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16 Apr 2012 16:01 #100891
by Kkkyle
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I'm just curious to find out
Is it possible to get your natural testosterone production to be stable at higher count than before you did a cycle. lets say your count was 500ng/dl pre-cycle and then after following a good pct have a natural level of lets say 550ng/dl? Or is it that your natural test production can never be upped and if your bodies normal is 600ng/dl that even with a perfect pct you will never get it above that?
Is it possible to get your natural testosterone production to be stable at higher count than before you did a cycle. lets say your count was 500ng/dl pre-cycle and then after following a good pct have a natural level of lets say 550ng/dl? Or is it that your natural test production can never be upped and if your bodies normal is 600ng/dl that even with a perfect pct you will never get it above that?
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16 Apr 2012 16:58 #100901
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Sorry if I offend you
Its just my point of view
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Your natural levels are always changing and often 'stabilise' at different concentrations...
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17 Apr 2012 14:52 #101068
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Your testosterone levels also fluctuate throughout the day and are generally highest in the morning. So if you want to do a test before a cycle and then again after PCT it is best to get both tests done at the same time of day, after a good night's sleep to get an accurate comparison.
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