nelson montana
<b>V.I.P. - Author</b>
Yeah, I know -- times have changed. And anyone who's into "old school" bodybuilding is considered "out of touch." But you know what hasn't change much in the last 20 years? The human body. And you know what else hasn't changed? Steroids. They still do what they do.
We just know more now. But in a way, there's more ignorance than ever. We have more information but we also have more misinformation. And we have too many self appointed experts who spread it.
All my career in bodybuilding I've been know to question the status quo. I took my knocks, but in the end, I've been proven correct -- from drug comparisons to diet, to aerobics, to longevity to unseen benefits to unseen side effects. I didn't come to those conclusions by cutting and pasting studies. I came to them by QUESTIONING studies. Thinking BEYOND the conclusions. Using logic, experience, observation. It was "controversial" because I was ahead of the curve. But...times have changed.
Now, instead of being the "upstart", I'm "the old guy!" Out of touch. Stuck in the past. Good in "my day" but my day has come and gone. I get it. I did it to old guys when I was young and most people reading this will have it happen to them in a few years. It's the way of the world.
Nevertheless, being "up to date" doesn't necessarily mean latching on to whatever is the newest theory or taking the latest drug or using the most modern piece of equipment. It's thinking beyiond that. And it's human nature to stick with one's convictions. Old people do that. So do young people. But if you really seek to learn, convictions need to be abandoned. Sticking to any mindset, be it "the good old way" or "the new and improved " way is, in a way, a form of close mindedness.
Going with that...allow me to elaborate on a touchy subject. PCT.
I know , I know. There are those who lke their PCt and think they're well informed and they don't want to hear anything that contradicts it. But stick with me.
I've always advocated low does short cycles. In a way, it's an "enhanced" method of natural training. It's possible to recover from these cycles,far easier than it is from heavy, long duration cycles but over the years there's become this mistaken belief that once you're shut down, it doesn't matter. AND THAT IS ABSOLUTELY INCORRECT.
That would be like saying once you break your leg and can't walk it doesn't matter if you break it in 15 places. WRONG. MORE damage is MORE. And heavy dosages cause MORE damage. And the longer you're on the longer you'll remain shut down.
There is a difference between being suppressed and being shut down. Low does short cycles suppress. High does long cycles SHUT YOU DOWN!
Which leads us to another myth we're all familiar with -- time on equals time on.
I always thought that wasn't enough time. And I don't believe it was what most guys do anyway. And of course there was the theory (right here on message boards) that you could "bridge" with SARMS. That's ANOTHER topic where I was proven correct that people fail to acknowledge. Thousand of guys simply destroyed their HPTA doing that.
I won't touch the subject of how nolvadex is a shit toxic drug or that Clomid is only a temporary solution. That is absolutley true but I'm not in the mood to discuss it so let's just presume that they work great. I'll give that one to you!
Okay...so you recovered from a 16 week cycle. And then what? You go right back on! How many times do you think you can get away with that and maintain a healthy fully functional HPTA? I'm going to guess that most nobody knows -- because nobody is "off" long enough to test it. But I have news for you. I guarantee that everybody who does a "responsible " PCT is still suppressed. BUt your numbers were good 8 weeks after your PCT? Yeah, well have your blood checked, a year of being natural. They'll suck. Does anybody wait that long? No. Admit it.
So what's the solution? There are TWO.
Solution one: Forget the nolva and clomid. The body needs to get off of drugs and operate on its own and the only thing you can do is assist it naturally. That's where supplements come in. That means ultimate nutrition and herbs that assist in hormone production. In that regard, there's nothing better than N2GUARD, BRIDGE and N2GENERATE. And not for 8 week. More like 8 MONTHS. Now that may seem like a "plug" but you have to realize, these products were developed by steroid users FOR steroid users!
So forget about the time on equalling time off. You need to stay off for monthsand hope you can recover. Continue using the supps the entire time. Sorry. That's the reality of the situation. Anything else is just kidding yourself.
And..Solution number 2.
If you've done more than 5 cycles and are over 30, and you're planning on doing more cycles, you're going to have to face a simple fact, you're always going to need HRT.
This is what i decided to do. I keep a healthy level of Testosterone from TRT. 100 mgs a week. And then, along the way, give it little "bumps. Some weeks I'll go to 200 mgs a week. Then once in a while, for a month, add some Primo. Maybe a little SR9009 cycle. Now and then some Ostarine before a leg workout. In this way you avoid the "up and down" flux of hormones that are too high and too low. And you alway have the insurance of a normal healthy T level.
This method offers a slower, more stable progress over the long term. And of course, using N2GUARD and BRIDGE and N2 GENERATE can only help. They'll enrich your hormonal system so that it works optimally. I am living prof that this method works. Talk to the guys in their 50's who did the big ass cycles and tried to recover with PCT. Most of them look like shit. Those who are still alive anyway.
know...this is all completely against the traditional thinking. It's an entirely NEW way of approaching the use of PED's. So...let's see...how many progressive thinkers are there out there? Or are you stuck in the way of the old days?
This is the wave of the future. Decide for yourself. Are you going to keep following the failed tactics of messing up your hormonal system only to lose all the gains or attempt to cover up the symptoms with toxic drugs? Or are you in for the long haul?
N2GUARD, BRIDGE and N2GENERATE. If you're a PED user these products are as important as anything else. Maybe more so.
