oldfella
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Some of this depends on how long you have been training. If you got big and stayed this way for some years then you can come off the supps and retain a good deal of the mass you gained. The recipe for this is the same as putting the mass on in the first place. Eat right (for mass), train right and hard, get rest and you will keep what you worked hard for. The exception would be a newbie that trained for six months, juiced for six months, got as big as a house and then quit juicing!! Most if not all the gains would deminish over time.....why? Because your body was never that big and did not stay that big for long enough. Pct would not save this individual, only time under the iron and on diet would. As for PCT, well it is s myth! I will get fried for this but pct is a waste of time. We did not do it back in the day and many still do not do it.......why? because it does not work. The idea that you can kick start anything by switching to some preparations that are only prescribed to women and this will aid in retaining mass is ludicrous at best. Remember this about PCT, your natural production was suspended by the introduction of artificial hormones into the body. Your body perceives this as overproduction and scales back or shuts down natural production to compensate for the overabundance of hormones. All you are doing by adding PCT at the end is delaying the normal production due to the continued exogenous supply of hormones to your body. When you decided to introduce hormones exogenously to your system...........that was the day you altered your body chemistry for life!! This is my opinion and the truth as I believe it. I am not speaking for anyone else here. PCT at best is a very controversial subject and also open to much speculation. Believe what you will!!