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A few weeks ago I transitioned from a cut to a bulk and decided to increase my dose since i had been on for quite a while during the cut and figured my body was probably used to the dose i had been taking..well, i upped the dose a lot...i wont mention how much exactly, but it was a lot...and at first it seemed to be working fine, but i started to get sick, and every time i ate any food i would have crippling indigestion and wouldn't be able to sleep at night, etc... So i decided to back off the dosage, and I immediately felt a million times better... But what was suprising is that my muscles have popped up, gained fullness, and gotten stronger as a result too... So now I'm thinking there is a point at which excess AAS can actually be counterproductive, not just in terms of feeling like crap, but also in terms of actual anabolism and muscular progress... One explanation ive come up with is extra strain on the body to get rid of the excess may divert resources and cause elevated cortisol, etc... Another reason may be a negative feedback loop of some sort which shuts down or turns on certain genes... But that is speculation about the mechanism, which doesn't really matter as much as simply knowing that too much can actually slow down gains... At least that is what it seems like based on this recent experience... Any of you experience the same thing?
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