Thanks for that. I must have missed when you mentioned it before...
Jarman, a couple of points:.
1) Weight training will reduce catabolic hormones and help your natural recovery of T, as well as boosting GH (which will aid recovery)..
2) As long as you keep your workouts relatively sensible, you don't stand to be just burning up muscle (as long as you are getting plenty of food)..
3) The neural adaptations that cause strength increases are semi-permanent, I would not worry about your strength loss..
Train sensibly, don't hurt yourself, be consistent with your diet, and you'll be back to your old weight in no time...
Ali541 - read this as a starter... Post-cycle therapy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia..
The neural adaptations that cause strength increases are semi-permanent, I would not worry about your strength loss..
Very true which is why using strength increase as a marker for a newbie makes no sense. 80% of all strength gains are caused by neural adaption...
Without gonig over old ground too much, I loose a sh*t load of weight and strength. so i'd recomend pct if you wanna minimise this...
Bodyworks, I'm surprised you don't follow a course with PCT. This is a very different approach from what I'm used to reading regarding cycles. Doesn't it bother you to lose all that strength and size that you had gained while on gear...?..
