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+ 2 Follow Up Post Cycle Bloods

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What's up brothers?? Been MIA for a bit, just been busy with life stuff, work, family, kids, and whatnot. Nothing bad, just the usual nonstop, especially with the kiddos and their extracurriculars.

Figured I'd pop in and share my follow up post cycle bloods with you guys. When they were drawn it had been about 9 weeks since my cycle ended. I've been cruising on 125mg Para Test E from UGF, test numbers are right where they should be for me personally at that dose.

Everything recovered wonderfully, HDL, HsCRP, AST, ALT, and hormones all right back where they should be. You can see my end of cycle bloods on my previous post.

Only thing that kind of surprised me was my hematocrit jumping from 47/48 on cycle to 54 off. I was on 420 test/300 mast p on cycle, so I was surprised that it jumped that high on 125mg. I did my usual hydration routine that i keep standard for all my bloodwork, so i don't think that was the issue. My current theory is it may have something to do with my pin frequency, as I was pinning ED on cycle and switched to E3D on cruise. I have since switched back to ED pins and will retest in another 4 weeks or so.

Other than that I've still been killing it in the gym, and have remained autisticly consistent with my nutrition. I did a nice little cut and went from 240ish to 220. Going to hang out at this weight for the rest of the year until its time to start upping food and gear again around January.

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The HCT is interesting, but I have been playing with this a lot since I bought one of those home tests kits and swapping to sub Q actually knocked off around 2-3%. So I would say your frequency could also be cause that difference.

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I'll see how the more frequent pins go, that and dosage amount are literally the only things that are different from when I was on cycle. Same exact foods, just less of it, same training, same supps, same everything except those 2 things.