Reply With QuoteI would not reduce a thing postcycle other than training intensity, but I am relatively new. From what I have read, dropping cals would be a mistake, especially protein-sparing carbs.
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03-19-2004, 04:16 PM #1Senior Gear head
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PCT diet...
I have heard on another board that on post cycle you should cut your carbs down to 60 and eat Very high protein and such. Too me that sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. Sounds like i would lose alot doing something like that.
I think the reason he gave was for BP and Lipid profile issues... and that it was the best thing too do. what do yall think about that?CUTTING!
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60g carbs is a serious cut, and is not going to apply to everyone. Dont follow someone elses diet period, come up with your own.
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i keep everything around the same for a while then take it back down to maintence slowly adjusting to how i feel
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