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Wanting to Blasting and Cruising instead of Cycling
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Your reasoning for wanting trt are going to cause more damage than gains in the long run. Cruising on trt is to keep your test levels at natural levels if your levels are already good then in reality your just staying on cycle indefinitely and that's not good for your body
Well it will in time knock that natural level out and would be replaced with the trt dose so essentially he is just doing the same thing he could do anyway. Doesnt make much sense but hey I did it. I also have an end game of 40 so I don't plan to do this permanently. The blast part at least. I may even call it quits sooner. A lot of us go the trt route simply because we fucked ourselves up so bad. It's very rarely a choice one would make over cycling OP. Usually its mandatory.
Now what do you plan to accomplish overall with this. Seriously just to look better? Lets start at the bottom....
What have you ran?
What do you do for PCT?
This is a choice you have to come to terms with and make on your own. In my honest opinion if you are still able to support natural healthy testosterone levels I don't see the,point in blast and cruise. However, it's really your choice
If you keep your test dose during cruises in normal range and cruise long enough, then there's no reason it would cause you any harm to your health or longevity. Of course giving blood is good while on TRT and keeping a diet structured for good overall health
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cbbram00
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I think you got your mind made up already...
I just started my first cruise (I'm 45)...the one thing that's bothering me is my prostate is enlarged. I don't know if it'll be like this forever or if it's from just coming off a blast from 4 weeks ago but you'll probably run into a few snags along the way. I went to my Dr. about my prostate and he prescribed 5mg Cialis daily. It's been a tremendous help but now I might have to take Cialis AND testosterone forever. I'm not too far into deep yet if I decide to pull out BUT my point is it's not a decision to be taken lightly.
I do feel better emotionally on TRT than my natural test levels. I'm not as moody and I feel better in general.
I just started my first cruise (I'm 45)...the one thing that's bothering me is my prostate is enlarged. I don't know if it'll be like this forever or if it's from just coming off a blast from 4 weeks ago but you'll probably run into a few snags along the way. I went to my Dr. about my prostate and he prescribed 5mg Cialis daily. It's been a tremendous help but now I might have to take Cialis AND testosterone forever. I'm not too far into deep yet if I decide to pull out BUT my point is it's not a decision to be taken lightly.
I do feel better emotionally on TRT than my natural test levels. I'm not as moody and I feel better in general.
your at a fine age for it but it just really depends on how much you truly need it... you dont just do it, "just because" or because of "the gains" but you do it because you need it etc... thats up to you and if your at grips with that and are okay with doing it the rest of your life then you can do it but at least have good reasoning for it...
Gymjunkie38
Active member
The big health draw backs are permanent shutdown and infertility you said you dont want more kids only question you need ask is am i ok with being on trt the rest of my life if this is not a problem go for it the negative health aspect only gets bad as those cruise periods with most guys never happen or they blast for 20 weeks then cruise on half a gram for 4 weeks then blast again this is not a good idea however if you actually take 12 or so weeks at 200 mg inbetween cycles your ok
SpikedEggnog
Active member
yeah i agree with everyone else here. TRT is for those who have naturally low TEST levels, not for someone who just wants to avoid PCT. if your natural levels are fine, PCT is fine. and there are downfalls from being on TRT for life. especially prostate enlargement. if i didn't have to be on TRT i would choose not to, but the choice is up to you in the end..
Wreck-IN
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I'm one that fucked Myself thru the years of not coming off cycle, not knowing what I was doing, and being stupid. But, I don't regret anything I've done....i
I had fun and at 42yrs of age.....I feel good. I've PROPERLY PCT'D a few times.....and this time may be my last pct. To anyone ready to commit to TRT forever. ....just do what makes sense, the Rollercoaster of PCT isn't horrible especially if you use hcg and everything else properly and for the right duration. .....don't say fuck-it and just run your body into the ground. My 2 cents bro.
Gymjunkie38
Active member
Before you jump in my only suggestion would be post cycle once more after you finish pct get labs done if your total test is still over 800ng naturally think it through real hard if its under 400 you need TRT anyhow go for it .
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cbbram00
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Very good advice!
My thoughts exactly. Why inject yourself to put you at a level that your own body can give you naturally and for free?! Makes no sense to me
I don't know if my levels were ever 800. I am 27 and started TRT for having a 430 test level. The reason I say I don't know if I ever had good natural test is the changes that have occurred. I was unable to put much muscle on. And anything I put one was a bitch to hold. Lol one of my supervisors is over 20 years older than me and his levels were 680 the same time mine was a 430.
There's just so many things to think about for TRT.
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There's just so many things to think about for TRT.
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That's very true. I never had high levels either, or at least for as long as I tested them. Once I hit my late 30s, and after coming off of a long contest prep cycle....my numbers really took a hit. I couldn't get them over 200. That's when I went the self TRT route. Been that way for 2 1/2 years now
well said brother and I also concur... If there is a good reason for it, then i am the first person that is all for it, trust me but I also know how important it is to wait until its absolutely necessary...
first of all how old are you and what does your bloodwork look like?>
Great plan buddy. It's always good to go about these things the smartest way you can
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