Off Cycle Question

[HattoriHanzo]

Okay, I was using Andropen for about 14 weeks and trailed it off from 1cc twice a week to 1/2cc once a week to avoid crash. The last 4 weeks I used it were just 1/2cc once a week. Now, I've been off cycle completely for 6 weeks while using HCG. How much longer should I stay off cycle? I know the rule is off as long as on but since I was using so little, does that count for anything?
I want to start a new cycle of Tren/test but I want to be recovered first.

 

[MuscleGauge1]

I would follow the rules bro. Off for as long as on. Stick with that

 

[Hate4TheWeak]

It's up to you and your goals. If you just BB for fun and don't compete then come off if you are serious about it then make the call. Totally up to you

 

[SloppyJ]

Did you run a PCT? Sounds like your methods are all fucked up.

 

[ctr10]

Bloodwork is the only way to know when you turn back on

 

[Standard Donkey]

hcg will keep you suppressed...


understanding of pct appears to evade you

 

[jimm]

Like donkey has said hcg after the administration on aas Is going to surpress you.

Good luck with the estro rebound.

Do a proper pct then get bloodwork done

 

[teezhay]

Did you run a PCT? Sounds like your methods are all fucked up.

This x10.

OP, there's no need to taper off testosterone. Once you've replaced your natural testosterone production with exogenous AAS, you'll shut down. It doesn't matter if you're blasting with 600mg per week of prop or just cruising at TRT levels, your natural production will shut down, or as you say "crash."

Obviously there's nothing to say about PCT and hCG that hasn't already been said. You're essentially applying obsolete methods from the '70s, and there's just no need to do that.

Frankly, you've been pretty harsh to your body. Do it a favor and don't touch tren until you've done your homework and know what PCT is and how it's conducted correctly. Hopefully you can recover alright and continue achieving your goals, man.

 

[aminoman74]

You should of done clomid and nolva for PCT.Time on is time off.