posted Sun, 10/19/2014 - 02:24
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Time between cycle question.
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Say I ran a first cycle of Test e for 12 weeks + 4 PCT. 4 Months total.
Then wanted to started my second Test E/Tbol cycle after only 3 months break.
(Time on + PCT = Time off)
Would this be the end of the world? I mean Im going to hopefully get blood work done to be safe BUT if that falls through can someone explain why it is we need to wait to recover?
Is it as simple as, if you didnt 100% recover before starting a second cycle, you will find it harder or mess yourself up recovering the second time around?
Sorry for the noob question, I honestly couldn't find an answer.
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It can make it harder to recover if you dont let you body
re-establish its axis.
Hitman187Did you get blood work to make sure you recovered from your first cycle? Usually time on + pct equals time off is the recommended minimum amount of time you take off. If you successfully recovered from first cycle starting a lttle early once is not the end of the world, you should be ok, but I wouldnt get into a habit of doing that. You risk permanent shutdown, and if you get into a bad habit of starting early it gets a little easier everytime meaning your rest time will get shorter and shorter between cycles and before you know it your fucked and on trt. Also id recommend if your doing harsh compounds like tren and Decca to take more time off then the recommended minimum of time on plus pct.
nobellabsI personally take at least 12 weeks off before having my blood work done. My results always come back good after 12 weeks.
the safe rule is you take the same time off as you were on.....
Honestly, I spend an additional 4 weeks off after my time off. Then get bloods. You can be crashed and not even know it.
Blood work is key here. The who time on+pct was not some shit established by doctors and is 100% accurate, its just a general guide as to the average time it takes for the body to get back to normal. Ive seen people recovered after 6 weeks and others it took a year. Everyones different. So get bloodwork and that will tell you if you're ready to go again.
Well, I can tell you from experience at three months out you are still likely not fully recovered. You are young and that helps but is far from a guarantee and every time you cut that recover short you advance the TRT clock against you. Get bloods and you will see.