Buffalo
MuscleChemistry Member
Marathon Cycle
by: Buffalo
I never come across much talk about cycles in regards to marathon cycles. The only thing you read is people asking for recommendations for cycles for 8 weeks or 10 weeks for first timers. Maybe after that we’ll see the same person come back and want to do a 12 week cycle. I’m sorry but Im in the “why are you even doing gear?” pool group on this one. Im not knocking on anyone but I’m not sure if it is a generation thing of a bucket list to say, yeah I’ve done it or YOLO baby let me be the douche bag that destroys himself with no reward.
This is just my opinion from experience, if and when you decide to take that first cycle you should just stay on. Luckily I’ve (knock on wood) have never had real negative side effects. Tren sweats, yes! Issues with cholesterol, no. Gyno, never (and there were times were I wasn’t taking any aromatize inhibitors for weeks). Acne, never. Depression, never. Mood swings, mostly I think it was from dieting more than gear. Hair loss, nope. Acne, nada. I think in the most part most guys handle sides well and do plan accordingly. We all have that one cycle of feeling like crap, poor gear or an illness set in and brought negative side-effects.
Then you have that one person who isn’t even finished with his or her cycle and they have everything bad going for them. Either it was piss poor planning on that persons fault or they are just not meant to be on gear. The former can be prevented but the latter is a recipe for disaster. The latter will likely be on a board begging for help and he will receive 20 different responses; 5 responses may be from someone who has dealt with the issues or actually has experience. The other 15 are bro’s who heard from a friend or read a post about a friend of a friend and told them to do x,y and z. So now the latter will find some control over the problem but after being miserable with no reward. When I mean no reward, what did he get out of it? He wasn’t doing a show or making gains and sure as hell wasn’t pulling in pussy because his noodle was in no mood to get into anything.
So now let me get to my point of marathon cycling finally!
I will say this once, I have yet to ever (PROOF) that your body endocrine system returns to normal after use of steroids. I still have access to my health records from years ago and my tests never came back to (I hear this shit a lot) “baseline.” The times I always felt like shit while on gear was when I was in Post Cycle Therapy/Treatment. Some days I felt like bashing my head in the wall others I was watching fucking Golden Girls. You are coming off of a roller coaster ride, even with Clomid, Nolvadex, Toremifine, HCG (I”ll get to this in Part 2) or whatever method you use you will come down, some handle it better than others. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against PCT. I’m against what people claim it does, “bringing you back to normal.” HCG or not.
If anyone asks me about using, I will tell them to be prepared to always be “on.”
Tomorrow I will post logs from my uses of gear in marathon form and tell you what has worked for ME.
by: Buffalo
I never come across much talk about cycles in regards to marathon cycles. The only thing you read is people asking for recommendations for cycles for 8 weeks or 10 weeks for first timers. Maybe after that we’ll see the same person come back and want to do a 12 week cycle. I’m sorry but Im in the “why are you even doing gear?” pool group on this one. Im not knocking on anyone but I’m not sure if it is a generation thing of a bucket list to say, yeah I’ve done it or YOLO baby let me be the douche bag that destroys himself with no reward.
This is just my opinion from experience, if and when you decide to take that first cycle you should just stay on. Luckily I’ve (knock on wood) have never had real negative side effects. Tren sweats, yes! Issues with cholesterol, no. Gyno, never (and there were times were I wasn’t taking any aromatize inhibitors for weeks). Acne, never. Depression, never. Mood swings, mostly I think it was from dieting more than gear. Hair loss, nope. Acne, nada. I think in the most part most guys handle sides well and do plan accordingly. We all have that one cycle of feeling like crap, poor gear or an illness set in and brought negative side-effects.
Then you have that one person who isn’t even finished with his or her cycle and they have everything bad going for them. Either it was piss poor planning on that persons fault or they are just not meant to be on gear. The former can be prevented but the latter is a recipe for disaster. The latter will likely be on a board begging for help and he will receive 20 different responses; 5 responses may be from someone who has dealt with the issues or actually has experience. The other 15 are bro’s who heard from a friend or read a post about a friend of a friend and told them to do x,y and z. So now the latter will find some control over the problem but after being miserable with no reward. When I mean no reward, what did he get out of it? He wasn’t doing a show or making gains and sure as hell wasn’t pulling in pussy because his noodle was in no mood to get into anything.
So now let me get to my point of marathon cycling finally!
I will say this once, I have yet to ever (PROOF) that your body endocrine system returns to normal after use of steroids. I still have access to my health records from years ago and my tests never came back to (I hear this shit a lot) “baseline.” The times I always felt like shit while on gear was when I was in Post Cycle Therapy/Treatment. Some days I felt like bashing my head in the wall others I was watching fucking Golden Girls. You are coming off of a roller coaster ride, even with Clomid, Nolvadex, Toremifine, HCG (I”ll get to this in Part 2) or whatever method you use you will come down, some handle it better than others. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against PCT. I’m against what people claim it does, “bringing you back to normal.” HCG or not.
If anyone asks me about using, I will tell them to be prepared to always be “on.”
Tomorrow I will post logs from my uses of gear in marathon form and tell you what has worked for ME.
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