensitivenips

food for thought: the other reason people take the time on = time off rule of thumb is also in regards to receptors clearing. you may be g2g on your natty levels but from my understanding that doesnt mean your receptors are g2g. the only way to clear the receptors and have a better response off of your next supplements is allowing your body the time to clear that shit out. theres nothing else out there that will clear them other than time.

I have read a lot of contreversial studies on receptor downgrading, and I have read numerous studies on possitive time on=time off RE: receptor.
Studies aren't the bread and butter of course, because it really depends on the source(s), and their motives for supporting their claims.

I used to follow the rule time on time off, but I have gone so deep down the last few years, that to me, coming completely off is a very strange idea.

I don't advice the kind of cycles I do to every other person, it def takes a special breed hahaha, but I am very sensible whenever it comes to a fairly new gear user.

I think that the root of the question should be why you are running gear, versus time on, time off.

If you are recreational user and like to stay fit, strong and enhanced over others, than def take the time off, do your blood work.
If you are in this game for competition...then the contreverial quewstion should be, do we take time off or what?


Not sure that I have answered your question, but more so given you my perspective in things.


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TweetThanks everyone.

TweetI cycle 16 weeks on and i take off 8 weeks off and within the 8 weeks off, i do my pct

TweetAlso just because your not producing testosterone does not mean you can't have children. I have my 5th child coming in august and the last 2 are 100% tren babies.