1.5 year completed still not recovered

[chesty]

if there's nothing wrong with you on paper that's one thing
but there could be something else going on cycle logically

 

[ROIDDERS]

I would avoid hormones for a while
see if you can start feeling normal

 

[Mobster]

There is now, in society, a HUGE issue with T-levels. We've discussed this in many T based podcasts.

One reason is obesity. You can take all the steroids there are and if you're properly fat you're gonna have problems - on and off cycle. So fix that
Another is piss poor diet. You'll note, via the logs, the best results are seen by those who have the best prepped food. If you eat crap expect crap T levels
No 3 - life stresses. Ironically we have less to actually worry about now compared to 50-100 years ago but stress more over BS. Stress fucks ytour T levels and you are 100% stressing for sure. Ironically ABOUT T levels.
Meds would be No4. Either the meds themselves or the medical condition (again we've talked about how most Americans are down on using AAS all the while the average US adult (male or female) is on FIVE meds.. Both the meds and the conditions can f**k with T levels
Finally piss poor fitness (see also type II diabetes).

Get your ass outside in the fresh air, sun on the skin stuff. Do daily steps. Eat better. Get leaner. F**k the meds off. Heck get yourself some ass to bone and see if that helps

 

[25homes]

I ran a RAD 140 cycle for one month. A year later, I did PCT (Post Cycle Therapy) because, although my testosterone levels were not low (in fact, my blood reports showed high levels), I was experiencing side effects and had lost 8 kg. That’s why I decided to do PCT. I took 50 mg of Clomid for one month, and all my symptoms disappeared. I regained the 8 kg I had lost, and my strength also improved.

However, after two months, the same symptoms returned. I lost 8 kg again, and I’m experiencing anxiety and depression, even though my testosterone is still high at 750 (normal range is 200 to 800). All my other blood tests are normal.

Where u get pct

 

[Mobster]

One month of RAD followed, please note, ELEVEN MONTHS LATER, a half assed PCT. Ergo you did NOT suffer the side effects you claim in anyway connected to the RAD use of almost a year before. And you even provided proof of it to yourself via the blood tests. The weight loss and sense of depression is NOT connected to the RAD use

 

[ceo]

bros i think you should continue on the gear
see if you feel better or not. don't give up on cycling over 1 setback but log it so we can correct easy mistakes!

 

[vinod yadav]

the solution here isn't to keep throwing drugs at your body
that has to be the way you think going forward

Bro, after PCT, everything was fine for almost two months, and everything felt normal. But now the symptoms have returned, even though my testosterone levels are high. Do I need to do another round of PCT?

 

[Mobster]

Bro, after PCT, everything was fine for almost two months, and everything felt normal. But now the symptoms have returned, even though my testosterone levels are high. Do I need to do another round of PCT?

Isn't that throwing more drugs at it when he said not to. And you HAVE recovered. You AGAIN said your test levels are high. You never did a PCT. You just took Clomid.

 

[RoidRage69]

Isn't that throwing more drugs at it when he said not to. And you HAVE recovered. You AGAIN said your test levels are high. You never did a PCT. You just took Clomid.

This guy needs mental help.

 

[ballin2504]

I’m with Roidrage on this one on the overthinking.

 

[Noah Wixx]

Bro, after PCT, everything was fine for almost two months, and everything felt normal. But now the symptoms have returned, even though my testosterone levels are high. Do I need to do another round of PCT?

Did you just jump into utilizing sarms and peds with out tons of resreach and understanding fully what you needed to do before during and after the cycle ?

Worst I've ever seen which made me feel sluggish tired constantly and down in the dirt, my alt/ast was both over 100 which is stupid high and it effected me for a long time, all I could do was take care of my body and get my numbers back into range, everything went back normal and fine.

 

[Eddie Haskell]

Bro, after PCT, everything was fine for almost two months, and everything felt normal. But now the symptoms have returned, even though my testosterone levels are high. Do I need to do another round of PCT?

@vinod yadav I think we have a language barrier here, did you read this post by @LevButlerov
you not doing whats asked for you and MORE PCT wont help you
https://www.evolutionary.org/forums...leted-still-not-recovered.101466/post-1622287

 

[Mobster]

If someone has been experiencing anisocoria for 1.5 years without recovery, it raises concerns about the underlying cause. Has there been a thorough eye examination, including checking for nerve damage or other neurological issues? Proper anisocoria eye care requires identifying the root cause for effective treatment.

No mention of that whatsoever.