Tweetwell you guys got me tinkin, and that can be dangerous, sorry fuzo

Tweet5 mg day d-bol is a bad idea..

Tweetim not gonna stay on year round. im only 25 and maybe someday i want to have kids. You guys think it would be wise for me to just stay on at 250 mg a week?

TweetAt 25, I think it is a bad idea. After 30, then maybe....after 35, absolutely. Everyone is different, and you have to know where you stand naturally, but 25 is young to stay on and supress year round. I've done the bridging, and in my experience it is not worth it. No matter how you look at it, it is affecting you at the time, or when you "go back on". In my bridges I've used Avar....primo... and dbol. I don't think its wise. I can see it if you are older and not producing much on your own, leading to another cycle or going back to HRT. But when you are still in prime mode, why not just take the time off and start back at it after you give your body a break? I think if you keep bridging, (From my experience), it will take more gear to get the affect of what could be much less. Save money and sides (stones, liver issues etc). Its either that or you will need more food, sleep etc to make up for the gear effectivness. I experimented for a couple years and now I will run a cycle, take a break (6-10weeks), run another and stay off for about a year. I'm no expert by any means, but this is what really works for me. This way I can keep my doses relatively low and get the same results that I did when I was running a gram of test or whatever. Either way, I hope you find out what works for you buddy. Good luck and yes, keep us posted. Ultimate

TweetInteresting

TweetRest your nutz like Fuzo says haha! Serious, you'll be shut down and not recover properly from the previous cycle and its not enough to really make sig changes..A total waste imo. Save it dude..

TweetYou will see better results if you take time off and your receptors will be clear causing a good spike next time you do one.