Going the Natty route for a long,long while

[Lenny]

Hello PM friends,

I decided more than a month and half ago to stop/get away from AAS for good or at least for a long, long while, but continue to train and eat like a bodybuilding just without the supps! I was on for 2 years straight and coming off has been hard to deal with because I was just used to it. So far I have maintained muscle mass and strength, but I feel like I am just gonna crash any moment. What is the best way to deal with it? I figured that I am 26 years old and will recover my levels eventually, but still I am like just blind waiting for a crash, maybe just paranoid, but I love the bodybuilding look! Thanks promuscle!

Lenny

 

[oldfella]

Hello PM friends,

I decided more than a month and half ago to stop/get away from AAS for good or at least for a long, long while, but continue to train and eat like a bodybuilding just without the supps! I was on for 2 years straight and coming off has been hard to deal with because I was just used to it. So far I have maintained muscle mass and strength, but I feel like I am just gonna crash any moment. What is the best way to deal with it? I figured that I am 26 years old and will recover my levels eventually, but still I am like just blind waiting for a crash, maybe just paranoid, but I love the bodybuilding look! Thanks promuscle!

Lenny

This is an easy one. Don't look for the crash.......just eat and train like you were on. Simple!! Keep your protein up and you'll be fine.

 

[Amazon Doll]

Good advise from OF

Being a female, we can't stay on like men do so keeping up the training and eating when off actually works. Not many people know that you can maintain your gains if you keep diet & training up.

The emotional cruch of gear is hard to let go.