Get off the rollercoaster of being jack and then deflated and waiting to go back on. Do it the smart way. Or just keep thinking you already have all the answers.
The choice is yours.
We just know more now. But in a way, there's more ignorance than ever. We have more information but we also have more misinformation. And we have too many self appointed experts who spread it.
All my career in bodybuilding I've been know to question the status quo. I took my knocks, but in the end, I've been proven correct -- from drug comparisons to diet, to aerobics, to longevity to unseen benefits to unseen side effects. I didn't come to those conclusions by cutting and pasting studies. I came to them by QUESTIONING studies. Thinking BEYOND the conclusions. Using logic, experience, observation. It was "controversial" because I was ahead of the curve. But...times have changed.
Now, instead of being the "upstart", I'm "the old guy!" Out of touch. Stuck in the past. Good in "my day" but my day has come and gone. I get it. I did it to old guys when I was young and most people reading this will have it happen to them in a few years. It's the way of the world.
Nevertheless, being "up to date" doesn't necessarily mean latching on to whatever is the newest theory or taking the latest drug or using the most modern piece of equipment. It's thinking beyiond that. And it's human nature to stick with one's convictions. Old people do that. So do young people. But if you really seek to learn, convictions need to be abandoned. Sticking to any mindset, be it "the good old way" or "the new and improved " way is, in a way, a form of close mindedness.
Going with that...allow me to elaborate on a touchy subject. PCT.
I know , I know. There are those who lke their PCt and think they're well informed and they don't want to hear anything that contradicts it. But stick with me.
I've always advocated low does short cycles. In a way, it's an "enhanced" method of natural training. It's possible to recover from these cycles,far easier than it is from heavy, long duration cycles but over the years there's become this mistaken belief that once you're shut down, it doesn't matter. AND THAT IS ABSOLUTELY INCORRECT.
That would be like saying once you break your leg and can't walk it doesn't matter if you break it in 15 places. WRONG. MORE damage is MORE. And heavy dosages cause MORE damage. And the longer you're on the longer you'll remain shut down.
There is a difference between being suppressed and being shut down. Low does short cycles suppress. High does long cycles SHUT YOU DOWN!
Which leads us to another myth we're all familiar with -- time on equals time on.
I always thought that wasn't enough time. And I don't believe it was what most guys do anyway. And of course there was the theory (right here on message boards) that you could "bridge" with SARMS. That's ANOTHER topic where I was proven correct that people fail to acknowledge. Thousand of guys simply destroyed their HPTA doing that.
I won't touch the subject of how nolvadex is a shit toxic drug or that Clomid is only a temporary solution. That is absolutley true but I'm not in the mood to discuss it so let's just presume that they work great. I'll give that one to you!
Okay...so you recovered from a 16 week cycle. And then what? You go right back on! How many times do you think you can get away with that and maintain a healthy fully functional HPTA? I'm going to guess that most nobody knows -- because nobody is "off" long enough to test it. But I have news for you. I guarantee that everybody who does a "responsible " PCT is still suppressed. BUt your numbers were good 8 weeks after your PCT? Yeah, well have your blood checked, a year of being natural. They'll suck. Does anybody wait that long? No. Admit it.
So what's the solution? There are TWO.
Solution one: Forget the nolva and clomid. The body needs to get off of drugs and operate on its own and the only thing you can do is assist it naturally. That's where supplements come in. That means ultimate nutrition and herbs that assist in hormone production. In that regard, there's nothing better than N2GUARD, BRIDGE and N2GENERATE. And not for 8 week. More like 8 MONTHS. Now that may seem like a "plug" but you have to realize, these products were developed by steroid users FOR steroid users!
So forget about the time on equalling time off. You need to stay off for monthsand hope you can recover. Continue using the supps the entire time. Sorry. That's the reality of the situation. Anything else is just kidding yourself.
And..Solution number 2.
If you've done more than 5 cycles and are over 30, and you're planning on doing more cycles, you're going to have to face a simple fact, you're always going to need HRT.
This is what i decided to do. I keep a healthy level of Testosterone from TRT. 100 mgs a week. And then, along the way, give it little "bumps. Some weeks I'll go to 200 mgs a week. Then once in a while, for a month, add some Primo. Maybe a little SR9009 cycle. Now and then some Ostarine before a leg workout. In this way you avoid the "up and down" flux of hormones that are too high and too low. And you alway have the insurance of a normal healthy T level.
This method offers a slower, more stable progress over the long term. And of course, using N2GUARD and BRIDGE and N2 GENERATE can only help. They'll enrich your hormonal system so that it works optimally. I am living prof that this method works. Talk to the guys in their 50's who did the big ass cycles and tried to recover with PCT. Most of them look like shit. Those who are still alive anyway.
know...this is all completely against the traditional thinking. It's an entirely NEW way of approaching the use of PED's. So...let's see...how many progressive thinkers are there out there? Or are you stuck in the way of the old days?
This is the wave of the future. Decide for yourself. Are you going to keep following the failed tactics of messing up your hormonal system only to lose all the gains or attempt to cover up the symptoms with toxic drugs? Or are you in for the long haul?
N2GUARD, BRIDGE and N2GENERATE. If you're a PED user these products are as important as anything else. Maybe more so.
Get off the rollercoaster of being jack and then deflated and waiting to go back on. Do it the smart way. Or just keep thinking you already have all the answers.
The choice is yours.