In the past five years or so I've ran a couple 6-month cycles. First started out doing the time on + time off protocol, then hit the 6-month straight style. I took a break for a year or so within that 5-year period, came back and decided to stay on cycle for almost 2-years now. I'd like a good pct protocol from good bros, can read anything online, but I'm want to be part of my home here. Besides that, what are everyone's opinions on whether I can regain my old test level???? ( 46 years old).
PCT... its to easy, you get on AAS, let your body think its HPTA has 'normalized' around the bio-idenctical hormones...and then you just pop a couple of chosen pills and your endocrine system normalizes??. Its too easy , and a big fallacy.
You certainly can get off, your system will pick back up but it will take a long time to get you where you would have been at 46yrs old had you not been using.
PCT work while you take them but will stop working when you stop using them. (Many will dispute this fact but PCT as we have come to know, is a short term solution that will disrupt your HPTA recovery further than it is already). Its only benefit is the psychological boost it gives knowing you have done what you need to restore your function. Unfortunately, lab tests will show otherwise.
Getting off requires planning and commitment.
In brief, you will need to get your body to normalize around its natural production level. Meaning for a period of 6 month you will homeostas around 6mg-8mg of the synthetic molecule. This will do 2 things keep you functioning as non andropausal male... and remind your body where it needs to be in terms of serum levels.
Transitioning off after that is MUUUCH easier as you have taught your body where it needs to be.
Done correctly, in 3 month your will be producing you own T provided you maintain a healthy lifestyle, To get you back close to 90% of where you would have been as a 47 year old , it will take another 3 month usually... and the last 10% will come with time depending on your lifestyle.
PCT and SERMS work GREAT! while you take them, or until there effect wears off...
They have NO long term restorative effect .
This is just a guideline, GETTING OFF protocol will have to be customized for you.
Im no medical doctor, information is for entertainment purposes only.