TweetI do test only year round but still do regular cycles twice a year.. i love it.. i havent seen my balls in about 5 years.. but it works well

Tweet^ HA SCHIZ!

TweetTheres nothing wrong with my nuts they havent shrank and even when I'm on a cycle they dont shrink

TweetDo u do anti e while on hrt? Not old enough for hrt yet but curious for the future.

Tweetnope dont use anything.

TweetFuzo whay "other stuff" you referring to? Deca, EQ...? How much Cyp you running?

Shiz for a while my boys shrank as well. Started to incorporate HCG into my cycles and boom....took some time but bounced on back

TweetI run some clomid every 6 weeks and hit some HCG every 2-3 months.. It definitely helps bring em back, but they slowly go away again.. I like to think of it as they are just hibernating :-)

Tweetbeen doing test only for years now...once in awhile I add in something but not often. I hit hcg every few weeks to keep boys alive and come off for a month twice a year (maybe!) to clean out kidneys. I like low doses too. I fluz between 375-500mg.

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Originally Posted by skinnyman

Fuzo whay "other stuff" you referring to? Deca, EQ...? How much Cyp you running?

Shiz for a while my boys shrank as well. Started to incorporate HCG into my cycles and boom....took some time but bounced on back

I'm running about 400mg a week and yeah thats what I mean by other stuff all the other types of gear

TweetAs we say, Test is the best, and the base of every cycle - right? I've always been an advocate of Test cycles, and lower doses in general. Save some money, avoid some sides, smaller health risks, and still see some solid growth. I know that test-only or lower dose cycles don't do it for long timers, but most don't need mega doses. And if you've been away a while, a moderate dose of test is a great place to start again. Good post - more is not always better.

TweetSo you long time test users. I am thinking about going thios route.

FUZO, I noticed you said 400/ wk .. 2 x 200 of Cyp?

Looking for opinions on what I should be looking to do when I decide to drop the tren and just go test. I posted in my other thread how my levels of test are naturally low, so looking to just stay on a low dose of test only just to feel "normal".

Tweet400/wk of cyp is a good modest dose for a cycle, but it is still much higher than a man's normal average endogenous testosterone level. Even 200mg/wk of cyp will result in test levels that are much higher than normal. But, 200mg/wk is a typical HRT dosge - so if that is what you want, there it is. I feel obligated to point out the obvious here, that is going on even a low HRT dose of test (or any other AAS) will inhibit your natural test production, and extended use will likely decrease your natural ability to produce testosterone permanently. So you may be happy in the near term, but if your motivation is to "correct" the low levels of natural test in your blood, maybe you should rethink this strategy. The final outcome will be even lower capacity to produce test on your own. Now maybe you don't care about that, because you plan to stay "on" for the rest of your life . . . in that case I recommend seeing a doctor so you can get a prescription for HRT testosterone, and you will never have to worry about a source drying up, or having legal issues, or monitoring your own health - the doctor will do all of that for you through the ongoing care for your condition. If neither of those choices are what you have in mind, you could stimulate your own ability to make test naturally through the use of HCG at low and regular doses - you could do this forever without hurting yourself, assuming you plan carefully and use a reasonable dose and schedule for your specific purposes. I'd couple the HCG with a similarly moderate dose of exemestane to prevent the unwanted side-effects of aromatization, but that should do the trick for as long as you want to continue. If you decide to stop, its not a problem and you won't have to plan or taper or worry about anything really. That's what I would do, but you should consider the long term implications of whatever you decide, as well as the practicality of that decision.

TweetTest only for years...havent done PCT or anti E for moons.