How can you even make a statement like that? Every person reacts differently and there is no "minimum" amount of time for recovery. The fact of the matter remains that it could take weeks, months, or years. Also, you could never recover and be reduced to HRT for the rest of your life.
It's almost as if people don't take what they do to their bodies seriously in regards to what they could be facing long term. Maybe people don't think that the recovery aspect is going to be an issue because all you have to do is "take some HCG, Clomid, and Nolvadex for 6 weeks post cycle". It's just not that simple. We are at the mercy of our own bodies and vital organs and no matter what we do to try and stimulate this or activate that, if it's in cards to never be the same after one cycle then thats what you have to deal with. There is just no way of knowing before you start.
I by no means am anti-AAS. But what I am is anti-ignorance and pro-education. Everyone needs to understand how the body works and what could possibly be the outcome of all of this. The thing is that there are no long term studies on the outcomes. However, I can tell you that I have talked to several guys that used AAS for long periods of time and all of them share one thing in common. They are all well below normal in terms of testosterone production. If it's something you (they) are willing to deal with and it's a fair trade off for the time on then to each is their own. But to act like everything is going to be okay and back to normal just like it was prior to starting is foolish. I don't think anyone has said that to begin with and by no means am I name calling or singling out anyone. I just see and read people who labor under the illusion that everything is going to be fine once they stop. Chances are it's not going to be okay and your life will be different. To what degree depends on each individual. Your life changes when you start this and changes when you stop. Just keep that in mind.