whats the deal here?
in the past two weeks or so i've seen at least 5 people on here all post something similar, about how pct sucks, they just did there last shot of test e or whatever, and can't wait to start bulker in November.... Am i missing something here? If someone finished a cycle mid September and got back on in November, that would barely be 2 months off. most of the people mentioned being on longer esters as well. i always thought your time off was supposed to a least be equal to time on plus pct. im not trying to bash anyone for what they said, im just tryna figure this out because if theres some trade secret or technality for being able to hop back on after only 2 months rest id like to kno what it is. i started my last cycle a week early, and im sure thats not a big deal, most people do it. but how early could you get away with jumping back on. Im only asking this because i've seen several people on here mention it. i know making sure you've recovered fully from previous cycle is important, as well as giving your receptors enough time to clear.
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You have a very good question here and I think I can explain...you shoot a space shuttle off (this is a combo of a plane and rocket sort of thing for the younger kids who don't know) then that shuttle comes back from space...if you want that shuttle to stay a healthy piece of machinery you SHOULD take it in do diagnostics to make sure its performing ok (blood work) give it a rest (time off) and make any repairs and modifications to get it 100% (pct and any other meds or supps needed as suggested by the blood work) however once that shuttle lands I can refuel it right away or after I just check half of those things and fling it right back into space maybe even with the same crew...now the crews tired because they had no "time off" their shuttle hasn't been properly repaired (pct+time off) and their diagnostics (blood work) wasn't done...I know if you've read this far you think I've lost it, but alas...you wouldn't want to be on that space shuttle knowing its not ready even though it may work out...so why risk you health/life on a new cycle without proper love and maintainance to your body? After all you body is just as complex if not more complex than that space shuttle and if that space shuttle blows up you can at great expense get another...if your body blows up all the money in the world cant buy ya another...make sense
Excellent post like many of yours are!
That was brilliant! I would add that just like the space shuttle sometimes even with all due diligence the shuttles can and do still blow up. We are playing with serious compounds, never forget.
hulkamaniarunni...i don't think you've lost it at all, that analogy worked really well and it made perfect sense. i get it thanks
hulkamaniarunni...i don't think you've lost it at all, that analogy worked really well and it made perfect sense. i get it thanks
AnonGreat explanation fella
Iron_Monk....would you jump off a bridge if they did?
You're doin it right bro
hulkamaniarunni...if its gonna hurt me, hell no i aint following them off that bridge lol. i was more curious to see if there was an exception to the rule